10 simple rules for bikers
Code N.O.R.B.A. (National Off Road Bicycle Association) is a set of rules to follow that are taught during the courses and in general while hiking.
- Giving precedence to hikers; people will judge the category of "bikers" even by your behavior.
- Slow down and use caution in approaching and passing other hikers, warning in time of your approach.
- Always check the speed and tackle the curves providing that you can meet someone. The gait should be commensurate with the type of soil and experience of each.
- Stay on already marked trails to avoid damage to vegetation and limit soil erosion.
- Do not frighten animals, whether domestic or wild. Give them time to move out of your way.
- Do not let waste. Bring back your and, if possible, Pick up those abandoned by others.
- Respect public and private property including signs, leaving the gates as they have been found.
- Always be self-sufficient. The route chosen should always be on the skill staff, the equipment, the soil and the weather situation.
- Do not travel alone in isolated areas without disclosing the destination and travel plans.
- Respect the philosophy of cicloescursionismo stretched to a minimum impact with the nature. Take only photographs, leave only footprints of your mountain bike and if you can not let even those.