The Rider

• DOT approved Helmet
• Use goggles or a Face shield for eye protection
• Wear Protective and Visible clothing
• Dress appropriately for Cold-Weather riding
• Hard boots that are over the ankle

Your All Terrain Vehicle

• Read the Owners manual to familiarize yourself with all controls
• Tires – Always maintain proper tire pressure and condition.
• Fuel and oil tanks – Check both levels
• All brakes – check operation and adjustment
• Throttle – check for smooth operation opening and closing
• Headlight/Taillight/ Brake light – check operation of all indicator lights and switches
• Engine stop switch – check for proper function
• Wheels – check they are not loose; check that wheel nuts and axle nuts are tight
• Drive chain – check condition and slack; refer to drive chain adjustment in your owner’s manual
• Air cleaner element – check for dirt; clean or replace if necessary
• Steering – check for smooth operation noting any unusual looseness in any area
• Loose parts – visually inspect vehicle for any damage or loose nuts/bolts or fasteners
• Engine coolant (Liquid cooled models only) – check for proper levels

Safe Riding

• Never carry passengers
• Never ride on paved surfaces or public roads
• Never engage in stunt riding
• Avoid excessive speeds
• Ride cautiously on difficult terrain

For more information on ATV Safety and Rider Training Programs, contact the CATV

716 Gordon Baker Road, Suite 100,
North York, Ontario,
M2H 3B4

1.877.470.2288
       or
http://www.catv.ca/