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Check and, where needed, adjust headlight aim to avoid dazzling.
Check that headlight aim remains correct and does not dazzle; adjust according to the manual if needed. Load can change motorcycle inclination. Also adapt permitted suspension settings, such as preload, as directed for the model; this does not mean indiscriminately increasing spring stiffness or damping. Adjustments never justify exceeding maximum authorised mass or accessory limits.
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Check and, where needed, adjust headlight aim to avoid dazzling.
Aim the headlight upwards to compensate for any load.
Switch off dipped beam during the day to avoid dazzling.
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