Hong Kong is hot and sunny in summer. Driving a motorcycle under the scorching sun not only makes you sweat profusely, but you may also get sunburned, which will lead to redness or even peeling of the skin, causing unbearable pain. In fact, as long as you choose the appropriate sunscreen and sweat-absorbing products, it can effectively block ultraviolet rays and reduce the discomfort caused by sweating. It is also very convenient to wear, so that riders can enjoy the fun of driving in the hot summer.

Sunscreen and ice sleeves feel cool, avoiding the trouble of two-color

Riders put their hands on the handlebars for a long time when driving, and the back of their hands to the outside of their forearms are often the most exposed to direct sunlight. In addition to applying sunscreen, you can also choose to wear ice sleeves to protect your hands from sunburn, and it is also a perfect solution to sunburn on your arms. To the troubles of two colors. Some knights are very resistant to ice sleeves, thinking that wearing extra clothes to cover their hands under the scorching sun, wouldn't it be hotter? This is a big misunderstanding! The ice sleeves are made of quick-drying elastic material, which has excellent sweat-wicking performance. Even if you sweat after wearing it, you will not feel cramped, and you will feel cool.

In addition to the hands, the back of the neck is also prone to sunburn, especially for riders who drive sports cars. Because the riding posture is more prone, the back of the neck is more likely to be exposed to ultraviolet light. Knights can wear a headgear that also covers the neck to block ultraviolet rays and avoid sunburn. To further enhance the sun protection performance, the knight can also consider wearing a T-shirt with UV protection to protect the entire upper body.

The head is ventilated and the headgear absorbs sweat to reduce the odor of the helmet

Another worry about driving in summer is the unstoppable sweat. Even if you hit the wind while driving, you will inevitably get drenched when encountering a light spot or a traffic queue. The sweat on the body can still be dried, but the knight's head is covered by the helmet. Once the top of the head and face sweat, discomfort will follow. The headgear is an excellent equipment for sweating profusely. Its sports fabric can absorb the sweat, keep the head ventilated, and prevent the hairstyle from being deformed due to sweating; it can also prevent sweat from directly penetrating into the inner cotton of the helmet, reducing the inner cotton from breeding bacteria And produce peculiar smell.

That being said, regular cleaning and maintenance of your helmet is a must. Every time the rider gets out of the car, he can use the helmet cleaning spray to simply sterilize and deodorize the inner cotton of the helmet to prepare for the next journey. Every once in a while, the inner cotton should also be removed and cleaned thoroughly to ensure that the helmet is clean and hygienic. There are various helmet cleaners on the market with different functions, and some of them have a fresh and pleasant aroma. Cavaliers can choose according to their needs and preferences.

Brown goggles reduce glare and make driving vision clearer

The summer sun is particularly strong, and the rider's vision may be affected by glare, making it difficult to clearly observe the road conditions. At this time, brown and mercury goggles can be of great use. A helmet with brown or mercury goggles is like a pair of built-in sunglasses, which can filter the strong light and ensure that the rider can still have a clear vision in the face of glare. However, brown or mercury goggles will also filter the light at night, making the road look darker, so they may not be suitable for night driving. Some helmet brands have also launched Transitions goggles, which can automatically adjust the color of the goggles as the ambient light changes, making it convenient for riders to drive around the clock.

Drink plenty of water and less exposure to the sun Arrange replenishment and rest points

Cavaliers should pay attention to the weather before leaving the car. It is recommended to choose a cooler time in the morning and evening, and arrange recharge and rest locations in advance to avoid prolonged exposure to the hot sun at noon. It is easy to get dehydrated during outdoor activities in hot weather. If you have to drive for a long time, remember to drink enough water. If you feel unwell while driving, you should park the vehicle in a safe place as soon as possible and take a rest in a cool place.