U.S. Senate Recognizes MSF for 50 Years of Safety Education
The U.S. Senate agreed to a resolution recognizing the Motorcycle Safety Foundation for 50 years of safety education and improving the ride for motorcycle riders across the United States.
Basic RiderCourse2 ePackage2
Often the eCourse element of a Basic RiderCourse2 license waiver, the EP2 combines Street Strategies and Human Factors. This is often a prerequisite to the on-motorcycle portion of your class.
Basic RiderCourse ePackage1
This course combines the Basic and Human Factors content into a single eCourse. It’s perfect for new riders and is a prerequisite for many MSF Basic RiderCourses.
Human Factors
Physical conditioning, mood, reaction time and many other physical and intellectual elements that affect you when riding. Perfect for anyone riding on two or three-wheels, including eBikes!
9-Time Women’s Motocross National Champ Gives Back by Coaching DirtBike School
Racing motocross was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made! You could say it was my college education, even though I didn’t finish college because my racing career would take me to many states and to different countries. It exposed me to different cultures, people, and beautiful places in the world.
One Bad Day Led to One Great Career
My journey to an unexpected career in rider education began with a motorcycle crash.
Powersports Helped His Physically Challenged Father Enjoy Family Outdoor Time
Reflecting on a dream job representing the industry that is such a huge part of his family memories and that affords people of all economic and physical abilities the opportunity to get outdoors to enjoy our beautiful country.
Building a New Life with Motorcycling as a Keystone
It had been a curiosity of mine for years, tucked away per my partner’s safety concerns. But now, in the sharpness of winter, I giggle inside my helmet as I trace the lines around the range in each exercise on my Harley-Davidson training bike.
The Magazine Job that Changed His Life
Explaining when I first rode a motorcycle is easy. It was many years later before I actually became a motorcyclist.
For Father and Son, Scooters Were the Spark
Don’t get me wrong – shifting your own gears is quite satisfying, but I wanted to focus on my adventure on two wheels without worrying about which gear I was in.
