Motorcycle Safety

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Motorcycles are more dangerous than cars because in the event of an accident, the driver of a motorcycle has much less protection than the driver of a car does. In addition we could note that when driving a car, you do not have to maintain your balance; a car is not going to fall over no matter how you are sitting inside of it. Motorcycles, however, can fall over.

Normally, use both brakes at the same time. If your rear wheel locks, DO NOT brake, but rather decrease throttle until you can coast to a stop on the side of the road.

Fiberglass itself is inherently rigid due to its composition of glass fibers and resin. However, flexibility can be achieved by using specific formulations of the resin or by incorporating additives that enhance flexibility. Additionally, creating fiberglass in thinner layers or combining it with other flexible materials can also improve its bendability. Ultimately, while traditional fiberglass is not flexible, certain modifications can provide some degree of flexibility.

At 30 mph, an object is moving at about 44 feet every second.

You can use "

helmetlok

" to lock your helmet (Now available in markets). From which you can secure your face.

There are 5280 feet in one mile. Therefore, 1 mile per hour is equal to 5280 feet per hour.

There are 3600 seconds in one hour. Therefore, 5280 feet per hour is equal to 5280/3600 = 1.46 recurring (that is, 1.46666...) feet per second.

Mohinder Amarnath

You didn't tell us which State you're talking about. It varies from State to State. In Illinois, the "Interstate" limit is 55mph. However, in inclement weather, one is expected to reduce speed to accommodate such.

In Illinois, for example, you would never get a ticket for reducing your speed, say, to 45mph to address severe weather.

Also, are we talking about "Interstates", "County roads", "City roads", etc ??

It varies. However, it is always safer to reduce speed if hazardous conditions call for it. You'll never be ticketed for it, if, in the opinion of any law enforcement agent, you are acting with due discretion. And they would always respect that.

Drive safely.

jimdand

In Oklahoma, riders 17 and younger are required by law to wear helmets. If you are over 17, you are not required by law to wear a helmet

Top speed on the TM200 with 105kg on it's back will be about 100km/h

100

Whether helmets are required on motor vehicles is determined by State law. Which State are you asking about

20/50

No

No.

how fast do 200cc choppers go

how fast do 200cc choppers go

that all depends on the displacement, they usually average between 65 and 90 mph

When they come from the dealer with a 5 speed transmission, their top speed is 45-50mph. you can modify them by putting a taller tire on the rear. A 185 60 14 car tire will fit if you get a used one (there are no motorcycle tires on the US market that will fit a 14 inch by 7inch rim. You are just plain screwed there) dealers don't tell you that part. And they don't tell you that they can't even get replacement stock size tires for it and that the stock tires wear out in less than 1000 miles! You can also replace the front sprocket with one with more teeth. I can cruise now at 60-65mph. These are a piece of junk. Seriously, get a Honda rebel 250. You will be much better off. mine is less than a year old and worn out from driving it on the roads,. These dealers for the 200cc choppers are the scum of the earth. If you still want something cheap that looks cool, then check out kikker 5150 bikes. They have a much better parts supply. Or you can just buy my 200cc chopper if you want one that bad and mine has already been titled in North Carolina.

not dieing, looking cool

The recommended tire pressure for a Suzuki GSX-R750 typically ranges between 32-36 psi (pounds per square inch) for the front tire and 36-42 psi for the rear tire. It's essential to check the owner's manual or the tire pressure label on the motorcycle for the specific recommendations, as pressures may vary based on load and riding conditions. Regularly monitoring and maintaining the correct tire pressure is crucial for optimal performance and safety.

Only if you have obtained a replacement certificate from the issuing station (where you took your CBT) or DVLA.

2007 Was the last year of the Softail standard. 2008 they still made Softail Customs and the like, but not Standard. So.. NO, there is no such thing as a "wheel from a 2008 Softail standard"

By crashing and hitting your unprotected head.


If you have an accident, crash or simply come off your bike and your head hits a solid object, unprotected by a crash helmet, it can cause severe head trauma and possibly death.

they do about 70 (110km/h). if u don't belive me test one