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Chapter 1: Guide to Safe On-and-Off Road Operation9

If a car suddenly moves into your lane or

someone opens the door of a parked car, you

could be in a bad accident. Attach a horn or bell

to your bicycle. Use it to tell other people that

you are near.

Wear a Helmet and Bicycle Clothing

Wear a helmet that complies with CPSC or CE

safety standards (Figure 10); it can prevent injury.

Remove your helmet when you are not on your

bicycle; if the helmet is caught, you could choke.

Wear bicycle clothing, eye protection, and

gloves. Do not wear clothing that is loose; it

could get caught in the chain or the wheels.

Also wear light, bright, and reﬂective clothing to

make you more easy to see, especially at night.

Ride Safely in Wet Weather or Wind

No brakes stop as effectively in wet weather as

they do in dry weather. Even with brakes that

are correctly adjusted and serviced, more lever

pressure and longer distances are necessary to

stop in wet weather.

Wet weather causes decreased traction. The

road surface can become slippery and ordinary

objects can become treacherous, such as

wet leaves, painted crosswalks, or manhole

covers. When wet surfaces freeze, traction is

decreased further. Strong winds can make a

bicycle turn without your control.

When you ride in wet weather, a wet tire can

cause a malfunction of a dynamo (generator

light). Do not ride in wet weather when visibility

is decreased.

FIGURE 10:

Wear a bicycle helmet

when you ride

WARNING: Wet or inclement

weather can make a bicycle difficult to

control. Decrease your speed and use

extra caution, or use other types of

transportation.

Make Sure Other People Can See You

Your bicycle has a full set of reﬂectors. Make

sure the reﬂectors are clean and in the correct

position. As useful as these reﬂectors are, they

do not help your vision. They do not make you

easy to see unless light is pointed at them. You

should see and be seen. If you ride at dusk, at

night, or in low-visibility conditions, speak to

your dealer to ﬁnd equipment or materials to

help your vision and make you more easy to see.

WARNING: When you ride in

low-visibility conditions such as fog,

dusk, or night, you might be difficult

to see, which could lead to a collision.

Use a front light and rear light when

you ride in conditions with low light or

low visibility.

Think About Safety When You Ride

You can prevent many bicycle accidents if you

think about safety. Here are some examples:

• Do not ride ‘no hands.’

• Do not ride with loose objects attached to

the handlebar or other part of your bicycle.

• Do not ride while intoxicated or while you use

medications which can make you drowsy.

• Do not ‘ride double.’

• Ride carefully when off-road. Ride only on

the trails. Do not ride over rocks, branches,

or depressions. When you ride near a

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