Motorbikes and their use on farmsMotorbikes can give you access to most areas on the farm. Not all motorbikes are the same and not all operators are the same size; some machines are more suited to certain tasks or riders than others. This book helps you get the most out of your bike. It covers safety, pre-start checks, driving in various terrains like slopes, water, mud and sand, as well as loading and transporting, servicing, and care for the environment. Contents Motorbikes for farm use Safety Perform a pre-start safety check on a motorbike Ride a motorbike on the farm Slopes on the farm Water, mud and sand Transporting the farm motorbike Servicing the farm motorbike Care for the environment What is a safe operating procedure statement (SOPS)? Check your skill |
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