Travelling, grinding out miles, or even just jumping on our motorcycles for a short ride is our own little Zen space made of freedom, carefreeness and positive vibrations. We wouldn’t want anything in the world to spoil it, and yet – as we know well – we bikers are amongst the most exposed users of the road.
The last thing we want is to get on the saddle thinking that we’re about to run into a problem, quite the contrary! But we believe that knowing some basic notions can make the difference between being powerless spectators of an unpleasant event involving one of our fellow bikers and being part of the solution.
There’s one more fundamental aspect to consider: it’s extremely important to know what to do but also what not to do. Those of us who don’t have specific medical training should always remember that, without the knowledge of some important guidelines, too much zeal combined with too little information on the subject can aggravate an already vulnerable situation.
There are many good reasons to read our simple tutorial, created in collaboration with the expert Diego Calzolari, a nurse, CPR instructor, and driving instructor certified by the Italian Motorcycle Federation…
