Riding predictably and in a straight line helps motorists anticipate your movements, reducing the risk of accidents. Our team at Ferris Wheels can walk you through key local cycling laws to ensure you're riding legally and safely.

Riding at night requires extra caution and proper equipment. Visibility is critical—not just so you can see, but so others can see you. Always equip your bike with a white front light and a red rear light, and wear reflective clothing or accessories. Consider adding spoke reflectors and helmet lights for increased visibility. We offer a full range of lighting and reflective gear to help you ride confidently in low-light conditions.

Road signs and pavement markings are just as important to cyclists as they are to drivers. Knowing the meaning of bike lane markings, yield signs, and shared-lane symbols ensures you stay in the right place and avoid conflicts with traffic. If you're new to city cycling or unfamiliar with these symbols, our staff can help explain what to look for and how to interpret road signs effectively.

Being prepared for unexpected situations can make all the difference. Carrying a basic repair kit, a multi-tool, and a spare tube can help you handle common mechanical issues. It’s also wise to have a charged phone, ID, and emergency contact information with you at all times. At our shop, we not only sell essential emergency gear, but we also offer guidance on what to carry and how to use it. Safety starts with preparation—and we’re here to help.