Your Guide to Safely Riding a Dirt Bike

Before you even get onto your dirt bike, prioritizing protective gear is a must. Helmets, chest guards, knee pads, elbow pads, and gloves are basic accessories you must have. Investing in high-quality gear ensures that these safeguards are not just accessories but necessities for every ride.

Understanding Your Ride 

Know your bike inside out. Familiarize yourself with its controls, weight, and how it responds on different terrains. Riding a dirt bike isn't just about speed; understanding and respecting the capabilities of your machine is crucial for a safe ride.

Master Basic Dirt Bike Techniques 

Master the basic techniques such as standing up on the balls of your feet while riding and gripping the bike using your knees. Practice makes perfect and regular training will enhance your confidence -- making rides safer and more enjoyable.

Regular Bike Maintenance Checks 

Conduct regular maintenance checks on your dirt bike to ensure all parts are functioning correctly. A poorly maintained machine increases the risk of accidents.

Observe Trail Etiquette

The off-road world runs on unwritten rules adhered to by riders. Be respectful of other riders, yield to others where necessary, and avoid excessively loud noises that may disrupt wildlife.

At Ed Morse Powersports in St. Robert, MO, safety comes first in all we do. We're more than just a dealership; we're committed to fostering a community of safe and enthusiastic riders who appreciate the thrill of a dirt bike ride while observing safety measures. Although located in St. Robert, we proudly cater to our passionate bikers in Springfield and St. Louis, too! Remember, safe riding not only adds years to your riding journey, but it also enhances every moment spent on the trail! Ride safely so you can ride again tomorrow!