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Motorcycles are fun and fuel efficient. Don’t buy more bike than you can handle :-  If you’ve been off of motorcycles for awhile, you may be surprised by the performance of today’s bikes. Invest in anti lock brakes :- Now available on a wide array of models, antilock brakes are a proven lifesaver. Hone your skills :- There is nothing we could say or advise more than to go find a Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) riding course in your area. Use your head :- helmets are an emotional topic for some riders. But the facts show the risk. Riders without a helmet are 40 percent more likely to suffer a fatal head injury in a crash and are three times more likely to suffer brain injuries, than those with helmets, according to government studies. Wear the right gear :- Jeans, a T-shirt, and sandals are recipes for a painful disaster on a bike. Instead, you want gear that will protect you from wind chill, flying bugs and debris, and, yes, lots of road rash if you should slide o...

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. 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 Autofurnish 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 colour 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...

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 !!

  These are some very basic care you need to do for your bike in the monsoon. 1. Cover your Bike properly :- One of the biggest menaces in the monsoon season is wetting of the vehicle, so it is an added advantage, or rather a blessing if you have a covered parking. 2. Get Anti-Rust protection layer applied :- This is a problem that Enfield owners must know first-hand. Luckily most of the bikes today are made of fiber bodies making them resistant to rusting, but every bike has a main metal frame and that needs protection . 3. Get a Teflon Coating if possible :- Many of us would actually not recommend this in the first place, but then Teflon helps make sure the water never touches your bike paint. So it is good to know that your paint won’t get washed away in the rains.     4. Get the tyres checked/replaced :- Monsoon biking is one of the toughest out there, after all the wet roads are pretty hard to get a grip on. No one c...