What to wear when you are riding a motorcycle?

Being comfortable when you ride is essential to be secure. And a great deal of being comfy must do. Being too hot since you don't want to wear protective garments is a small sacrifice considering since you were outfitted, the alternative may be a skull, broken bones or a poor road rash.
Here are some suggestions to think about before you ride, whether for a visit to a cross-country adventure or the store.

Protect your head. 

You only have one and doctors don’t offer transplants. While I know that in some parts of the world, helmets are not required, I would never ride without a full face helmet. There’s just too much at risk. Get the best you can afford and make sure that it’s properly fitted by a store clerk that knows what she or he is doing.

Cover up. 

Leather’s great for protecting your skin and bones but there are a lot of manufacturers with motorcycle jackets and pants made from materials such as Pekev and nylon that offer tremendous protection. Often, the outwear will include heavy padding around the elbows and knees and/or armor in other areas such as the spine so as to help avoid broken bones and bad bruises.

Don’t forget your feet. 

Wearing motorcycle boots that come up above your ankles will provide you with some extra protection in case of a fall and those with heels will help prevent your foot from sliding off the foot pegs.

Motorcycle Riding Gloves. 

Your hands are quite exposed on a bike and are prone to being on the receiving end of rocks being tossed up from cars and also wind and rain. Even in the warmest weather, you should be wearing a pair of gloves that will protect you from the elements as well as from getting scraped up if you have an accident. Even a minor spill can cause a lot of pain to your hands.

Conclusion

Don’t be one of those folks wearing shorts while riding. Most accidents happen close to home so even a short trip could prove disastrous if you don’t take the time to wear appropriate gear.

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