#esk8 tips

Although electric skateboarding is a very fun and exciting activity, it presents a serious risk of injury. We could be seriously injured by falling on the hard tarmac. The best way to avoid injury and damage to our bodies is to wear proper protective and safety gear! If you do realize the risks, when you buy your first circuit board, you also buy protective gear. Please do not leave your local store or online store without a helmet, knee pads, elbow pads and gloves. To ride safely, we should wear protective gear and safety gear! I have done a lot of research and in this article I am going to present the most reputable and reliable electronic skating protective gear.

We definitely need helmets when riding electric skateboards. Knee and elbow pads are also a good thing. Gloves are very practical and also reduce pain. I would never recommend protective gear that has not been proven safe. Even though safety is by far the most important factor in choosing protective gear, I only choose safety gear that doesn't make us look like fools!

1. Wear a helmet and protective gear.

Electric skateboards are faster than traditional skateboards. Once you fall from above, you will be injured. Therefore, it is very necessary to wear protective equipment such as helmets, knee pads, and wrist pads. Also, make sure that the helmet is sized for the age of the wearer and adjusted so that it fits snugly on the head for maximum protection.

2. Check your electric skateboard.

The entire board should be carefully inspected before each ride. Tighten loose parts and replace damaged parts. Turn on the motor and do a test run to make sure the motor is running properly and the brake is not damaged.

3. Regular basic maintenance, especially the brakes.

Regularly service your electric skateboard after every ride. Check the tightness of your wheels, bogies, brakes, bearings, remotes, batteries, bogies, and even tighten all the screws on your electric skateboard. (especially when riding on rough roads)

4. Use the correct riding posture.

The riding position is divided into a normal position and a silly position, that is, the left foot is in front or the right foot is in front. Correct posture can allow you to better control the skateboard and stay away from danger.

5. Ride in the right weather.

Electric skateboards are not completely waterproof. If you're driving on wet roads with heavy rain, your board could get water and then short out and be damaged. In addition, severe weather such as rain, snow, fog, and freezing is not suitable for riding, because it is easy to cause accidents.

6. Ride at night and make sure others can see you.

When driving at night, in order to ensure your safety, you need to install a headlight on the skateboard, with a reflector on the back so that other roads can see you. In addition, it is possible to wear reflective clothing and install lights on the helmet.

7. According to your skills, choose the appropriate speed.

Riding beyond your skill level is very dangerous, especially at high speeds where swaying can occur. If not handled properly, you will be at risk of falling. Before riding, please use the remote control to adjust the skateboard to the riding mode that suits you. In addition, practice more and improve your technical level to avoid this from happening.

In conclusion