The BLUNT Truth About Riding a Motorcycle: Life-Saving Tips!

This is the BLUNT truth (about riding a motorcycle)

1. Gear is Not Optional: Forget fashion, wear full gear every single time. Skin grafts are worse than sweating.

2. Take a Class or Stay Off the Bike: Think you can learn as you go? Think again. Proper training will save you money or even your life.

3. Start Small or Stay Home: Overpowered bikes and inexperienced riders are a deadly mix. Don’t be a statistic; choose a bike you can handle.

4. Check Your Bike or Risk Your Life: Mechanical failure at 100kmph can be fatal. A simple pre-ride check can prevent a disaster. So many riders overlook this, and end up regretting it.

5. Drinking? Don’t Even Look at Your Motorcycle: Riding under the influence is like riding blindfolded with one hand tied behind your back. Motorcycles are dangerous

6. Invisible Rider: Assume cars can’t see you because often, they can’t. Ride defensively and don’t play the victim.

7. Ride Alone: Don’t try to keep up with friends when you’re just starting to learn.

Your skill isn’t there.