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In this episode, we talk about motorcycle safety, more specifically being seen.\xa0 A common complaint of street riders is that other motorists fail to observe them. Motorists who violate motorcyclists\u2019 right-of-way frequently state, \u201cI didn\u2019t see him,\u201d or \u201cHe came out of nowhere\u201d.\xa0 We talk about rider clothing, equipment, lighting, paint, and more.\xa0\xa0
Apparel
A bright-colored helmet will catch the motorist's attention and enhance motorcycle safety.\xa0 Over 70 percent of helmets sold are black.\xa0 Most collisions occur in broad daylight. Wear brightly-colored or reflective clothing to increase your chances of being seen.\xa0 Bright orange, red, yellow, or green jackets or vests are the best for being seen. Brightly colored helmets can also help others see you.\xa0 Reflective material on a vest and the sides of the helmet will help drivers see you from the side. Reflective material can also be a big help for drivers coming toward you or from behind. Remember, your body is half of the visible surface area of the rider/motorcycle unit.
Motorcycle Color
Your best bet might be to go with a white motorcycle, which is bright, reflects light, and stands out from other colors. While white might not be the first choice for riders, it can appear as a classy option. For instance, a white Harley-Davidson shows off your power and style when you\u2019re cruising around town. During the hot summer months, it will reflect light and absorb less heat than a darker motorcycle. However, you\u2019ll have to be careful if you\u2019re riding a bright white bike against snow. If you\u2019re going to be frequently riding in this type of weather condition, ride a bike with a contrasting color.\xa0\xa0
SUPPORT US AND SHOP IN THE OFFICIAL LAW ABIDING BIKER STOREOther colors to consider are orange and yellow, which can draw more attention to your bike.\xa0 In daylight, green is the most visible color from a distance for human eyes. In the darkness, however, yellow is the easiest color to recognize. The rods (small structures in the eye) are responsible for sight in low-light situations. And the cones are responsible for high-light conditions.
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The best way to help others see your motorcycle is to always keep the headlight and, if equipped, running lights on. A motorcycle with its light on is twice as likely to be noticed. Using your high beam during the day and at night increases the chances that oncoming drivers will see you. Use your high beam when it is legal and safe to do so. When it is foggy, use the low beam.\xa0 Headlight and brake light modulators create a unique light pattern that grabs attention.\xa0 Additional lighting that shows the dimensions of your motorcycle can help you be seen.\xa0\xa0
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