A series of rare motorcycle features that people care about

Brake lock

This is a utility that is fitted to almost all lines car Today’s scooter, it has the role of keeping the motorbike stationary when parked in an easy-to-drift position, on an incline. It is arranged in the left handbrake handbrake, corresponding to the rear wheel brake. Depending on the design, the brake lock has a different design but the usage is the same.

Using this feature is very simple. When stopping the vehicle, the driver only needs to squeeze the left handbrake as hard as possible, then push the brake lock lever on the rear of the brake lever up. After that, the rear wheel of the car will be locked and keep the car stationary, not drifting. When we want to continue moving, we just need to simply squeeze the brake lever to release the brake lock lever.

Windshield wiper

Windshield wipers are used mainly on vehicles with a carburetor (fuel tank). It is also known as wind le. This unit is used to adjust the opening of the air valve inside the carburetor. When the wipers are pulled out or pushed back in, the air damper closes or expands, increasing or decreasing the amount of air entering the carburetor.

When pulling the wiper out (closed the throttle), the amount of air entering the carburetor will decrease, the gasoline ratio increases, making the car easier to start. This feature will be most effective for cars that have not been used for a long time, or cars that have been left overnight in areas with cold weather that makes it difficult to start.

However, after the car starts up and moves normally, the user should pay attention to push the wiper back to avoid the engine being turned off due to lack of air entering the combustion chamber, also known as fuel suffocation.

Gasoline lock

The gas lock on a motorbike is also a very handy part, but few people pay attention and know how to use it because it is usually arranged quite tightly in the area under the fuel tank or right next to the carburetor, the user must If you look closely you can see it. This feature is often installed on popular digital cars that use a regular mechanical gas lock, its shape resembles a rotating blade.

The motorcycle fuel lock has the function of preventing the flow of gasoline from entering the carburetor. If the vehicle is in a situation of gas choking, cannot explode or the vehicle is filled with gasoline, it is imperative that the driver needs to use this part.

In most popular digital cars such as Yamaha Sirius, Honda Wave Dream, the gas lock has only two states: on or off. So when we have any problem with gasoline, we need to tighten the gas lock to the closed side (off) to complete the simple motorbike gas lock step.

However, today’s scooters are equipped with an automatic gas lock, not a rotary lever, just turn off the engine and the car immediately locks the gas. If the old car only uses a regular gas lock when the car has a fuel leak, it cannot automatically turn off the gas.

On the other hand, for cars using modern equipment, owners will not need to worry about the problem of leaving the car unused for a long time, leading to a gas leak. Therefore, when the scooter is leaking fuel, the owner should take them to the shop to have this part checked.

Clock control button

Currently, many scooters are equipped with a digital clock system below the traditional speedometer. They are displayed by an LCD screen that provides more information about the time, the number of kilometers the vehicle travels as well as when the user needs to change the vehicle’s oil. Therefore, we easily see a small rubber button detail right on the electronic clock area.

Usually this button is used to adjust the time. On some models, users can also adjust other display parameters, or adjust the TRIP setting (the feature of measuring distance traveled). If you want to customize the information, you need to press to the screen containing the information to be edited, hold the button for about 3 seconds until the displayed numbers flash, then start the adjustment process.

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