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Picture yourself cruising on your trusty scooter, enjoying the fun, convenience & joy it brings – until the rain starts pouring down. Suddenly, the ride becomes a soggy, uncomfortable mess, making you wish you had come prepared with the right scooter rain gear to stay dry and protected. Whether you’re a daily commuter or occasionally…
If you ride for the pure joy of riding the weather can change those plans (& your mood) quickly. Whether we’re talking cold or rain, bad weather on rainy days doesn’t have to dampen your spirit! Enter the “Bad Weather Survival Guide”!! Have you put your scooter up for the winter? Or are the rainy,…
Helmets are literally the most important protective gear you’ll need as a rider. It helps to keep the rider safer from harm in the worst case scenarios that are a real concern. Since helmets that provide the most coverage provide the most protection, that leads me to question the moveable function – are modular helmets less…
Knowing if motorcycle helmets are waterproof will help you prepare for when Mother Nature has other plans & keep riding comfortably!
Visibility is something that most riders fail to consider when buying their helmet. An important question to ask when getting your helmet is ‘how visible will this helmet be, particularly in the dark or low light?’ Visibility is a key factor in many accidents, but good news! You can impact your own visibility in some…
There is no doubt that a motorcycle helmet is the single most effective piece of gear you can wear to protect yourself in the event of the worst case scenario – an accident. For this very reason, getting a motorcycle helmet should be the very first thing you do when you decide to ride. Yes,…