Bell Influx Bike Helmet

Sabas not required to wear helmets in the city?, And that if no bike lane must travel on the road? The bike world has its own rules, which cyclists, motorists and pedestrians should know. You remember them. Whether you use the bell influx bike helmet in your movement patterns, as if you just like riding a bell influx bike helmet from time to time, there are some rules of circulation must respect . . . and the other users, will also be known. We need a helmet? Wearing a bell influx bike helmet and reflective clothing is mandatory only going long distance (two locations), therefore, although it is advisable in all kinds of routes and in cities do not have to wear it. Driveway or sidewalk? Unless there bell influx bike helmet lane, the cyclist must travel on the road (not the sidewalk). Maneuvers must be signposted with the arm, which acts as a flash. In addition, a rider can not cross a zebra crossing, riding his bike, as they are considered vehicles and therefore excluded from pedestrian crossings. . Clearly visible. The bicycle must wear a red rear reflector. And if riding at night or in poor visibility conditions, also lights in front and behind. Cul is the safety distance? Cars and motorcycles, when passing bicyclists should leave a distance minimum of five feet. Children on the bike? S queel always be an adult driver and install on your bell influx bike helmet with a rear seat est approved. In this case, children can take up to seven years. It can carry cargo? You can carry things on the bike, but can not stand more than 25 cm by 50 cm detrsy side, in front can not stand anything. I can go with the bell influx bike helmet on public transport? You can take your bell influx bike helmet on trains in the subway closeness and on public holidays and working in off-hours. And if it is a folding bike, you can take on any transportation (including the bus) at any time of day. The bike, in your size. It is important that your bell influx bike helmet fits your height, there are S, M, L and XL. Asegrate that when you're sitting you touch the ground with the toes. Very interesting, I aplizaré the pedestrian, because of cycling, be it for now I'll leave. Greetings. . .
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