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Road markings, which are very slippery.
When riding a motorcycle in the rain, it is especially important to pay attention to road markings, as they become very slippery when wet. These markings include white lines, arrows, letters and other symbols painted on the road, which can be significantly smoother than the surrounding asphalt when wet. In addition to taking care around road markings, there are other aspects to consider when riding a motorcycle in the rain: visibility, as rain can reduce visibility by collecting on mirrors and visors and reducing headlamp effectiveness; tyre condition, as checking the condition of the tyres is crucial because tyres in poor condition can lose grip more easily on wet surfaces; and general precautions, such as riding at a reduced speed, increasing the safety distance from other vehicles, and taking particular care on bends and when braking.
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The fact that the engine may get wet.
Road markings, which are very slippery.
The fact that reaction time decreases.
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