How to Be Safe on an All Terrain Vehicle

All Terrain Vehicles (ATVs) can be really fun for off-road racing and riding around. But, precautions must be taken.

[edit] Steps

  1. Be alert for anything your ATV can trip on. The places you will be riding generally won't be as well-kept as the roads, so be careful.
  2. Pay attention to weather conditions. Floods and rain cause poor traction, and in snow you may sink. Getting a strong headwind while riding fast cound cause you to flip over.
  3. Never brake suddenly. The momentum could throw you forward and lead to possible injury.
  4. Wear proper clothing and a helmet for protection.


[edit] Tips

  • Only start taking jumps when you feel comfortable. Start doing bigger and bigger jumps.
  • Four-wheeled ATVs have much better balance than three-wheeled ones.


[edit] Warnings

  • Do not grab on to vehicles, other people or stationary objects while moving.


Embed this: Republish this entire article on your blog or website.

Was this article accurate? Yes No

Edit This Page E-mail this to a Friend Printable version
Discuss This Page Thank the Authors Write an Article
Categories:Recreational Vehicles

Authors

Daniel H, Frogger
Thanks to all authors for creating a page that has been read 741 times.

Related wikiHows

Hide These Ads - Why?


Hide These Ads - Why?
Show Ads

Navigation

Editing Tools

My Pages