Dear Visitors,
According to our experiences, w suggest you to keep the  following items available at your bike.

• Detailed first aid kit,
• Small sewing kit,
• Spare fuses bulbs & relays,
• Original tool box of your bike & a set of spanner,
• Repair manual of your bike supplied by manufacturer,
• Tire repair kit & small air or Co2 tubes,
• Chain oil,
• 2-3 meters rob,
• 2-3 meters electric cable,
• 2-3 meters string,
• 12 V electric control pen,
• Isolation tape,
• Duck tape,
• 1-2 meters fuel hose & hand pump,
• 3-4 liters flexible spare fuel tank,
• 2-3 bungees & belts,
• Flashlight & spare batteries
• Paper & pen
• Swiss Army or Leatherman  type tool-knife,
• Tire Gauge,
• Compass,

• Always keep the spare keys of your bike & locks  with you  (better to hang them on your neck),
• Always wear your helmet and  proper riding gears even in summer,
• Make the full maintenantce of your bike before the trip,
• Be sure that all necessary documents are with you (passport, insurance policy , ferry boat tickets, triptic pass etc...)
• Always check the data on your ferry-boat tickets or hotel reservation vouchers or on other  documents related with you,
• Try to have a celular phone together with your phone book,
• Try to learn telephone numbers and address of your bike's service stations at the countries where you are going to visit,
• Check  all lights and signals often,
• Check  tire pressures often,
• Check probable leaks under the bike,
• Check water & oil levels,
• Lubricate your chain in every 200 kms,
• Keep your bike & visor clean,
• Equip your bike with an engine guard and tank guard bars,
• Equip your bike with an additional driving, position (front & rear) lights and keep them on while riding in order to obtain more visibility agains to other riders,
• Equip your bike with an additional running brake light in order to obtain more visibilty while breaking,
• Equip your bike with a voltmeter which helps you to monitor status of your battery and probable electric problems at your alternator,
• Always keep a strong  padlock  or U - lock with steel cable,
• Keep the cover tent of your bike with you during your trips, you can use it to protect yourselves against to heavy rains or to cover your  bike to avoid from the attention of malicious people in case of  parking unsafe places,
• Do not leave your bike alone at the gas stations while buying gas, supply your needs shifting with your partner, if you are alone, lock your bike and keep all the belongings with you,
• Always keep  topcase and saddlebags locked,
• Make your detailed route plan before the trip, do not forget to calculate probable obstacles at the countries that you will visit    (holidays, political struggles, heavy traffic, poor road conditions, heavy tourism season, etc..),
• Avoid to eat heavy foods before long distance ridings,
• Always keep your fuel tank full,
• Pay much more attention when the rain just begin, decrase your  speed, avoid hard brakes or sudden speed up,
• Always keep the local currency of the country where you are visiting, do not trust your credit cards or other currencies,
• If you are in hurry always keep the motor ways,
• Always obey the traffic rules try to learn the local driving habits of the country that you will  visit, do not race and fight other drivers on the way, do not let them to provocate you or visa verse,
• Try to learn some basic words of the language of the country that you will visit ( like hello, thanks, please, how much,  etc..),
• On summer trips always keep protective sun cream and sun glasses with you,
• Write  your and your partner's blood groups on your helmets,
• Keep the actual figures and actual data of your trip ( i.e.; total or partial kms, fuel consumption, all expenses, motor way fees, etc...) which would help you while you are making your next  trip's  plan or to your friends who intend to make a trip plan, and also give you possibility of comparing the differences  between actual figures and  the figures in the plan that you have made it before the trip.