What I learned from biking

• What I learned from biking *

• Never apply the sole brake of the bike otherwise the bike will slip and fall out of your control. Whenever braking, apply only and only the rear brakes. In case of an emergency, first apply the rear brake and then the rear brake.

• Use the clutch as a minimum and only when needed. Use the clutch when pulling gear and applying the gear, and only when the bike speed is so low that the bike is in danger of being stopped. Frequent use of a normal clutch has a detrimental effect on the bike's engine. The use of a clutch when braking frees the engine and increases the speed of the bike and makes it difficult to control the bike. The use of clutch when turning the engine makes the engine free, which increases the speed of the bike, which increases the risk of the bike sliding.

• If you see any animal, child, old, crazy or blind on the road, reduce the speed before reaching it or else their unexpected move increases your risk of accident.

• Keep bike speeds low in the area of ​​rain, water and oil. This is where the bike slips very quickly.

• Reduce speed before road breaks or road dams reach work. On broken roads or where repairs are taking place, bikes at high speeds are difficult to control and the risk of accidents increases.

• Reduce speed while cutting turns, or increase the risk of biking slip when cutting turns at faster speeds.

• Keep this in mind when crossing a bus, truck, car that has any intention of crossing the road from behind or ahead of the vehicle.

• When the red light is on after the signal is turned on, stop anyway because those waiting for the signal to turn on are so restless that when the light is turned on, they race the vehicle without seeing anything. In this case, the risk of an accident increases.

• Never give bikes to underage children. If you really love your children and want to save them from a life of disability or bad death.

• Hearing a call while driving diverts your attention, causing you to lose focus on driving and increase the risk of an accident.

• Women take care of their dupatta, sheets, clothing, otherwise the cloth is very bad accident when it comes in wheels.

• Avoid one-wielding as it does not have the slightest flaw in man.

• Try to bike at fifty to sixty speeds. This is economical speed. At this speed the bike eats the least fuel and covers the maximum distance and if kept at high speed one bike will use more fuel. The risk of cirrhosis and death will be increased if there is an accident. Are.

• Thousands of times better than getting late, not reaching or reaching a disability.

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