Things You'll Need:
- Motorcycle Clothing
- Motorcycle Owner's Manual
- Motorcycle Insurance
- Motorcycles
- Eye Protection For Motorcycle Riders
- Federally Approved Motorcycle Helmets
- Cellular Phones
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Step 1
Use your turn signals anytime you're going to turn or change lanes, even if you think no one else is around. It's the car you don't see that gives the most trouble.
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Step 2
Remember that signal lights make you more visible. People behind you are more likely to see a turn signal than a taillight.
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Step 3
Operate your turn signals even when you plan to do the obvious. That way, other drivers aren't forced to guess at your intentions and are more likely to see you and make room for you.








Comments
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 A quick and easy tip for mirror installation on a bike -
Use Red Locktite (or any other bolt locking fluid) on the threads - only after you assure the angle is right.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 Turn signals while changing lanes can greatly increase safety on the road. Don't just fade into another lane because you think no one is there or there is "plenty" of room.