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Motorcycle Safety

4 September 2023

Riding a motorcycle comes with inherent risk. Unlike other vehicles, a motorcycle leaves your body mostly unprotected and exposed to the elements. There is the lack the luxury of having your body encased in a steel vehicle with safety restraints and airbags. Every motorcycle rider accepts the inherent risk of riding their bike. However, there are ways to improve your safety when you ride.

SamnDan have created motorcycle riding safety tips which can help avoid potentially dangerous situations that can result in irreparable damage to your bike or serious or fatal injuries. By implementing these 25 safety tips, you can improve your on-road experience and gain a more substantial respect for the skills associated with responsible motorcycle riding.

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