Bicycle safety wing

A bicycle safety wing

Bicyclists demonstrating a safe overtaking distance with the use of pool noodles as safety wings.

A bicycle safety wing is an arm attached to the side of a bicycle. Its purpose is to keep other vehicles from passing too closely.^[1] It is usually made of brightly colored plastic, and ends with a retroreflector.

Legality

French law allows for bicycle safety wings up to 40 centimetres.^[2]

References

Cycling
Glossary Outlines Bicycles Cycling
General and technical	Bicycle Bicycle culture Bicycle dynamics Bicycle geometry Bicycle performance Electric bicycle History of the bicycle History of cycling infrastructure Balance bike Tandem bicycle Tricycle Unicycle
Utility and slow recreation	Bicycle commuting Bicycle messenger Bicycle rental/hire Bicycle-sharing system Bicycle touring Cargo bike Challenge riding Cold-weather biking Indoor cycling Rail trail Randonneuring Road cycling Utility bicycle Utility cycling Vehicular cycling
Sports-related cycling and fast-paced recreation	Artistic cycling BMX Cross-country cycling Cycle speedway Cycle sport Cyclo-cross Cyclosportive Fatbiking Freeride Goldsprint Gravel cycling Mountain biking Downhill Trials Pump track Road bicycle racing Track cycling Triathlon Unicycle hockey Unicycle trials
Health, safety and infrastructure	Active mobility Bicycle-friendly Bicycle law Bicycle parking Bicycle poverty reduction Bicycle rodeo Bicycle safety Bicycle transportation planning and engineering Bike rage Bike registry Bike-to-Work Day Bike Week (Bicycle Week) Cyclability Cycling advocacy Cycling infrastructure Hand signals Idaho stop Lane splitting Protected intersection Vehicular cycling
Other	Bicycle collecting Cycling kit Pentacycle Quadracycle Sustainable transport
Lists	List of bicycle types List of bicycle brands and manufacturing companies List of BMX bicycle manufacturers List of bicycle-sharing systems List of cyclists List of films about bicycles and cycling List of doping cases in cycling
Category

This article is issued from Wikipedia. The text is licensed under Creative Commons - Attribution - Sharealike. Additional terms may apply for the media files.

Legality

See also

References