Without ability, judgement and a clear head, you have no business on a bike.

There's no middle ground on the road. You're either in total control or you're not. And on the road, deadly consequences are just one misjudged move, or split-second lapse in concentration away.

Operating a motorcycle is all about control. Alcohol eliminates control, causing:

• Reduced inhibitions
• Decreased reaction time
• Inability to gauge speed
• Impaired muscle control
• Blurred vision
• Loss of reflexes

If you're planning to drink:

• Leave your bike at home. You won't be tempted to take it out when alcohol impairs your judgement.
• Get a ride with a non-drinking friend in a car. You could be as dangerous on the back of a bike as you would be driving one.
• Live to ride another day.