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Blind Spot Radar Indicator Lights
The blind spot radar indicator lights are
located at the bottom of the left and
right hand side mirrors.
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1. Blind spot radar indicator light
The blind spot radar indicator lights
illuminate an amber color. They are
maintenance free, sealed LED units
attached to the mirrors. For more
information, see page 95.
The blind spot radar indicator light on
the left hand side mirror illuminates
to indicate a vehicle is detected in the
left hand side blind spot area. The blind
spot radar indicator light on the right
hand side mirror illuminates to indicate
a vehicle is detected in the right hand
side blind spot area.
Both the left and right blind spot radar
indicator lights will illuminate at the
same time if there is a fault. A warning
message will show in the instrument
display and the blind spot radar status
light will illuminate amber.
There are two stages of activation for
the blind spot radar indicator lights:
Stage 1
The blind spot radar indicator light
continuously illuminates if a vehicle is
detected in or approaching the blind
spot area, and the relevant direction
indicator is not being used.
Stage 2
The blind spot radar indicator light
flashes if the vehicle is detected
entering the blind spot area monitored
by the blind spot radar sensor, and the
relevant direction indicator is being
used.
This is a secondary warning to indicate
that there is still a vehicle or object in
the blind spot area.
Deactivation
The blind spot radar indicator lights
stop illuminating when the sensor no
longer detects a vehicle in the blind spot
area.
Conditions and Limitations
Warning
Blind spot radar is designed for on
road use only.
When riding in OFF ROAD or OFF ROAD
PRO riding modes, the blind spot radar
must be disabled.
ABS and traction control must always
be enabled when using the blind spot
radar.
If the rider reacts to a blind spot
radar indication in an adverse manner
without ABS and traction control
active, this may lead to a handling
and stability issue, and may result in
the loss of motorcycle control and an
accident.
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