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Motorcycle Safety Foundation The Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) wants you to Ride Your Best. Learn more about the ADVRC at https://www.msf-usa.org/AdventureBikeTraining.aspx

Practicing low-speed control in an empty parking lot, or secure location, can help build smoother clutch and throttle co...
07/13/2026

Practicing low-speed control in an empty parking lot, or secure location, can help build smoother clutch and throttle control.

These skills are crucial for your confidence on the road - so try to practice when you can.

Need more learning time? Head to an MSF range and take one of our courses.

Share your passion for riding - find out more about becoming an MSF RiderCoach today.msf-usa.org/become-a-ridercoach/
07/10/2026

Share your passion for riding - find out more about becoming an MSF RiderCoach today.

msf-usa.org/become-a-ridercoach/

07/08/2026

For the full video, head to the DIY Drills playlist on the MSF YouTube channel.

There, you’ll find a variety of practice drills designed to help support and reinforce the skills you learn in your MSF course.

What feels intimidating at first might just become your favorite hobby.MSF courses are designed to take you from “I coul...
07/06/2026

What feels intimidating at first might just become your favorite hobby.

MSF courses are designed to take you from “I could never do that” to confidently riding, one step at a time with MSF-certified RiderCoaches there to guide you the whole way.

Find a local training site here https://msf-usa.org

Today we celebrate the freedom of the open road, the people we ride with, and the adventures still waiting around the ne...
07/04/2026

Today we celebrate the freedom of the open road, the people we ride with, and the adventures still waiting around the next corner.

Have a wonderful Independence Day from all of us at MSF.

Trying something new can feel intimidating, especially when that “something” involves two wheels.Remember that every exp...
07/03/2026

Trying something new can feel intimidating, especially when that “something” involves two wheels.

Remember that every experienced rider was once a beginner too.

The first class, the first time the engine stalled, the first smooth shift...all the way to the first time it all finally clicked.

If learning to ride has been sitting in the back of your mind for a while then maybe this post is your sign to finally give it a try!

07/02/2026

The countdown is on!

LaCheryl Jones, MSF's new Director of Curriculum and Training Strategy, can't wait to meet RiderCoaches from across the country at our inaugural RiderCoach Tour.

Your invitation and all the event details are already in your inbox. If you have any questions, send us a DM.

We can't wait to see you there!

Your tires are one of the most important safety components on your motorcycle.Worn tread can reduce traction, especially...
07/01/2026

Your tires are one of the most important safety components on your motorcycle.

Worn tread can reduce traction, especially on wet roads, and can impair braking and handling performance.

Before you ride, take a quick look for:

🏍️ Proper tire pressure
🏍️ Low or uneven tread
🏍️ Cracks or damage
🏍️ Objects stuck in the tire

Take the time to look after your tires!

We’ve seen riders start in their 20s, 40s, 60s and beyond. It’s never “too late” to learn (though it can be too early - ...
06/29/2026

We’ve seen riders start in their 20s, 40s, 60s and beyond. It’s never “too late” to learn (though it can be too early - make sure to check the age limit in your state)

Start today.
https://msf-usa.org/

A shoulder check makes all the difference.Mirrors are incredibly useful, but they don’t show everything. A quick shoulde...
06/27/2026

A shoulder check makes all the difference.

Mirrors are incredibly useful, but they don’t show everything. A quick shoulder check can help you fully confirm what’s around you before changing lanes or making a turn.

We know you're keen to just ride, but a couple of seconds of assessment is worth it!

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