Motorcycle Safety Foundation, Author at Motorcycle Safety Foundation

Motorcycle Operator Manual

The Motorcycle Safety Foundation Motorcycle Operator Manual contains tips and strategies to help riders manage risk. The manual was written for novices and designed for use in licensing programs, but there’s great information for all two- and three-wheel motorcycle riders. Topics covered include motorcycle controls, developing effective street strategies, group riding, riding with a passenger, and more.

You and Your Motorcycle: Riding Tips

Riding a motorcycle properly is a skill you can learn. It’s not something you are born with, like having red hair or blue eyes. It takes thinking and practice to ride one well. Unfortunately, many riders never learn the critical skills to ride safely and enjoy the sport to its fullest.

Advanced RiderCourse (ARC)

Discussion and riding drills designed to improve vital braking and cornering skills. Ideal for improving street skills or preparing for a track day or similar non-MSF course.

Advanced RiderCourse Skill Practice

Partial-day riding course focusing on refining braking, cornering, and other key skills.

Street Strategies eCourse

Already ride? This course looks beyond basic motorcycle operation and focuses on strategies used by riders when riding on public roads. Perfect for current riders looking to keep sharp while riding, or riders returning to motorcycling after time away.

Basic RiderCourse 2 License Waiver

One day, on-motorcycle course for current riders who need to earn their license. Meets DMV requirements in most states.[code_snippet id=9]

Basic RiderCourse 2 Skill Practice

One day, on-motorcycle course for current riders or newly licensed riders looking to refine and build skills in a safe and controlled environment.

Introductory Motorcycle Experience

Moto curious? Our two-hour experience teaches basic motorcycle controls and key personal attributes needed to become a safe rider. Motorcycles are provided for your use.