Guide to Bicycle Safety Preparing to Ride There are lots of
things you have to do before you actually get on a bike. The
most obvious is making sure that you actually have the perfect
bike for yourself. Your feet should be able to lay flat on the
ground when you’re sitting on the seat. You should also pick
where you’re going to ride carefully. Tackling large hills or
going “off-roading” requires a special kind of bike so it’s best
to be prepared. Wear appropriate safety articles. Only ride in
appropriate weather. Rain or snow not only makes it harder to
ride, it makes it harder for cars to see you as well. Always
bring a full water bottle with you to avoid dehydration no
matter the weather. Rules of the Road Once you’re actually
riding, there are rules of the road you should follow as well.
It’s very important to pay attention to traffic signs around you
because they tell you what the cars riding alongside you will be
doing. This way, you will know if they’re stopping or turning.
Remember to only pass to the