Gear Up for the Ride

Safety starts before you even turn the key! Wearing the right gear and following basic safety rules can make all the difference.

Essential Safety Gear

• Helmet: Protects your head in a crash.
• Gloves: Keep your hands safe and give better grip.
• Jacket and Pants: Guard against scrapes and weather.
• Boots: Protect your feet and ankles.

Basic Safety Practices

• Check your bike: Inspect brakes, lights, and tires before every ride.
• Ride defensively: Assume others may not see you and keep your distance.
• Use signals: Let others know what you’re doing.

Real-World Benefits

The right gear can prevent serious injuries. A helmet, for example, greatly reduces the risk of head injuries in crashes. Being safe means you can enjoy your ride and get home in one piece.