Motorcycle Safety Foundation RIDE Days

2024 Successes and 2025 Plans The Motorcycle Safety Foundation’s 2024 RIDE Day initiative brought over 1,600 participants across 52 events in 20 states, offering an open door to the motorcycle training community. RIDE Day provided aspiring motorcyclists their first riding experience while giving experienced riders opportunities to test their skills. RIDE Day features two options: […]
Motorcycle Safety Foundation Introduces Rider Skills Lab

Skill building on your own motorcycle at a recognized MSF Range The Motorcycle Safety Foundation’s newest program offering, Rider Skills Lab, empowers RiderCoaches and training sites to configure and tailor classes to meet the unique needs of their students. RSL information is now live on the MSF website, along with a complete list of ranges […]
Take The Curve Challenge On Your Motorcycle

Curve Setup:
Focus on improving your technique for navigating both sweeping curves and reverse turns, practicing smooth transitions between braking and throttle control.
Take The Circle Challenge On Your Motorcycle

Circle Challenge:
Work on refining your turning technique by practicing tighter circles, improving balance and control in confined spaces as you build more confidence.
Practice Riding Zig Zags On Your Motorcycle

Zigzags:
Improve your handling skills by navigating a zigzag pattern, practicing smooth coordination of throttle, clutch, and rear brake for better control in tight turns.
Practice Circle Weaves On Your Motorcycle

Circle Weaves:
Build your ability to weave through tight circles with improved control, practicing precise steering and body positioning for sharper, more confident maneuvers.
Practice Riding The X Wing On Your Motorcycle

X-Wing:
Practice navigating tight turns with the X-Wing drill, building control, balance, and smooth transitions as you work through the course.
Practice Limited Space Maneuvers On Your Motorcycle

Limited-Space Maneuvers:
Practice navigating tight spaces with more precision, working on smooth coordination of your throttle, clutch, and rear brake for better bike control.
Practice Riding Tight Circles On Your Motorcycle

Tight Circles:
Work on tight, low-speed maneuvers, improving balance and control as you practice using throttle and clutch coordination for tighter circles.
Practice Crossing Over Obstacles On Your Motorcycle

Crossing Over Obstacles:
Practice crossing over obstacles while maintaining balance and control.