今年も奴がやって来る！最後に冷や汗注意喚起

sagapasorider525 #ExtremeHeat #ScorchingHeat #ColdSweat #CB650R The scorching hot days have arrived. I went for a ride early this morning. If you're interested in riding together in Kyoto, making motovlogs, or going on other tours, please contact me on Facebook. (Please send a DM message.) FB   / 1660069150887649   Returning Rider I love motorcycles. I love riding. I love riding with friends. This is a club aimed at deepening connections through motorcycles. Please be sure to read and understand. If you would like to request to be a Rider, please be sure to write a comment. Please follow me on Twitter. @sagapasorider16 sagapasorider@GSX-R1000R＆KTM150EXCtpi Please be sure to read to the end. I love motorcycles. I love riding. I love riding with friends. This club aims to deepen friendships through motorcycles. Members must be adults with common sense and morals. Members must own a motorcycle with an engine displacement of 126cc or more and be able to ride on highways. Members must have a valid driver's license for their motorcycle and be covered by liability insurance. Members must not disclose any information about other members without their permission, including their privacy. Members are solely responsible for any accidents or damages incurred during club activities, including touring; the club will not be held liable under any circumstances. Members must not engage in any behavior that disrupts the order of the club. Members must not be involved with anti-social groups or anything considered equivalent. Touring Rules and Manners 1) Use the staggered riding style. Staggered riding is a riding style where you position yourself diagonally behind the motorcycle in front. This staggered riding style is used on highways and general roads. On mountain roads, staggered riding is actually dangerous. If you don't have enough room to lean into curves, you may go off course or fail to make the turn. On mountain roads, maintain a safe distance and ride in a single file (one car). ☆Regular Following Distance (at Constant Speed) Don't get too close or too far ahead. (A safe distance is considered to be approximately 2 seconds from all other vehicles; count 1, 2, 3 after the vehicle in front has passed, and it will be 2 seconds.) Be careful not to get too far ahead; if the distance is too large, other vehicles may cut in, causing the vehicle behind to fall further behind. This can lead to driver anxiety and make the vehicle in front feel uncomfortable. If you are not confident, please refrain from participating. 2) In the event of an accident We apologize, but accidents are your own responsibility. Please be sure to have comprehensive insurance. This is a necessary expense for motorcyclists. 3) Emergency Card (Rider Safety Card) Since we will be calling each other by our handle names, please be sure to carry an emergency card so that we can respond quickly in the event of an emergency. Please fill in your address, name, phone number, emergency contact information, and blood type on the emergency card. Please keep it with your everyday belongings, such as your wallet, driver's license, and other personal items. (Please let us know if you need one.) Thank you for reading to the end. BGM https://dova-s.jp/ Provided by BGM: GT-K (DOVA-SYNDROME)