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Most riders believe that wearing high-visibility gear and running bright headlights means drivers will see them and avoid them — but real-world traffic doesn’t work that cleanly. In this video, we break down why being visible isn’t the same as being noticed, how drivers can look straight at motorcycles and still pull out anyway, and how high-vis gear, while helpful, can quietly change the way you ride in ways that increase your risk. You’ll learn how human attention actually works in traffic, why “looked but failed to see” crashes happen so often, and how to ride with better margins, space, and options instead of trusting that visibility alone will keep you safe.
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KLIM Jacket – https://www.MCrider.com/KLIM
Shoei Motorcycle Helmets – https://www.MCrider.com/Shoei
Windshirt/Jacket Liner – https://www.MCrider.com/Liner
Lee Park Sumo Gloves – https://www.MCrider.com/LeeParks
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