Motorcycle Safety Foundation

Street riding. Dirt riding. Adventure riding. Advanced skills.

Did you know that MSF offers multiple course options to help riders start AND continue learning?

Find out more on our website!

There are RIDE Days ALL over the country this weekend!

RIDE Day gives you a chance to try riding with one-on-one coaching with a certified MSF RiderCoach in a controlled, zero-pressure environment.

It's perfect if you're curious about motorcycles but not ready for a full MSF course yet!

Find a RIDE Day near you! msf-usa.org/ride-day/

Don't neglect that lovely motorcycle!

A quick pre-ride check can help you spot small issues before they become bigger problems. T-CLOCS matters:

Tires. Controls. Lights. Oil. Chassis. Stands.

Start here:

https://ow.ly/4hrE50Z2l4x

Congratulations to our first MSF DIY Drills winner!

Selected at random, Taya has won a new pair of BILT Spirit 3 gloves thanks to our generous partners, RevZilla and Comoto.

But we’re not done yet…

There are still more prizes up for grabs (including a helmet) so keep practicing your drills, posting your videos, and tagging us for your chance to win!

There’s no perfect rider height.

Sure, having a longer inseam can make more motorcycles feel accessible right away. Being able to flat foot, or even tip-toe, can absolutely help build initial confidence.

But plenty of motorcycles work well for shorter riders too. Not every bike has a tall seat height - many motorcycles are naturally lower to the ground, and some have seat settings that can be adjusted or lowered further to better fit the rider.

And here’s the important part: as your confidence and skills grow, your options often grow too. Bikes that once felt intimidating may gradually feel completely manageable as you learn body positioning at a stop.

MSF RiderCoaches can help you build confidence and technique, and find the right fit for your experience level. Reach out to your local training range and ask what options they have available for you.

Make this the year you work on your dirt bike skills.

MSF DirtBike School is designed to help riders of all experience levels develop confidence, control, and technique in an off-road environment.

You’ll learn the fundamentals of:

🏍️ Body positioning
🏍️ Braking and cornering
🏍️ Throttle and clutch control
🏍️ Handling various terrain

Whether you’re brand new to dirt or looking to sharpen your skills, DirtBike School gives you a safe, supportive place to learn and improve.

Find a DirtBike School near you at the link below.

https://ow.ly/Nrln50Z2kX1

A motorcycle’s front brake provides roughly 70–90% of your stopping power, depending on the bike and conditions.

Because of that, there are a lot of interesting myths around it:

🏍️ “Using the front brake will make you crash.”
🏍️ “Never touch the front brake on gravel or dirt.”
🏍️ “It’s too dangerous in an emergency stop.”

But the reality is the front brake is one of the most important tools you have as a rider.

Like Spiderman's Uncle Ben said: with great power comes great responsibility.

Good braking isn’t about grabbing a handful of front brake in a panic and hoping for the best. It’s about practicing smooth, progressive braking and learning how your front and rear brakes work together.

Come learn and practice these skills at an MSF training site.

Motorcycle culture belongs to everyone.

Every age, style, and background.

If you’ve ever been curious about riding, there’s a place for you at an MSF course.

www.msf-usa.org

The eBike eCourse from MSF and PeopleForBikes is a quick, easy way to understand how your bike works, how to ride safely, and how to share the road with confidence.

And for May only we are offering it for FREE, saving you $35.99.

Be sure to take it before your next ride!
https://ebikecourse.com/