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Visibility

Displays

Motorcycle Display Glare and Daylight Visibility

Sunlight legibility is decided by contrast, not brightness. How reflection, mounting angle and polarised sunglasses wash out a handlebar screen, and what...
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Skills

Riding Through Tunnels Safely

The portals are the risk, not the tunnel. Eye adaptation at the entrance, glare and crosswind at the exit, wet patches inside,...
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Night Riding

Night Riding Technique for Motorcyclists

The core error is riding faster than your headlight. Setting speed by lit distance, handling oncoming glare, animals, and why night vision...
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Fog

Riding in Fog and Low Visibility

Set speed by what you can actually see, use dipped beam not main, and fix the visor before the fog does. Where...
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Conspicuity

Being Seen in Traffic on a Motorcycle

Conspicuity is contrast, not brightness. Where to put fluorescent and reflective material, what a headlight cannot do, and why position beats colour.
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Gear

Does High Visibility Motorcycle Gear Actually Work

One case-control study found 37 percent lower injury risk with reflective or fluorescent clothing, and none from clothing colour. What that evidence...
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Blind Spot

How to Be Seen on a Motorcycle, Conspicuity Basics

Why drivers miss motorcycles, and what fixes it. Lane position, auxiliary lights, reflective material versus hi-viz, and knowing who cannot see you...
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