The early 1960s may have been the decade when motorcycling officially became the world’s coolest mode of transport – thanks to the smouldering likes of Steve McQueen and James Dean – but it was also the era when deaths on the road peaked, with over 1,500 bikers a year killed between 1959 and 1962.
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Did you know that per vehicle mile driven, motorcyclists are 37 times more likely than passenger car occupants to die in a traffic crash? While the number is alarming, it doesn’t mean all hope is last. If you take the proper safety precautions you can minimize your liability and still enjoy your ride.