Quad Bike Rental Dubai

Before you start thinking about joining this most popular sport in UAE, keep in mind that quad bike riding, while fun, can be dangerous. Riding a ATV is not like driving a car or a motorcycle. These safety tips are essential if you are new to ATVs. Our goal is to keep you on four wheels all times. If you are already a veteran on the trails, little is more valuable than a refresher course about to bash the big dunes.

This is the most important part. We provide a wide range of safety equipment that you are free to use. But recommend used the full set of racing helmet, goggles, boots, gloves, chest-back-knee-elbow protector kits. There aren´t any seatbelts on 4×4 ATVs and flipping over is easier than you might think. We want you to be prepared and walk home healthy.

4×4 ATV Riding Tips

• Pre Ride Inspection This is actually our job but it be mentioned here. We perform a pre-ride inspection every time we start an off road tour UAE. We check the tires and rims for damage look over the controls and make sure all connections and cables are intact. Chain, sprocket and engine service is a must for us every day. A perfectly working quad bike is the base for a safe ride in the UAE deserts.

• Don´t leave your group Participating in our quad bike tours has the advantage that there is always someone around you to support. Accidents can happen and they do happen. Stay with your group and don´t try to explore the desert alone, that’s never a good idea. Running out of gas, getting lost or crashing isn´t any fun and it’s worse if you are stuck alone somewhere in the sand where nobody can see you.

• No alcoholic drinks or medicine before the ride quite clear rule. It’s not safe in a car and it’s especially not safe on a 4×4 where there isn´t any roof or seatbelts. Alcohol, medicine and drugs can impair your judgment and your ability to ride safely. Don’t put others at risk for your risky behavior. Leave the beers for the evening when we return to our camp.

How to Ride ATVs in the sandy terrain

• Don´t ride if you are tired or feeling weak ATV biking in Dubai is actually a great way for a workout. You need strength and mental acuity. All those bumps, jumps and tight corners wear down even the strongest people. If you don´t feel 100% fit on the day of your tour, don´t start riding. If you are getting tired on your tour, simply take a break, your guide will provide you with water to refresh. Even if you don’t feel tired, take a break from time to time, rehydrate and fuel up with some snacks.

Riding an off road 4 x 4 in the Bumpy Terrain

• One rider in a vehicle It´s not safe to head into the massive dunes of UAE with a passenger on board. This can cause interruption of balance in corners and make you crash. Quad bike tours with a passenger on board are only allowed in allocated areas.
• Don´t show off this it probably one of the most reasons ATV bike riders get hurt. Wheelies, jumps or 360s seems fun but they can end up in bad crashes with serious injuries if the ATV bike lands on you. Just don’t ride beyond your ability and don’t perform any stunts or tricks.

4×4 ATV Safety

Due to safety reasons we only provide guided tours to our customers. One of our expert tours will give a short instruction how to handle your vehicle in the high sand dunes before the journey. All riders should follow the guide in the sand dunes.  

• Follow your guide don’t ride your vehicle anywhere but in the riding line of your guide. This is for the safety of you and others because the guide checks the terrain for the group and decides for the safest route. Soft sand bowls, dangerous bumps and plants can appear quick after every dune. Your guide is your second pair of eyes, use him. It also prevents unnecessary wear and tear to your machine as you might get stuck away from the designated line. Ride where we ride and you will enjoy the trip. If you want more action, the guide will show you the best spots for dune bashing in Dubai.
• Pay attention to your surroundings Even though the guide is you additional pair of eyes, don´t forgets to use yours. Watch your surroundings. Continuously check where the other riders of your group are. Keep distance to the rider in front of you to avoid a crash if he falls or got stuck. Look far ahead over the next couple of dunes just like driving a car so you can see what’s coming. Small bumps are fun but when you hit one unexpectedly you can get kicked right off your vehicle.

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