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May is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month, so we thought we'd get share some advice on safe riding.
Motorcyclists know how much skill is required in riding. You have to be aware of your bike, the road, the traffic around you, and most importantly, yourself, when you get behind the handlebars.
But even the safest, most experienced riders can still make mistakes. That’s why we’re presenting a series of articles on motorcycle safety, because you can never be too safe.
Rider Education, Injuries and Fatalities (http://www.motorcycle.com/rider-safety/rider-education-injuries-and-fatalities-88126.html)
Time for a reality check Whether you have decades of experience or are a newbie, it pays to realistically size up this activity called "riding a motorcycle," and to look at yourself as a lifelong learner.
Insurance Basics (http://www.motorcycle.com/rider-safety/insurance-basics-88125.html)
How much coverage do you need? Are you and your motorcycle insured well enough to satisfy your state's legal guidelines, as well as your own risk tolerance? You owe it to yourself and those who care about you to be sure you are up to date.
The Truth about Drinking and Riding (http://www.motorcycle.com/rider-safety/the-truth-about-drinking-and-riding-88121.html)
Some sobering statistics on a dangerous problem While no one will publicly declare alcohol consumption and motorcycling are OK, there remain definite problems in a culture offering mixed messages.
More: Rider Safety (http://www.motorcycle.com/rider-safety/rider-training-safety.html) articles on Motorcycle.com
May is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month, so we thought we'd get share some advice on safe riding.
Motorcyclists know how much skill is required in riding. You have to be aware of your bike, the road, the traffic around you, and most importantly, yourself, when you get behind the handlebars.
But even the safest, most experienced riders can still make mistakes. That’s why we’re presenting a series of articles on motorcycle safety, because you can never be too safe.
Rider Education, Injuries and Fatalities (http://www.motorcycle.com/rider-safety/rider-education-injuries-and-fatalities-88126.html)
Time for a reality check Whether you have decades of experience or are a newbie, it pays to realistically size up this activity called "riding a motorcycle," and to look at yourself as a lifelong learner.
Insurance Basics (http://www.motorcycle.com/rider-safety/insurance-basics-88125.html)
How much coverage do you need? Are you and your motorcycle insured well enough to satisfy your state's legal guidelines, as well as your own risk tolerance? You owe it to yourself and those who care about you to be sure you are up to date.
The Truth about Drinking and Riding (http://www.motorcycle.com/rider-safety/the-truth-about-drinking-and-riding-88121.html)
Some sobering statistics on a dangerous problem While no one will publicly declare alcohol consumption and motorcycling are OK, there remain definite problems in a culture offering mixed messages.
More: Rider Safety (http://www.motorcycle.com/rider-safety/rider-training-safety.html) articles on Motorcycle.com