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WHAT’S COOL TO WEAR WHEN YOU’RE BIKING?

It makes sense to wear something brightly colored when you’re biking. Choose a color that makes you easy to see. If you’re biking in the forest, don’t wear green!

  • Fluorescent green, yellow or orange are all great choices. If you’re wearing these colors, other bikers, motorists and pedestrians will be able to see you better.

  • Look for fabrics that are cool and lightweight.  (You can really work up a sweat biking!)  If it’s cool outside, dress in layers.  You can peel off clothing as you start to get warmer.

  • For riding at night (which we don’t recommend for anyone) you’ll need clothing with retro-reflective materials sewn onto it.  You’ll also need one light source, like a headlamp.

  • Make sure the straps of your bookbag, loose clothing or anything else isn’t going to catch in the wheels of the bike, and cause you to lose control.

  • Last but not least -- don't forget to wear your helmet!

WHAT NOT TO WEAR WHILE YOU'RE BIKING.

  • Headphones are a no-no! You won’t be able to hear what’s going on around you.

  • Clothing that’s too loose.

  • Inappropriate shoes. (High-heels, Slippers, Bowling Shoes)

  • Dark Clothes

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Just watch out for those Danger Zones!


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Equipment Check Helmet Junction Pedestrian Safety Danger Zones City Biking Finish Line