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"CAUTION-Do not coast for long distances with the engine off. The transmission is properly lubricated only when the engine is running. Coasting long distances may result in transmission damage."
if you do this use the kill switch to shut the motor off. that way you still have lights , brake lights and then all you have to do is hit the start button when the time comes.
It is so easy to match a gear with the speed and watch the miles remaining go up again, that it never occurred to me to go dead stick and glide down slope.
As a kid I used to ride by bicycle that way. I'd even undo the clothes pin and card on the wheel so all I could hear was the wind.
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