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CONTROL LOCATIONS & FUNCTIONS
NOTE: The parking brake (lever lock) must lock the ATV’s
front wheels. If it does not, take your ATV to an authorized
KYMCO ATV dealer for service.
Always make sure that the parking brake (lever lock) has
been disengaged before operating your ATV. An accident
can result if the parking brake is left engaged while the
ATV is ridden. Never rely on the parking brake as the sole
means of securing the ATV when parking on a hill. Al-
ways block the downhill side of the ATV’s wheels or park
the ATV perpendicular to the hillside.
LEFT HAND HANDLEBAR CONTROLS
Headlight Hi / Lo Switch
Use the HI/LO 1 switch to select the high or low headlight beam
when the ignition switch is in the LIGHTS position. When the switch
is in the HI position, the high beam will illuminate. When the switch
is in the LO position, the low beam will illuminate.
NOTE: The battery will be depleted if the ignition is left ON for
a long period when the Emergency Stop Switch is OFF.
NOTE: Your ATV has a safety feature which prevents
starting when the transmission is not in neutral.
Reverse Override Button
Pressing the reverse override button 4 when the ATV is in
REVERSE will bypass a feature of your KYMCO ATV’s igni-
tion that reduces engine RPM in reverse.
Pressing the rear brake pedal downward with your right foot
will apply the front and rear wheel brakes.
Rear Brake Pedal
Rear Brake Pedal
Emergency Stop Switch
Use the emergency stop switch 3 to stop the engine without
turning off the ignition switch. OFF position - The ignition circuit is
off and the engine cannot be started and will not run. RUN posi-
tion - The ignition circuit is on; the engine can start and run.
Be alert when using the reverse override button as the ATV’s
engine performance and speed will be increased. Always
look for obstacles before riding your ATV in reverse.
Starter Button
Pressing this button 2 activates the starter motor. Before starting
the engine, make sure the ignition switch is in the ON position, the
transmission is in neutral, and the parking brake is engaged.
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