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There is very little protection that a motorcyclist has against serious injuries when he's involved in a motorcycle accident. The kind of clothing or gear that he is wearing plays a critical role in determining the extent and severity of his injuries. Whether you're a beginner motorcyclist or a seasoned professional, your risk of injuries can be significantly reduced if you're dressed right for motorcycling.
The most important piece of gear that you could wear while motorcycling is the right helmet. Your helmet should be approved by the Department of Transportation, and must come with a compliance sticker. Helmets that are not approved by Department of Transportation may be dangerous, or defective, or may not be sturdy or strong to protect from injury during an accident. If your helmet has been damaged in an accident, buy yourself a new helmet.
Eye protection is very important when you're motorcycling. The windshield on a motorcycle is not sufficient to protect your eyes from injuries. Wear safety goggles or glasses. Glasses must be shatterproof, and must be clear and free from scratches.
Never ride a motorcycle wearing shorts, or clothes that expose your legs or arms. Wear long pants, and clothing made of tough and resistant material like leather. Such material can help provide protection from injuries like road rash. Invest in a good motorcycle jacket in denim or corduroy, and always wear gloves while motorcycling. Going barehanded can result in severely painful road rash and abrasions when you hit the ground in an accident. Road rash may seem like a minor injury, but it can take weeks to heal and can be very painful. Your feet must be properly protected with over-the-ankle boots.
