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You Must Keep Yourself Hydrated while riding your motorcycle in This Hot Weather!

08/17/07

You Must Keep Yourself Hydrated while riding your motorcycle in This Hot Weather!

Permalink 01:16:56 pm, by Norman Gregory Fernandez, Esq. Email , 225 words, 1863 views   English (US)
Categories: Announcements [B], Articles, News, Education, Riding Attire, Editorial, Riding Your Motorcycle

California Motorcycle Lawyer Norman Gregory Fernandez discusses heat stroke while riding your motorcycleEven though it is almost the end of summer, it is scorching hot all over the country. The heat can lead to heat stroke or even death. The last thing you want to do is have a heat stroke while riding your motorcycle for obvious reasons.

When you are riding your motorcycle in very hot weather you dehydrate more than if you are in a car or just sitting around, lack of hydration and proper motorcycle riding attire in the heat can lead to you having a heat stroke.

You can read an article here about heat stroke and the symptoms to look out for.

It is very important to drink as much water as possible in this heat. I personally recommend a Gatorade type of drink if you are going to be riding your motorcycle in the heat. Force yourself to drink at every stop. If you feel like you are getting nauseous or dizzy, get off of the road and into an air conditioned environment as soon as possible.

Most people do not realize that wearing leathers in the heat can actually protect you against excessive loss of fluid in your body, and from the heat blast that you get while riding your motorcycle in hot weather.

It is deadly hot out there right now folks. Protect yourself!

By Norman Gregory Fernandez, Esq., © 2007

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Comment from: ENV Bike [Visitor] Email · http://www.envbike.net
Nice website, hey well not a lawyer but I play one on tv!
PermalinkPermalink 09/01/07 @ 14:48
Comment from: Norman Gregory Fernandez, Esq. [Member] Email · http://www.motorcycleaccidentlawyer.biz/
Thanks. What TV show do you play a lawyer on?

Norm
PermalinkPermalink 09/01/07 @ 15:22
Comment from: Biker Betty [Visitor] Email · http://www.bikerbetty.blogspot.com
You are so right about the heat. When my hubby and I were riding the outskirts of Denver, CO about a month ago - it was HOT!!! Luckily, we were on our way up into the mountains west of Denver. First stop up in the mountains and I was drinking lots of water. Riders have to be so careful with too much heat or cold. It can sneak up on us before we know it. Great article and hope all is going well your way.

Biker Betty :)
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Comment from: Anonymous Law Student [Visitor] Email · http://www.anonymouslawstudent.com
You MUST start posting again. You are the awesomest lawyer ever.
PermalinkPermalink 10/25/07 @ 21:31
Comment from: Norman Gregory Fernandez, Esq. [Member] Email · http://www.motorcycleaccidentlawyer.biz/
Thanks for the kind comments. I will start posting more articles soon!

Norm
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Comment from: Annie [Visitor] Email
What do you think about these Norman? We are considering buying one of these - http://www.motocyclecorp.com/signature.htm

These 50 cc motorcycles have DOT, EPA and CARB certification. Would love to have your opinion. Thanks!

Annie
PermalinkPermalink 11/06/07 @ 01:00
Comment from: Norman Gregory Fernandez, Esq. [Member] Email · http://www.motorcycleaccidentlawyer.biz/
I am going to start posting more articles soon. I took a look at their website but not in detail. All I can say right now is that the gas mileage on some of the bikes is great. I will look more into these motorcycles and maybe write an article.

Norm
PermalinkPermalink 11/06/07 @ 04:00
Comment from: Shade Sail [Visitor] Email · http://www.urbanshadow.com
All great advice! I encounter problems with dehydration frequently in the desert heat of Arizona.
PermalinkPermalink 04/17/08 @ 12:29
Comment from: orlando [Visitor] Email
just a warning
to people who like to ride in hot weather
call me what you want
i rode this weekend
saturday 9/13/08
temperature 101, heat index 12-14 degrees
so you can imagine
110 degrees plus
in a full cover black helmet
4 plus hours
through traffic
in the rio grande valley

i always wear a full face helmet
with collar tight closure
to minimize noise and wind

i did feel a bit of heat stroke
on the way back
i drank water at mid point
in mission
and rested for about 30 minutes
not enough
a black fully enclosed helmet
can be dangerous in heat factors

i always try to wear as much protection as possible

i did not wish to accelerate
past 45 mph

well i am 52 years old
rode a kz 1000 when i was young

had to stop several times at stores
for gatorade
did not help
so i know i was past dehydration

made it home
with
Gods blessings

so take care in the heat

i was blessed with bikers coming up behind me
wandering why i was swerving

and when i finally stopped 10 miles from home
a biker came up to admire my bike
it gave me a time to stop and rest for 30 plus minutes

thank you bikers

cano

out

will ride again

RIDER ONE
PermalinkPermalink 09/16/08 @ 15:11

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