Motocross
is a physically demanding sport that requires the presence of mind of the
rider, agile strength, endurance and fast reflexes. It is naturally precarious. And so riders interested with the dangerous
sports must have appropriate medical insurance that could protect them in the
event of accidents.
To
get started, whether you already have a big machine, or still planning to
purchase a 50 to 600cc bike, you need to find a reliable dealer to shop for
accessories, get your services and advices on how to get through. Finding the right service or supplier is easy
and you don’t have to worry anything as they themselves are racers.
Apart
from their expertise and love for sports, they are knowledgeable on various
services that you may need. Oftentimes,
they would even go out of their way to help you in fixing your machine. There are also dealers that you can also rely
when it comes to things that you must buy.
They
would help you select the right tyres, bike set up, style and can even advise
you on other bike association in your area.
In bike racing, safety gear is foremost important. There is a popular saying, “dress for the
crash and not for the ride.” This just means that you must have the appropriate
Mx
apparel protective gear as you are facing a
life-threatening situation and not a fashion show.
A rider especially
novice must look for highly protective apparels and gears that is made for
maximum protection. Dealers can advise
you well on this segment. When buying,
you must consider the size as it must provide you great comfort. It matters a
lot when riding. There are helmets,
goggles, body armor, clothing and boots.
Make sure that you also
have Mx
parts and accessories readily available on hand every time you hit the
trail. When you have supporting parts
and tools, you will always be ready to run even after a fall. Some of the basic tools that you must have
include:
Tire gauge, tire pump, extra inner tubes, tire irons, patch kit, extra brake and clutch levers, extra front brake, extra clutch, extr4 air filter, duct tape, zip ties, throttle and more. When you start riding and joining the event, you may also get helpful advice from other riders that use the same type of machine similar to you.
