Which statement is true about the ride control speed setting?

• A. It turns on at 3.7 mph and stays on until the speed reduces
• B. It operates at a fixed 3.7 mph regardless of throttle
• C. It cycles on and off at 2.5 mph
• D. It switches on and off at 3.7 mph

Answer: (D)

Ride control uses a speed-triggered switch. When the machine reaches the ride-control speed, the system engages to smooth the ride, and it disengages again as you fall below that same threshold. The design typically uses about 3.7 mph as that switch point, so the control toggles on and off as you cross that speed. It isn’t driven by throttle, and it isn’t meant to run at a fixed 3.7 mph regardless of how you’re moving, nor does it cycle at a different lower speed like 2.5 mph. So the statement that it switches on and off at 3.7 mph correctly describes how the ride control operates.