Motorcycle Safety Foundation

10/21/2026

Quick stops aren't something you want to figure out for the first time in an emergency.

Braking is a fundamental skill introduced and practiced during the Basic RiderCourse, and one that every great rider keeps on developing long after they pass.

Ready to take those skills further? BRC2 and Rider Skills Labs give you the opportunity to keep practicing and progressing as a rider.

Learn more at MSF-USA.org.

10/20/2026

An eBike might look familiar, but understanding how it operates, where you can ride, and how to interact with other road and trail users matters.

The eBike eCourse is a great way to start building that knowledge before you ride!

https://ebikecourse.com/

10/16/2026

Put your SEE strategy to work!

Search the image for potential hazards.
Evaluate how they could affect your path.
Then tell us how you would Execute your plan.

What did you spot? Meet us in the comments! ⬇️

10/14/2026

Remember the person who helped riding finally click for you?

You could be that person for somebody else.

MSF RiderCoaches help new and returning riders develop the knowledge and skills that build a foundation for a lifetime of riding.

Find out more today! msf-usa.org/become-a-ridercoach/

10/13/2026

RIDE Day gives complete beginners the chance to try riding a motorcycle for free in a controlled environment, with 1:1 guidance from MSF RiderCoaches.

This is your opportunity to see if riding might be for you.

Love it? Your next step is the MSF Basic RiderCourse.

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

10/08/2026

With cooler temperatures creeping in, it's a good time to think about changing road conditions, and how they change the riding environment.

Cold tires may offer less traction, so give them time to gradually come up to operating temperature. Start your ride smoothly, avoid abrupt acceleration, braking or steering inputs, and give yourself extra time and space while you and your bike warm up.

And remember: cold weather can also mean wet, or frost-covered pavement can mean less available traction too.

Keep your inputs smooth, give yourself time and space, and keep using SEE — Search, Evaluate, Execute — to respond to the conditions around you.

10/06/2026

Understanding a manual transmission might make the concept feel familiar, but it definitely isn't a prerequisite!

What does make a big difference? Knowing how to ride a bicycle.

Balance, steering, and being comfortable on two wheels give you a great foundation.

Clutch and throttle coordination? Those are skills you'll start developing in the Basic RiderCourse. Find a course near you below -

msf-usa.org/start-your-ride/basic-ridercourse/

09/30/2026

Your first great motorcycle road doesn't need to be the most technical one on the map.

Look for manageable speeds, good visibility, predictable curves and a route that matches your current skill level.

We're sharing three U.S. locations that give newer riders something to look forward to, and somewhere to put those developing skills to use!

09/17/2026

RIDERCOACH TOUR: THE PHOTOS ARE IN!

Indianapolis ✅
Albany ✅
Next up: Dallas + Jacksonville!

We’ve loved seeing RiderCoaches come together at each stop to reconnect, ride, learn, share stories and celebrate the community that makes rider education possible.

We’ve just added our Indianapolis and Albany photo albums to the page — take a look at the links below, find yourself, tag your fellow RiderCoaches and share your favorites!

And if you haven’t joined us yet, there are still two chances to be part of the RiderCoach Tour:

📍 Dallas | October 2-4
📍 Jacksonville | October 16–18

Register now and come be part of the Tour! The invite is in your email.

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09/17/2026