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| VISIBILITY |
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| One disadvantage motorcycles have compared to cars is that they’re less visible. Taking steps to increase your visibility is an important step in managing your riding risk. |
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| CLOTHING |
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| Black has long been a popular fashion choice among Harley® riders, but sometimes dark colors can be hard to see. If bright, highly visible clothing does not suit your taste, consider adding a few well-placed pieces of reflective tape to your gear, especially at night. Harley-Davidson also offers apparel with reflective taping such as a conspicuity vest, rain gear, jackets, and caps. |
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| SIGNALS |
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| Make sure your turn signals are working properly – and use them. In addition, consider using hand signals in situations where you want to make absolutely sure a driver knows your intentions. |
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| BRAKE LIGHT |
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| If you want to make sure the driver behind you knows what you’re up to, consider flashing your brake light as you prepare to stop. |
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| HORN |
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| Use your horn to help draw attention to yourself when necessary. But don't rely on it or overuse it. |
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