You give way to other trail users

Announce yourself early – there is always time to say hello

Reduce your speed when overtaking and crossing or stop

Avoid busy sections of the road

Ride only on paths, trails, routes and designated tracks

Riding off existing trails is taboo for you

Respect local trail closures and protected areas

If you encounter an animal, stop and wait until it has retreated.

Close pasture fences after you have passed them.

Avoid herds and guard dogs on foot, calmly and with enough distance.

Don’t brake with locked wheels – it hurts the trail and your tires

Avoid dirt tracks after rain

Do not leave trash behind

You can always stop on sight

Adapt your speed to the situation

Plan your tour, estimate your capacity and the weather correctly

Wearing a helmet is a matter of course

Repair and first aid kit are always with you

Rain and heat protection are part of every touring equipment

Your bike is roadworthy and for the twilight you have light with you.

You can call for help in case of emergency: Emergency number 112