Enjoying a thrilling ride in the wild on your
ATV is synonymous with being prepared and safe. Sometimes, even a minute of
carelessness can change the dream ride into a nightmare. Here are the 5 most
important rules every rider who aspires to drive an All Terrain Vehicles must
keep in mind.
Choose
the correct size: Rugged terrains make it difficult for any
vehicle to move consistently without toppling. Although off-road vehicles are
made to deal with that, they cannot accommodate the weight of a driver beyond
its capacity. Therefore, you need to make sure that the size of the vehicle you
are choosing must comply with your body weight so that the center of gravity
can be maintained.
Get safety training: Almost all dealerships
will ask you to attend a safety training course if you are a novice. Off-road
vehicles are not similarly handled as regular cars or bikes, and so you need to
get trained to know what you will have to deal with. If you cannot find a trainer,
read the manuals well and practice on plain fields before you hit the rough
land.
Do a pre-run test: No matter whether it is your first drive
or the hundredth, an ATV rider always takes stock of his or her vehicle before
hopping on. Tug at the wheels and handles to see if they are fixed, check the
suspensions, throttle, fuel, and everything else than can be checked.
Wear proper
gear: Do a check-run of safety gear before jumping on the ride. Check
that your helmet, gloves, knee pads, etc., are in place.
Don’t drive drunk: A no-brainer, but often
ignored. Do not drive if you are under influence of alcohol or drugs. Also,
don’t attempt to have a passenger thinking that the large seat will accommodate
them .If you do plan to have a co-rider, choose a vehicle specially made for
that, like the Polaris RZR XP
900 or Polaris RZR 1000 EPS.
The only ones who end up being great ATV riders
are those who can balance safety with risk. So, take your ATV for a spin, but
check your safety preparations before anything else.
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