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Tips For Beating The Heat On Your Motorcycle

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Summer is just gearing up and now is the best time to hop on your bike and enjoy a ride. However, it's important to make sure you take the proper precautions to make sure the heat doesn't get the best of you. Lake of the Ozarks' best motorcycle dealer is here to give you tips on how you stay cool while riding your bike this summer: 1. Bring Lots Of Water Water is vital for keeping the body cool, and it's needed for keeping your body working properly. When you get dehydrated your body will start to shut down, and you'll eventually crash. The worst part is that by the time you start feeling bad, dehydration has already set in, so it's important to stay hydrated to avoid potential problems. It's important to drink plenty of water before you take off and drink water every hour, especially in extreme temperatures. It may also be a good idea to get water with electrolytes if you're sweating profusely. 2. Dress Appropriately It may seem weird to add...

Boating Safety 101

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The Lake of the Ozarks is a major vacation destination in the Midwest; people come from all over the surrounding states to enjoy some fun in the sun with the people they love. Boating on the Lake of the Ozarks gives both locals and vacationers alike a chance to relax and recharge - but unfortunately, boating also comes with its share of risks. This summer season, the team at Surdyke Yamaha & Marina is here to help you keep your family and friends safe with these simple (but important) boating safety tips. 1. Be Aware Of Those Around You The Lake gets pretty busy during the summer. You should absolutely get in your own boat and join the fun, but it's important to always stay alert and be aware of all the other boats and PWCs around your own vessel. Be prepared to speed up, slow down, or move out of the way at a moment's notice. 2. Always Wear A Life Jacket A staggering percentage of drowning accidents occurred because the victims were not wearing a life jacket. I...