Dressing and more (under Sun and Rain)
A bright sunny morning wakes you up. The blazingly hot sun is inviting you to have a ride. Your palms seem a little itchy to grip, your feet to kick and your hands to maneuver your most trusted road companion - your motorcycle!... But you are suddenly taken aback…what will you wear anyway?!
Certainly, t-shirt and shorts are a big no-no! To help you decide, here are quick tips:
1. Do not expose your skin under the sun. It is not only prone to bruises and wounds but dehydration and sunburn as well. Built-in UV resistant clothes are good choices. You can inquire from the motorcycle stores near you to hsve s lot of choices.
2. Apply a water-resistant sunscreen to your face and neck. Use at least SPF 30 for superior skin protection.
3. Take at least 1 quart of liquid before your ride. You must be well-hydrated, so during the ride take at least a quart of water or sports drink every hour. Avoid coffee and alcohol because they tend to increase dehydration.
4. Have some rest periods every couple of hours. A medical aid is necessary when you experience heat stroke.
It's exciting to conquer the road and terrains under the blazing heat of the sun when you are ready with best motorcycle parts and accessories!
The next, day you wake up frustrated because of the rain. But you will not give up the thought of driving that day. What can you do to improve your driving under the might of the rain?
1. Put on your rainwear. It must keep you dry and increase your visibility. The more visible you are the lesser the chances of collision.
2. Check your motorcycle. Do you have the best motorcycle parts that can withstand the rain? You must have it for your safety. You just can't go out there without being secured of what you have. Maintain your lights and carry spares with you. In the event, you will realize that It's really difficult not to have spares specially during crucial times. Aside from the lights, check on the tires as well. If it is time to replace it, then do it for your own good.
3. Plan alternate routes. A safer, duller and concrete must be preferred. This is because an asphalted road will no longer give off the traction you need.
Now, you can enjoy both riding under the sun and rain…however, if you can avoid riding under heavy rainfall, avoid it.
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