Apparell

The right apparell and accessories are also important.

Always wear:

  1. An approved helmet that fits securely. Replace it if you think it is damaged. A white or brightly coloured helmet can help you to be seen.
  2. Good clothing - and that means jackets, trousers and boots and gloves. The best is CE marked and can protect you from getting hurt if you come off. It should be fluorescent for during the day and have reflective strips for night time riding.
  3. Clothing which also protects you properly from the weather will not just make you feel more comfortable, it will also allow you to focus more on your riding

Whether you´re an experienced motorcyclist or a new rider, you´ll realise that riding not only requires skill in handling your machine but also the ability to ´read´ the road. Good observation and anticipation are essential to an enjoyable and safe riding experience. For more information and advice on safe motorcycling practices visit www.thinkroadsafety.gov.uk