The MotorEagles Motorcycle Safety Resource Center

Here you will find numerous motorcycle awareness resources and motorcycle safety resources, both for people who ride motorcycles and people who operate other types of motor vehicles near or around motorcycles. Face it: If you spend any amount of time operating a motor vehicle, you are eventually going to wind up in front of, next to or behind someone on a motorcycle. Motorcycles are smaller, lighter and faster than most other types of vehicles on the road and, as Americans, we’re not necessarily conditioned to be on the alert for them.

Riders: Use the motorcycle safety resources on this page to learn how to make yourself more visible on your bike, how to otherwise avoid collision, how to limit injury if you are involved in a collision and what equipment and training is available to help you do so. If you have been involved in an accident and need a motorcycle accident attorney please contact Elk & Elk today.

Drivers: Use the resources on this page to learn about sharing the road safely with motorcycles. Learn about the most common types of motorcycle crashes involving other vehicles and how to avoid them. Learn what law enforcement and other public safety professionals have to say about driving safely around motorcycles and how you can limit your chances of colliding with someone on a bike.

Motorcycle Safety Resources

Tips for Increasing Visibility When You Ride – Prevent accidents by making yourself more visible when you ride. Find tips for increasing your visibility in this article.

Types of Motorcycle Personal Protective Equipment – Whether you’re riding around the corner or across the country on your motorcycle, you still need to make sure that you wear protective gear. Read this article for some common types of protective gear that can keep you safe while you ride.

Motorcycle Passenger Safety Tips – Before you hit the road with a passenger in tow, here are some safety tips that you (and your passenger) should keep in mind.

Riding in Storms: Tips for Summer – When riding in a storm, understanding all possible motorcycle safety resources is important. Contact the motorcycle lawyers at Elk & Elk to learn more.

Hydroplaning Issues – Hydroplaning can put you in danger and reduce your motorcycle safety. To learn more, get in touch with the professionals at Elk & Elk.

Motorcycle Maintenance Schedule – If you’re not sure about how often your bike should be serviced, your bible (repair manual) should contain a maintenance schedule. But just in case it doesn’t, here are some tips to help you keep your bike in great condition.

Cold Weather Storage Tips – Protect your bike during the winter months with these cold weather storage tips from MotorEagles.

Maintenance and Inspection – Your motorcycle safety comes down to properly maintaining your bike. Visit with the Motorcycle attorneys at Elk & Elk today to find out more.

Are Leathers Worth the Price? – In terms of motorcycle safety and protection, leathers are just as important as a helmet. Contact Elk & Elk to find out more information.

Is a 60,000 Mile Motorcycle Tire Possible? – Avoiding a motorcycle accident means understanding proper motorcycle safety protocol. Learn more from Elk & Elk today.

Locked Brakes: Avoiding a High Side – Taking advantage of all your available motorcycle safety resources is a key to avoiding an accident. To learn more, contact Elk & Elk today.

Understanding Counter Steering – Understanding the concepts of counter steering can increase your motorcycle safety. For more information, contact Elk & Elk today.

What is an Integrated Braking System? – Do integrated braking systems increase your motorcycle safety? Contact us today to learn more.

Rear Braking: Keep your Rear Tire on the Ground – Your motorcycle safety relies on your tire’s ability to grip the road. The motorcycle lawyers at Elk & Elk are here to help. Learn more today.