How to Use Your Ride
Ride Like A Pro!
Welcome to our guide on how to get the most out of your ride! Whether you’re a seasoned driver or just starting out, mastering your ride can enhance your riding experience and keep you safe on the road. Below are some essential tips and tricks to help you make the most of your journey:
REMEMBER: If you bought your new sweet ride at GQB,
we offer free riding lessons on our track,
to ensure that you can ride like a pro!
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Adjust your Seat & Mirrors
Before hitting the road, take a moment to ensure your seat is properly adjusted for comfort and control. Adjust your mirrors to eliminate blind spots, giving you a clear view of the road behind you.
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Familiarise Yourself With Controls
Get to know the controls of your vehicle, including headlights, wipers, indicators, and air conditioning. Understanding these features will make driving more intuitive and convenient.
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Practice Smooth Acceleration & Breaking
Smooth acceleration and braking not only improve fuel efficiency but also ensure a comfortable ride for you and your passengers. Avoid sudden movements that can jolt the vehicle and cause discomfort.
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Maintain a Safe Following Distance
Always maintain a safe following distance between you and the vehicle in front of you. This gives you ample time to react to sudden stops or changes in traffic flow, reducing the risk of accidents.
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Keep Your Eyes on The Road
Avoid distractions such as texting, eating, or adjusting the radio while driving. Keep your focus on the road ahead to anticipate potential hazards and react accordingly.
ATV Rules & Regulations
This section outlines the rules and regulations governing the use of All-Terrain Vehicles (ATVs) within [Name of jurisdiction/area]. Whether you’re a seasoned rider or new to ATV recreation, it’s crucial to understand and abide by these regulations to ensure your safety, the protection of the environment, and that you are complying with local laws. This will provide an overview of ATV operation and management.
- Always ensure you operate an ATV with the proper safety equipment such as a DOT-compliant helmet, eye protection along with long sleeves, long pants, over-ankle boots, and gloves, as outlined in the owner’s manual for proper safety.
- Ride an ATV that is right for your age.
- Never allow passengers on single-rider ATVs, as having more than one person on board may disrupt balance and lead to loss of control.
- ATVs are not toys – they are powerful and potentially dangerous.
- Always maintain awareness and exercise extreme caution when operating an ATV. Changes in terrain, grade of land, and direction along with other obstacles can be challenging for any ATV operator. Failure to follow safe procedures as described in the owner’s manual can cause a rollover or throw the operator from the ATV/UTV.
- Always read the owner’s manual carefully and follow the operating procedures, warnings, and all labels in the owner’s manual and on the ATV.
- Ride exclusively on designated unpaved areas at safe speeds, avoiding pavement and public roads, as ATVs are not designed for such surfaces, and operating on them poses significant safety risks. Our models are designed for gravel, grass, and light to moderate off-road use.
- Operating an ATV on a public road could violate traffic laws. Our models are for off-road use only.
- Never operate ATVs while under the influence of drugs or alcohol, as impaired judgment and reflexes pose serious risks to safety.
- Never perform ‘tricks’ such as wheelies, jumps, or other stunts.
- Never attempt to operate an ATV without proper instruction such as an approved ATV/UTV training course.
