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IMPORTANT

The Owner's Manual for this vehicle contains warnings, instructions and other information you must read and fully understand before safely riding or performing maintenance on this vehicle. Always follow the warnings and instructions in Owner's Manual.

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Suspension Controls (if equipped)

If equipped, suspension controls can be found on the right-hand side of the steering wheel. There are 3 available suspension modes to select from: Firm, Sport, and Comfort.

The firmness of the suspension can be adjusted by pressing the UP button (more firm) or the DOWN button (less firm).

The momentary MAX FIRM button is on the right. When this button is pressed, the suspension will immediately switch to maximum firmness. The vehicle will maintain this setting if the button is continuously pressed. Once the button is released, maximum firmness will persist temporarily, and then revert back to the previous setting.

WARNING
The operator should use caution to select the appropriate suspension mode to match the current terrain conditions and driving style. Failure to select an appropriate suspension mode could lead to vehicle dynamic behaviors not matched to the terrain or driver’s skill level.
NOTICE
The system will prevent mode transitions from a more firm operating mode to a more soft operating mode when a current active vehicle state is present (cornering, braking, accelerating, or airborne).

In Firm Mode, the compression damping reverts to a firm setting with suspension response optimized for harsh terrain. Recommended for terrain where suspension would be put under more stress.

In Sport Mode, some rider comfort is traded for responsiveness. Damping ramps up more aggressively as a function of vehicle speed. Recommended for spirited driving where additional suspension system performance with regard to cornering, braking, acceleration, sidehilling, and airborne detection may be required.

In Comfort mode, the suspension control system is optimized for rider comfort, intervening in performance situations only where required. Recommended for less challenging terrain and more moderate operation.

Parent topic: Steering Wheel Controls