10 best things that save the day for Motorcycle Riders - RM Motors



1. Brain :- To put it out bluntly, Never ride without your brain. Brainless riders are vastly overrepresented in motorcycle accident studies, with the majority of single-vehicle accidents coming as the result of brainless motorcycle operation.
2. Helmet :- It is strange that just how much and just how many times we have to go around telling people about the benefits helmets provide. Helmets protect you from many things other than just the bangs on the noggin that we associate with their primary purpose.
3. Riding Gloves :- By riding gloves we mean the ones which cover your hand and wrist in all the safety there can be, not the gym friendly finger cut out ones.
4. Eye Protection :- Day in day out we have to bear the profoundly non-sensible debates of why people would not like to wear helmets, and trust us when we say, we could argue all day about helmets and whether they should be required and those of you in the anti-helmet camp would still be wrong.
5. Armour :- No riding safety aid has improved and has gone through modifications as much as the protective Armour for the rider in a mishap than the protective ability of Armour.
6. Riding Boots :-  Motorcycle boots do more than just hold your bones in place in the event of an accident. The construction of their soles helps them to grip on slippery surfaces.
7. Riding Jacket :- Let's face it, a riding jacket is the coolest thing by a fair margin in your wardrobe. Leather jackets are part of the motorcycle mystique – which explains why even non-riders choose to wear them.
8. Long Pants :- To be absolutely , completely blunt, riding in shorts is one of the stupidest things you can do. Yeah, the Chicks dig scars, but them Chick's also stay away from people with scars who got them while being dumb.
9. Waterproof Riding Gear :- Rain Gods are generally very kind to our country, barring a few water parched areas, the country does get good rain fall during monsoons.
10. Rider Training Classes :- Yeah Yeah we know!!! India doesn't really have a lot many Rider Training Institutes, but the unprecedented growth in the market and the continuous rapid increase in the amount of people who want to be tourers and rider's of the two-wheeled nirvana machines, we reckon, the days are close by when you would have enough rider training institutes to cater to the increasing density of people wanting to learn how to ride well.

A motorbike helmet is a necessary safety feature for every rider and passenger on a motorbike.

Be Safe on Your Ride !! 
 





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