Riding is Good for Your Mental Health

Cardo Systems Press Release:

Cardo Systems, the global market leader in wireless communication systems for powersports riders, today launched the ‘Your Ride. Your Recharge.’ campaign. This new cause-marketing initiative encourages riders to prioritize recharging their mental and emotional health, while also supporting the Motorcycle Relief Program—a nonprofit dedicated to helping veterans and first responders cope with PTSD and stress through therapeutic motorcycle adventures. Additionally, the campaign emphasizes keeping communication devices ready for the road.

A global survey revealed that for *56% of Cardo users, improving their mental well-being was a core benefit of riding, reaffirming that for many, motorcycling is more than a passion—it’s a vital part of their self-care.

“We all know how important it is to keep our Cardo devices charged to maximize battery life, but many of us forget to do the same for ourselves,” said Dan Emodi, Cardo’s Chief Marketing Officer. “With this campaign, we hope to inspire riders to take a moment to check their own ‘happiness battery,’ find a boost through rides and conversations, and reach out for support if needed.”

What a load of old sales pitch! "A vital part of their self care".
Half of riders thought it was b.......s, I'm in that half.
 
Of course it it marketing, was there any doubt?
Cardo, or any other large company, gets involved with these types of initiatives because they believe that it is good for business and because it provides them with feel-good browny points with many people. The better their image the better their bottom line.
 
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Cardo Systems Press Release:

“We all know how important it is to keep our Cardo devices charged to maximize battery life, ........."

Careful Cardo. Riding may be good for mental health (and health in general).

But riding feels even better since I ditched the Cardo......couldn't stand these batteries that wouldn't last a full day.
 
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I don't know... I've met a few of you and the voices in my head say you're all crazy, riding or not...
Maybe you should turn off that mesh then... just saying... ;)

(to suddenly have about 15 Klingon's chatting in my headset while darting up a mountain pass would most certainly drive me crazy... I might even go berserk... :unsure:)
 
Maybe you should turn off that mesh then... just saying... ;)

(to suddenly have about 15 Klingon's chatting in my headset while darting up a mountain pass would most certainly drive me crazy... I might even go berserk... :unsure:)
I'm not wearing the helmet :nuts:
 
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