Safety Guidelines

At MotoMentor, safety is our top priority. Whether you're a seasoned rider or just starting your adventure, following these safety guidelines will ensure a smooth and secure riding experience.

• Conduct a thorough inspection of your motorcycle, checking tire pressure, brakes, lights, and fluid levels.
• Plan your route in advance, considering fuel stops and potential hazards.
• Ensure all documents, including your license, insurance, and permits, are up to date.
• Hydrate well and get adequate rest before embarking on a ride.

• Helmet: Always wear a DOT/ECE-certified helmet for maximum protection.
• Protective Riding Gear: Invest in a high-quality riding jacket, gloves, boots, and pants with impact protection.
• Reflective Clothing: Enhance visibility, especially when riding at night or in low-light conditions.
• Eye Protection: Use a visor or riding glasses to shield your eyes from dust, debris, and glare.
• Riding Gloves: Provide a firm grip and safeguard your hands in case of a fall.

• Carry a well-equipped first-aid kit with essential medications and bandages.
• Have an emergency contact card with relevant details, including blood group and allergies.
• Learn basic roadside repairs to handle minor mechanical issues.
• Familiarize yourself with emergency response numbers and medical facilities along your route.
• Use a GPS tracker or inform a trusted contact about your travel itinerary.

• Check the weather forecast before setting out to avoid hazardous conditions.
• Carry appropriate gear for sudden weather changes, such as rain suits or thermal liners.
• Adjust riding speed and braking distance on wet, foggy, or icy roads.
• Be cautious of strong crosswinds that may affect your balance and control

• Signed Documents: Ensure that all liability waivers, rental agreements (if applicable), and consent forms are signed before the ride.
• Active Documentation to Carry: Always have your valid driving license, motorcycle registration, insurance papers, pollution control certificate, and any necessary permits for restricted zones.
• Medical and Emergency Details: Keep a copy of your emergency contacts, blood group details, and any necessary medical prescriptions.
• Digital Backup: Store digital copies on DIGILOCKER, of all essential documents for quick access.

By following these safety measures, you can enhance your riding experience while minimizing risks. Ride safe, ride smart, and embrace the adventure responsibly.