Motorcycle Safety Tips
-
, by Damien Heenan Creating Your Motorcycle Tool Kit
When you travel on a motorcycle it is important to have the right tools to get you out of most mechanical issues that may occur. ...
-
, by Damien Heenan Keep Your Head On Straight When Riding
Your Mindset MattersYour emotional state of mind has a lot to do with riding safely.If you’re angry, you aren’t in control of yourself, let alone...
-
, by Damien Heenan The Importance Of Keeping Your Vest Clean
Once you have your hands on a quality motorcycle vest of your own, you’ll find that it serves many purposes. First of all, it’s a...
-
, by Damien Heenan Two Tips to Make Your Motorcycle Boots Safer
Good motorcycle boots can help you avoid some common injury types that happen to bikers. For example, if the bike tips over, your foot can...
-
, by Damien Heenan Are your Breaks Stopping you?
When you squeeze the brake lever it causes the master cylinder to push fluid into the brake lines that fluid being pushed causes the pistons...
-
, by Mohamed Toursal Be Prepared
Make yourself seen and heard. A louder horn or pipes can make other drivers aware you are around even if they cannot see you directly....
-
, by Mohamed Toursal Ill-fitting gear is a safety hazard
Ill-fitting gear is a safety hazard. Anything that distracts you from driving your motorcycle is a safety hazard. That certainly includes gear that’s too tight...
-
, by Mohamed Toursal Some ways to avoid hydroplaning
It’s always best to shelter from the rain, rather than try to ride your motorcycle through it. But, when the rain passes and it seems...
-
, by Mike Toursal Watch for Children
As the days shorten, it becomes more and more important to watch for children. If you don’t have children yourself, it’s easy to miss the...
-
, by Mike Toursal Being Visible in Smoky Air
As days grow shorter and we have smoky air, it’s even more important to make your motorcycle as visible as possible. You probably can’t change...
-
, by Mike Toursal Riding with any passenger
Be sure your skill level and confidence level are good enough in a variety of situations. Lots of people say, “three months or a thousand...
-
, by Mike Toursal Roadside Maintenance Precautions
Stuff happens. You might run out of gas or have a flat tire or a breakdown. And here you are on the side of the...
