HELMETS, APPAREL & BEING SEEN
WEAR A HELMET!
Always wear a helmet when riding your bicycle, and make sure the
trailer passenger also wears a helmet, no matter how short the ride.
Always keep the chin strap on each helmet securely buckled. A good
helmet offers excellent impact resistance and protection against head
injury. Schwinn sells a helmet that meets CPSC safety requirements.
It must fit properly and be worn correctly to do the job properly.
APPAREL
Tired feet make for a tired cyclist. Wear shoes that grip the pedals and
the ground well. Never ride barefoot or with the kind of sandals that
your feet can accidentally slide out of.
Schwinn padded cycling gloves are helpful for hand protection and
comfort when riding for any amount of time.
Wear bright, visible clothing. Always use the flag that comes with the
trailer. If you absolutely must ride on streets at night, it is critical that
you be even more cautious and that you use proper lights.
Any kind of riding involves airborne dirt, dust and bugs, so it’s a good
idea to ride with protective eyewear — tinted when the sun is bright,
clear when it’s not. Most bike shops carry protective fashion eyewear,
some with interchangeable lens systems.
Always wear a helmet when riding a bike and
make sure each trailer passenger also wears a hel-
met. Always keep the chinstrap securely fastened.
Failure to wear a helmet which meets the CPSC
safety requirements may result in serious personal
injury or death.
WARNING!
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