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Stop the engine and switch off lights, electrical systems and the mobile phone.
Stop the engine and switch off lights, electrical systems such as the radio, and electromagnetic-radiation-emitting devices such as a mobile phone. These are the conditions for supplying fuel. Closing a fuel tap or selecting neutral does not replace them, and not every motorcycle has a manual fuel tap. Do not leave the dipped headlight or engine running while fuel is supplied.
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Stop the engine but keep the dipped headlight on.
Stop the engine and switch off lights, electrical systems and the mobile phone.
Keep the engine running to check the level while refuelling.
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