Now we get to goggles. We’ll give you a pair. Not only do they cut down on glare, you will need them to block dust and small rocks. You’ll also need them to see the trail as you’re passing your buddies or negotiating the uneven terrain.

Gloves–you’ll be happy to wear them. They help you grip the throttle and keep you from getting blisters from all of the riding and revving that you will do. Also, just in case you decide to push the limit a little and end up tipping over, they keep your hands protected from sharp rocks and abrasions.

Going with this included gear set means that you should also wear long jeans, closed-toed shoes (preferably ankle-height), and an extra set of socks. Oh, and make sure you shake all of your clothes and socks outside of the house before going in–you don’t want to leave a trail in there.

To complete your road-warrior look (and to keep you in one piece), our full gear upgrade includes matching pants and jerseys, chest protectors and elbow pads for your upper body. We protect your lower body from rocks, ruts and roots (or the occasional spill) with kneepads and boots. Besides the extra protection, you’ll look cooler completely decked out in all of your pictures that you may want to put on our Facebook page. Plus you can turn all of the gear in at the end of the adventour and leave the dust with us.

Of course all of the gear is called protective gear not safety gear, you need to use the brain inside your helmet to make good decisions and stay safe enough to ride another day.

Who used the gear last? We scrub all of the gear and wash it inside and out. The only thing you’ll get from us is clean gear–any dust will be provided by you. |Written by: DL Hall

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