Safety should be the watchword of each rider. This is shown by complying with the standards and tactical gear recommended by the ministry of transport to ensure the safety of the rider and prevent injuries and fatal death. A helmet must be always worn as they are a protective piece of equipment designed to cover the head thereby protecting the eyes from the sun and ultimately ultraviolet rays of the sun. They also prevent eye injuries caused by bullet rounds.

The simple technique of making sure your helmet is properly fastened under your chin saves you from both foreseeable or unforeseeable danger and harm. It is necessary to wear shoes that cover the ankles. To prevent slipping hazards, footwear should be composed of durable leather with a decent low-heeled, oil-resistant sole. This is a criterion that must be met by army boots. During the day, a brightly colored outer upper garment is necessary, and at night, a reflective upper garment is required. The best vests are those with high-visibility colors and retro reflecting materials. Vests can be worn over jackets to improve visibility and allow drivers to better evaluate the speed and position of riders, especially in low-light or wet circumstances.

Also, the required tactical gear gloves should also be worn by the rider, and it must be of the right material composition suited for military bikes as it must be the type that grips handlebar as a slipping off may lead to fracture or other bodily injuries occasioned by the slipping. The piece of clothing that should be worn must be safety complaint. It must be an abrasion resistant material both for the pants and the long jackets. Garments also made from leather offer the rider protection and safety as it’s better to be proactive than reactive.

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