Safety equipment for motorcycles - regulations abroad
For many motorcycle travelers, a trip to other countries is the ultimate experience. There are numerous routes in Europe that exert an almost magical attraction on bikers. The Alpine region not only inspires with fantastic routes and curves. The Carpathians are home to what is probably the "most beautiful road in the world" (Top Gear motor magazine). However, before you set off, you should find out exactly what regulations currently apply in the respective country. We have put together some tips and information for you below.
Safely through the fall and winter season on a motorcycle
The warm and beautiful fall days tempt many bikers to enjoy the last rides in a moderate climate. But the transitional period has its pitfalls. Damp and dirty roads with wet leaves on them increase the risk of accidents, as do hoar frost in the morning and poor visibility. We have put together some tips for safe driving during this time.
Motorcycling with a child: Safe on the road with your offspring
If the parents ride motorcycles regularly, it is not unusual for children to experience this feeling too and want to ride along. In principle, taking the little ones along is not prohibited and with the right preparation, nothing stands in the way of a safe and shared ride with the offspring.
Loading your motorcycle correctly - tips and risks
If you are planning a motorcycle tour lasting several days, you will always have equipment with you. While the space in the trunk of a car usually limits the amount of luggage, some of the common motorcycle models quickly reach their maximum load limit with a second person and no luggage. Even if you are traveling alone on the bike, you should never exceed the permissible total weight.