A mountain biking accident happens. Do you know what to do?
It’s summertime. The sun is shining. The perfect day for a bike ride with your friends. And you’re going to earn your turns - with steep ascents before some fast downhill. Full speed, flying over roots, through technical sections, and getting into a flow state. There’s nothing to indicate what’s about to happen. A tiny lapse in concentration or just plain bad luck – even a small mishap can quickly turn into a serious incident. Would you know what to do in an emergency?
No? Well, now’s the time to change that. Because having a solid understanding of what to do in an emergency is crucial for all bikers. Following a clear set of rules and adopting a structured approach in a high-stress situation prevents mistakes from happening and saves lives. Our First Aid Booklet offers guidelines for what to do in the most common biking accidents. Learn more and download the entire booklet here.
KEEP A COOL HEAD THANKS TO THE SOS LABEL IN YOUR BACKPACK.
A flowing trail through a green fir forest. Your group is doing well. But then this root. A brief moment of carelessness. The fall is the logical consequence. Would you know how to help an injured person in an emergency? You're not sure? Then you're like many people. That's why you'll find important safety instructions inside our backpacks, giving you clear instructions on what to do in an emergency.
Here you can find out how to read the instructions and what exactly is behind them.
