Hi-Viz Motorcycle Gear is a collection of neon yellow reflective jackets, helmets and vests which offer increased visibility to a motorcycle rider through the use of neon yellow or red colors. In daytime, night or low light scenarios this high visibility motorcycle gear is designed to stand out to ensure that drivers will see you and steer clear. RevZilla carries a variety of Hi-Viz Helmets and a collection of full color and neon trimmed jackets which provide a range of hi-vis coverage. You will also find a mix of single season to four season touring and street appear in this Hi-Viz gear category. Free Shipping on orders over $39.99No restock fees, everPrice promiseWe're constantly dropping prices to help ensure that we're always the cheapest out there, but if you ever do find cheaper, we'll match it. Most importantly, it's easy to do as it'll only take 30 seconds and we won't ask you to jump through any hoops (we promise). Simply click on the 'price match here' link next to the product you're looking at and provide us with a link to where you've seen it cheaper.

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Award winningThere's a reason why our competitors spend so much time watching what we do, we believe in customer service levels beyond the norm and we're always looking for ways to improve. In late 2013 we were recognised for this by the bike industry's No.1 publication, Motorcycle News. As retailer of the year, we feel it's our duty to constantly better our offering and if you have any ideas, we'd love to hear from you!In a world of cars, drivers are used to driving defensively and, for most, that usually means looking out for other cars and trucks on the road. Often times, motorcycles simply are not on their radar. That is why visibility is critical when it comes to your safety. The more you and your motorcycle are able to grab the attention of automotive drivers, the more you lessen the chance of collision. Here are eight easy ways to make your motorcycle more visible. 1. Ride A Brightly Colored Motorcycle Motorcycles are already at a disadvantage on the road because they are far smaller and can accelerate and decelerate far faster than car drivers are accustomed to.

This makes them both harder to see and harder to gauge the distance from. Darkly colored motorcycles only exacerbate the issue, making our tiny little rocket ships that much more difficult to recognize on the road. Riding a brightly colored motorcycle can exponentially increase the chance you’ll be noticed, even if only seen out of the corner a driver’s eye; bajaj bikes price list 2014 in delhi on roada fraction of a second difference in reaction time can be the difference between life and death.motorcycle shop in miramar 2. Wear High Visibility Safety Gearolx motorcycle for sale in laguna On most motorcycles the rider takes up about as much visual space as the bike itself. motorcycle helmets for sale indianapolis

This means we have as big a role to play as the motorcycles we ride when it comes to being seen. We’ve learned since we were young that high visibility yellow or orange means caution or to pay attention, so wearing a high visibility jacket or helmet draws driver’s eyes instantly to them. This is probably the cheapest and easiest way to make sure you’re visually distinct. motorcycles for sale in dutchess county nyIt also brings the added benefit of decreasing your commitment to the high visibility lifestyle, should you decide you don’t want to be that bright all the time, as it’s easier to own multiple jackets than multiple motorcycles.black zero waterproof motorcycle boots review Using reflective tape increases the visual footprint of your motorcycle.

We recommend putting pieces on the front of your forks and on any piece of your motorcycle that sticks out a good distance from a light source (top of a tall windscreen or the edges of your panniers). Reflective tape won’t do much for you during the daytime, but will act as independent light sources at night and make your motorcycle look like a much larger object. Bonus Points for applying it around your wheel rims, not only does reflective tape make a cool rim stripe, but wheels remain largely unobscured by bodywork or rider when the bike is side-on to a light source, such as at a 90-degree intersection at night. 4. Stay Out Of Blind Spots They’re called blind spots for a reason. If you position your motorcycle in a place where drivers can’t see you without moving their heads and looking for you, you’re leaving your fate to their vigilance. Hanging out behind the b-pillar of a four-door sedan is not where you want to ride. Obviously we can’t avoid blind spots completely, but make your passes swiftly and then get into a lane position that a) can be seen by all cars on the road and b) gives you a little buffer should one of them still not see you.

Many people don’t know that their brakes have a secondary function I like to call “Hey you behind me, make sure you’re paying attention to what’s happening up here.” Tapping your brakes rapidly turns your brake light into a giant blinker, hopefully taking the attention of the driver behind you from his burrito to the massive traffic jam he will slam into should he not drop his lunch and act quickly. Tapping your brakes also works great for tailgaters or to warn your riding buddies of a dangerous road condition. 6. Use Your High Beams Opinions vary on this one, but I like to ride with my high beams on at pretty much all the time during the day. Most drivers won’t become upset or feel blinded by them because they won’t be seen in the contrast of nighttime visibility. Whether you annoy them a bit or they think your headlight is pointed incorrectly, they’ll notice you and that’s all that matters. Auxiliary lights provide the same kind of benefits as reflective tape in that they add light sources to your bike.

They come with the added benefit of working around the clock, and that they provide additional light for you to see with at night. You can add them to the front and the back of your bike, and can often set them to different intensities or to strobe in the back when stopping. A study conducted by Honda found that using lights to create a human face-like appearance on the front of your motorcycle increased driver's ability to accurately determine a motorcycle's distance by 10 percent and its speed by 20 percent. Place auxiliary light high up and spaced out to create facial proportions on your bike. While horns are most often associated with being an audible middle finger, they can actually be quite useful. A quick double tap can alert a distracted driver of your presence or that it’s time to look up from that cell phone. We find them most useful for cars looking to pull out into traffic that maybe haven’t looked in your direction yet, as they inch forward while you approach. A quick “beep, beep” often snaps their head back to you.