Hi there, off-road adventurer! Before you rev up and hit the trails, let’s go over some essential rules and regulations to keep your rides fun and safe, no matter where you are.

• Safety Gear: Always wear a helmet, gloves, boots, and protective clothing. Safety first!
• Bike Requirements: Make sure your bike is in top shape—good brakes, high-traction tyres, working lights, and a quiet exhaust are a must.
• Licensing and Permits: Always check if you need a special license or permit for riding off-road in your chosen area. Riding on forest paths at least 4 meters wide is permitted with a max speed of 35 km.
• Stay on Legal Roads: It’s illegal to ride motor vehicles across protected natural parks countryside areas, firebreaks, forest roads for logging, livestock trails, riverbeds, and any other areas not specifically meant for motorbikes. Reach out to local guides for the best tips and info.
• Respect Nature: Stick to designated trails and avoid disturbing wildlife or damaging vegetation. Avoid singletracks to prevent trail erosion.
• Noise Control: Keep the noise down to avoid annoying locals and wildlife. Some places have strict noise limits. Use stock exhausts.
• Local Laws: Different countries (and even regions) have their own rules. Familiarize yourself with local regulations before you ride.
• Group Riding: If riding with friends, stay in a single file, maintain a safe distance, and communicate clearly.
• Emergencies: Carry a first-aid kit and know basic repairs. Always let someone know your route and expected return time.
• Stay Hydrated and Energized: Bring plenty of water and energy bars to keep yourself hydrated and fueled during your ride

Ride smart, stay safe!

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