What is ISO 9021 about?
ISO 9021 describes the types, positions and functions of the rider-operated controls on a motorcycle/moped1), in order to facilitate use.
Annex A specifies controls, indicators and tell-tales for which identification is obligatory and the appropriate graphical symbols. Annex B provides the information for applying for electrically propelled motorcycle/moped1).
ISO 9021 applies to those controls which, when fitted, are commonly used by the rider of a motorcycle/moped.
Note-
The definition or specification of a control does not signify the mandatory presence of each and every control listed in ISO 9021 on a vehicle.
Who is ISO 9021 for?
ISO 9021 on motorcycles and mopeds — controls — types, positions and functions is useful for:
- Motorcycles and mopeds manufacturers
- Motorcycles and mopeds designers
- Vehicle regulatory authorities
- Motorcycles and mopeds component manufactures
Why should you use ISO 9021?
ISO 9021 provides controls that shall be located so that they are operable and within reach of the rider when seated.
ISO 9021 gives requirements for the identification of the controls, indicators and tell-tales, if fitted to the vehicle.
ISO 9021 lays out requirements for the engine controls, breaks, transmission, fuel supply controls and lightning and signalling controls.
What’s changed since the last update?
BS ISO 9021:2020 is the second edition that cancels and replaces the first edition (ISO 9021:1988), which has been technically revised.
The main changes compared to the previous edition are as follows:
- The scope has been expanded to mopeds, and the second edition of ISO 4151:1987 which was technically revised has been integrated
- New controls have been added due to technology changes
