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Helmets:  Wearing a bike helmet can reduce the risk of head and brain injuries by 85 to 88%. Balaclava: It's a form of cloth headgear designed to expose only part of the face. Biker’s jackets: True bikers dress to protect themselves in a fall rather than dressing just for the ride. Arm Sleeve Tattoos: Look more stylish with such arm tattoos sleeves.   Bike Seat Covers: these auto furnish universal seat covers are great for hot climates or cool climates. Flashing flash wheel lights:   These lights will turn off when your bike stops and it flashes in blue color when it’s running. Light where you need it with  Glovelite:   Say goodbye to the days of headlamps and flashlights! Adios to dark shadows and broken tools! "Safety should be your first consideration when riding a bike and this may therefore require outfitting yourself with gear that protects you and is clearly visible to other motorists." Be safe on your Ride !!

1.Maintain your engine   Maintain your engine properly and frequently according to prescribed maintenance cycles .   2.Watch your weight   Watch the weight that you are putting on your poor motorcycle. Do not strain the engine unnecessarily by adding on more weight.   3.Watch your fuel   Fuel itself can be the cause for bad fuel economy. Make sure that you fill up with good quality fuel as bad fuel can cause engine knocking . 4.Watch your tyres   Ensure that your tyres are filled up to the prescribed PSI pressures specified by the manufacturer .   5.Watch your style   Ride in a smooth manner, progressing gradually through the gears ensuring manufacturer recommended engine rpms and speeds are not exceeded.

1) Engine oil level :- If your engine’s in good condition it will use very little oil between oil changes.  2) suspension :- When you turn the handlebars from side to side, make sure the steering run smoothly. 3) Coolant levels:- The coolant level should remain constant. If it falls, it means that the system has developed a leak.  4) Tyres :- Always check tyre pressure with the tyres cold – never after riding – because the pressure increases when hot. 5) Lights and horn :- Check that all lights, brake lights and turn signals work. Check that the horn works – you might really need it in a critical moment. 6) Brakes :- Check the brakes individually. 7) Drive chain :- Most bikes have chain drive to the rear wheel. The chain needs to be well lubricated and shouldn’t have too much free play.

Be Ready: mind, body, and bike There are three ways riders should ready themselves for a ride. Be smooth It takes plenty of concentration, but smooth control of your ride has plenty of specific benefits. Before proceeding through any intersection Check left, check front, check right, then check left again.   Check your rear view mirror before you slow your speed Too often, what is out of sight is out of mind. Practice The very best time to practice these habits is every time you go out for a ride.   Be Safe, Ride Safe !!