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Bicycle Safety Equipment
Age 10 · Daily Life
A bicycle needs a helmet, working brakes, a bell, a white front light, a red rear light and reflectors. These parts help a rider see, be seen and signal on the path.
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In the picture
- Helmet: hard shell and chin strap
- White front lamp: bright white light pointing ahead
- Red rear lamp and red reflector: red glow and red reflection
- Bell: small dome and thumb lever that makes a ring
Examples
- A helmet worn on a short ride to school
- A red rear light glowing during an evening ride
Key takeaways
- Lights and reflectors help others notice a bicycle in low light.
- Brakes and a bell help a rider control the bike and warn people.
Quiz: Bicycle Safety Equipment (Age 10)
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What does a bicycle helmet have?
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What do lights and reflectors help with?
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What do brakes and a bell help a rider do?
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