How to turn on/off the ABS on the Jinjila 300?

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StEmmett
07/30/25 2:12am
The Jinjila 300 features a switchable ABS function, with the control located on the right handlebar. Here are details about the Jinjila 300: 1. Right handlebar switch layout: From left to right and top to bottom, the switches are power on, ABS switch, light switch, and ignition switch. The light switch includes a separate daytime running light position. Additionally, the ABS switch can be turned off by long-pressing it. Note that the power and ignition switches don't use conventional red buttons. 2. The left handlebar mirrors a symmetrical design to the right. From left to right and top to bottom, the switches are high beam, hazard lights, turn signals, and horn. 3. The circular instrument panel is positioned behind the handlebars, differing from most models. Riders need to slightly lower their heads to view it while riding.
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