Have you ever driven a two wheeler?
Once you start riding a motorcycle, you can’t expel yourself from the world of thrilling and adventures.
Just after getting onto the motorcycle, your hand automatically starts twisting the accelerator that; making the motorcycle chase the speed of light. The spark in ignition and boost in the throttle bring life to your two-wheeler. But along with an awesome driving experience, comes safety. While driving you should follow some safety that will help you from unexpected accidents and causalities.
Always Wear A Helmet: Motorcycle helmet is the utmost requirement for any motorcycle rider. Nowadays, there are many new formats of Motorcycle Helmets available in the market that allows the passage of air within the helmet and keeps the head part cool.
Wear Safety Kit: A wearing kit includes safety jacket, gloves, boots, and knee & elbow guards. All these have high importance while you are out for a long touring. During a short tour, you can skip the safety jacket, but during a long tour, it is highly required. If you have ever noticed that every time you fall from a motorcycle, you first try to manage control by your hands. So your hands, elbow, and knees experience the maximum causality.
Make Mirrors Your Virtual Display: While driving, you might have seen people driving in a hurry and leave you back without any horn. In such cases, once you lose your control there can be a more accident. So, think life everyone driving nearby you is a newbie and you need to take care of yourself. While driving always take a turn or halt the bike ignition after visualizing the back riders through front mirrors. The mirrors help you to be aware of blind drivers and maintain a distance with such people.
Be Selective On You Path (No Confusion Needed): This is one of the big problems most bike riders do usually and end with an accident. While you are on a road, always be specific on which side you want to ride, which turn you want to take. A minor confusion in your mind may disturb the other rider. The case worsens when the rider is rushing you with a high speed and you don’t have a final route in your mind.
Avoid Chasing The Wind: You are not driving your motorcycle to get a trophy. Instead, motorcycle riding is more than fun. Mostly when you are on a tour, you don’t need to chase the wind. Technically, driving at high speed degrades your energy level which is a basic requirement for a long touring. Always maintain a speed that helps you experience riding the bike along with the experience of the on-going route. The beauty of nature can only be felt by visualizing them in reality.
Life is full of adventures but you can collect the best of its experiences only when you follow safety rules. While being on a motorcycle, the blend of touring and the experience of cruiser riding are totally incomparable; making the most enjoying memory of your life.
Stay Safe, Drive Safely!
