Motorcycle Riding Tips
Get Ready for Riding Season
Before you hit the road after a long winter, give your bike the once-over.
- Test the lights, brakes, and turn signals.
- Check the oil and fuel levels.
- Make sure the mirrors are positioned correctly.
- Check the cables to make sure they aren't worn or frayed.
- Lube the chain and adjust it according to the manufacturer's specs.
- Try a rider-training course to brush up on your skills.
- Riding/safety video. https://www.automotive-fleet.com/154076/motorcycle-awareness-a-second-chance
Invest in Good Gear
When you're on the open road, there's not much between you and the pavement. Wearing tough gear is always a smart move.
- Pick a high-quality helmet that fits well. If it doesn't have a face shield, pair it up with goggles or glasses with safety lenses.
- Use safety as your excuse to shell out for that leather jacket. Get the pants while you're at it.
- Wear durable non-slip gloves.
- Invest in boots or sneakers that cover your ankles.
When You're Out on the Road
Let's be honest: There's a lot of stuff out there that's bigger than your bike. But there's a lot you can do to help keep yourself safe while riding.
- Always wear a helmet that fits right. Pick one that has the DOT label, which shows that it meets federal safety standards.
- Know your bike's limits.
- Stick to the speed limit.
- Don't tailgate other vehicles.
- Use your signals.
- Be respectful of other drivers. Don't weave through traffic or drive on the shoulder.
- Make sure other drivers can see you. Don't ride in blind spots and always use your headlights.
- Brake smart. Use both brakes at the same time, slow and steady.
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