Sicher unterwegs in der Weihnachtszeit

Safely on the way in the Christmas season

The Christmas season not only enchants the streets and cities with sparkling lights, but also invites you to cozy bike tours. But special caution is required, especially in the dark season. 

Because in winter the streets are often slippery and the visibility is limited by increased darkness and bad weather. Right now it is important to pay attention to your own security and visibility. We show you how you remain visible even in bad weather!

Conspourly cover yourself up - safe & visible even in winter

The safety when cycling depends on various factors. The basic criteria include one suitable bicycle helmet, the correct lighting and carrying Heller clothing. A bicycle helmet not only protects your head in the event of a fall, but should also be over Integrated light sources and reflectors have to increase your visibility in road traffic.

Reflectors and bright clothing

Reflectors are a simple but extremely effective way to increase visibility. They reflect the light of cars and enable you to be seen in time. The choice of clothing also plays a crucial role. Bright colors and reflective materials are particularly effective to attract attention in the dark. Make sure that your clothes are clearly visible even in poor lighting conditions.

360 degrees Visibility with the KED K-Star Pure helmets 

With the right equipment you are always seen: Ked helmets with the innovative K-star Pure coating Deliver 360 degrees visibility - even at night and in bad weather. Thanks to the silver look surface and the millions of integrated tiny glass particles, the K-Star Pure models optimally reflect the incident light. As a result, you will be seen well from all sides, which can minimize the risk of an accident. 

Legal regulations on bicycle lighting

The law and the road traffic registration regulations (StVZO) also prescribe a white front headlight and a red rear light. These must be firmly mounted on the bike and must not be covered by luggage or clothing. The non -compliance with these regulations can not only be dangerous, but also lead to fines.

Adapted driving behavior in winter

In winter not only increased visibility is important. You should also adapt your driving behavior to the conditions.  Calculate with longer braking routes on wet or iced surface and drive particularly carefully. Better a little slower and mindful than too fast! Hold Sufficient distance from other road users, to have enough time to react. 

Safe family excursions during the Christmas season

In winter we should drive more carefully, but snow, rain and wind should of course not stop us from fun! After all, the Christmas season offers a wonderful opportunity for family tours on the bike. 


Plan your route in a family -friendly manner and prefer traffic -calmed zones or designated bike paths. Plan enough breaks and search for potential protection options for sudden storms in advance. A joint excursion to local Christmas markets or a tour of the festively decorated city can become an unforgettable family experience.

How do I really care for my bike in winter? 

The winter season also places special demands on the maintenance of your bike. Regularly check the tire pressurethat often subsides in cold temperatures. The chain needs special care in winter and should be with a special Winter fat lubricated become. As additional equipment, it is recommended non -slip pedals and Tires with a good profile

Conclusion: This is how you stay safely on the bike in winter 

The right combination of high -quality protective equipment, adapted driving behavior and regular maintenance also enables you to secure and fun bike tours during the Christmas season - whether alone, with friends or your whole family. With the K-star Pure helmets If you are completely protected for every weather and excellently prepared for wind, rain & Co. 

Are you still looking for a suitable reflective helmet? We have some models for you in the repertoire Find your favorite out. Your security is important to us - in every season.

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