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Motorcycles are not dangerous by itself. If you compare it to a car or other vehicle, then it is dangerous. Because we are covered by the car body, belts and anti accidental systems (modern cars). But in a motorcycle, if one is habitual to speed drive, unfortunately, there is no survival on a hit.

Motorcycling is dangerous but if we obey these tips then it can save us.These are some tips to prevent motorcycle
Develop safe riding techniques by attending a formal motorcycle-riding course.

1-Always wear a helmet and protective clothing.

2-Never ride after drinking or if you are feeling drowsy.

3-Avoid riding at night or during bad weather.

4-Be consistent in following road rules-your safety depends on it.

Thanks.

I am a serious and avid motorcyclist. I ride maybe 300 days a year in the Mid-Atlantic states, a little less than 15,000 miles annually on average. I have been a serious and avid motorcyclist for 30 years, and though I ride more now than when I started, I certainly have over a quarter million miles in the saddle.

Without a doubt, motorcycling is the most dangerous thing I do.

Almost all of that danger may be attributed to other drivers.

If, through other drivers' negligence or recklessness, my life is put in peril only three times in a week, that is a good week.

Kind of funny with the risk of death impinging on my riding so often - I'm not a live to ride guy, I ride to live.