How to Gear Up in Cold Weather: 5 Dafy Tips AvtoTachki

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Tip # 1: stick to the three-layer rule
Tip # 2: Choose a waterproof jacket and lined pants.
Tip # 3: Protect your arms, legs, and head
Tip # 4: wear underwear
Tip # 5: stay safe and visible!

Cold, rain, snow, fog: aren't you even afraid? Are you an inept motorcyclist who rides at any cost? Ok, but not without some safety precautions before leaving.

Tip # 1: stick to the three-layer rule

To keep warm, remember to always follow the "three layers" rule: Premiere layer worn directly on the skin. The cut should be close to the body. V second layer provides insulation and finally, troisième provide protection from wind, rain and snow.

Tip # 2: Choose a waterproof jacket and lined pants.

The materials of your jacket and pants should be waterproof and waterproof to protect you from rain and snow and turn on thermal lining to ensure your comfort. Prefer three quarter jacket consisting of high collarwide enough to add a choker underneath. Plus laces at the cuffs and at the waist. We advise you to choose a jacket with zipper to connect with trousers to be truly protected from cold air penetration. Any non-waterproof materials such as leather should be avoided.

Tip # 3: Protect your arms, legs, and head

Gloves and shoes should also be waterproof, waterproof and above all include breathable membrane to wick away sweat correctly. So take a close look at the materials used before choosing. Recommend gloves long cuff и knee-high boots. Un strangler or bib necessary. In case of extreme cold and long travel hood may be needed to protect the head. I think about it! Because the limbs of our body are always the most sensitive and cool down the fastest.

Tip # 4: wear underwear

In case of extreme cold, we recommend supplementing your equipment by wearing thermal underwear. Indeed, the jacket and trousers have an insulating role and are usually not sufficient to provide protection from the cold. Underwear keeps you warm thanks to natural warmth of your body. Very important in very cold weather: long-sleeved T-shirt, boxers and under gloves.