Motorcyclists are far more exposed on the road, and even a minor crash can lead to serious or life-threatening injuries. Wearing a helmet is one of the most effective ways to prevent traumatic brain injuries and fatalities.
How to Enter:
- Upload a photo of yourself wearing a helmet (no riding shots, please—safety first!).
- Fill out the short form with your name, phone number, and email.
- That’s it! You’re entered to win a $250 gift card to Harley-Davidson.
Winner will be announced on May 31, 2025.
Rider Gear Safety🧑🏍
- Helmet (DOT/ECE approved, strap secure)
- Gloves (full-finger, good grip)
- Jacket (armored or abrasion-resistant)
- Pants (preferably with padding)
- Over-the-ankle boots
- Eye protection (if open-face helmet)
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Helmet Safety Challenge
Motorcycle Safety Checklist 🛡️✅
Before Every Ride (Quick Check) T-CLOCS is the go-to acronym:
T – Tires & Wheels
- Proper tire pressure
- Adequate tread depth
- No cracks, cuts, or embedded objects
- Wheels spin freely, no wobbles
- Spokes or cast wheels are intact
C – Controls
- Levers (clutch/brake) work smoothly
- Throttle snaps back properly
- Cables aren’t frayed or sticking
- Brake pedal moves freely
L – Lights & Electrics
- Headlight (high/low)
- Turn signals
- Brake light
- Tail light
- Horn
- Battery secure and charged
O – Oil & Fluids
- Engine oil level and condition
- Brake fluid level
- Coolant level (if liquid-cooled)
- Check for leaks
C – Chassis
- Frame has no cracks or damage
- Suspension moves smoothly
- Chain/belt properly tensioned and lubed
- Kickstand and center stand work properly
S – Stands
- Side stand/kickstand is not bent or loose
- Spring snaps it back properly
