Motorcycle Road Crash Kit

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This motorcycle trauma first aid kit is a life saver. It will support survival for you and your pillion. 

If you are on the open road, you dont need a splinter probe. 

I did Europe on the back of a Ducati ( PASO 907-so comfy!)

Coupled up with my EMT training, I know what you need in this bag, so here it is.

This first aid kit contains enough gear to sort our multiple major bleeds, not just one. 

Given that the most common types of motorcycle accidents are  oncoming moto struck by a left turning vehicle, you need more than a first aid kit and more that a single person basic bleed bag to be of any use roadside.

Inside the bag is  one TCC comercial quality certified TQ, enough gear create 4 improvised tourniquets (TQs), in the event of traumatic amputation, crush or laceration of major blood vessels and haemorrhage from a limb. *contact me for videos on how to make improvised TQs. The bag isnt tiny, but it is stuffable into panniers or saddlebags.

We have stacked this up with packing gauze, israeli style haemorrhage control dressings, leg to finger splints and more heavy dressings to give you every opportunity to stay in control, when things get out of control. Eyewash, and disprin for signs of heart attack.

When you laydown, this bag will make sure you can get back up.

See kit content tab for all items.

Warning

Life over Limb Tourniquets are responsible for saving countless lives.  

A leading preventable cause of death, particularly in vehicle collisions is blood loss-IF controlled promptly with tourniquets and major bleed training. During research, I found some really uncool results. Many products which claim to be major bleed modules, do not contain tourniquets or wound packing equipment (wt!). 

On top of this, we found nearly all cheaper bags contained non certified TQs, that fail under testing. 

At Assurance Training and Sales, all of our first aid courses and advanced first aid courses have a huge focus on major bleed control training.

See our courses here.

Maintenance

To ensure your Moto Road Crash Kit remains operational and free of unexpired items, use this link to restock after any incident, or minimum of every 12 months.

FAQs

Motorcycles account for 5.7% of all Australian passenger vehicle registrations and 1.2% of passenger vehicle kilometres travelled4,5. However, motorcycle riders and pillions account for approximately 18% of all road crash deaths1 and an even higher proportion of serious injuries.

For more information please visit

https://www.saint.cc/blogs/journal/road-accidents-statistics-australia#:~:text=In%20the%20last%20five%20years,deaths%20across%20the%20entire%20country.