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10 motorcycle safety tips every rider should know

Safe motorcycle operation is an ongoing learning process for you and your fellow riders—reviewing these 10 motorcycle safety tips can help you avoid potential risks on the road.

Fuses help prevent fires

Most riders should be concerned about damaging the electrical system of their motorcycle and possibly voiding their warranty. The biggest danger, however, that exists from incorrectly wiring electrical accessories is fire.

23 February, 2016

3 tips for mountain motorcycle rides

Often the best roads trace the path of a canyon or the crest of a mountain ridge. These roads offer thrilling rides and the majestic beauty of nature and occasionally reveal the underlying strata of rock where the mountain was carved to build the road.

3 November, 2015

Protect your eyes

One of our most precious gifts is vision. We use our eyes continuously from when we wake in the morning until we turn off the lights at bedtime. Healthy eyesight is so much a part of life that we might not give it a thought until something goes wrong.

20 October, 2015

Avoid the silent hazard

Experienced riders know to constantly scan for hazards while they enjoy the freedom of the open road. One hazard often overlooked, however, is hearing loss, which can substantially affect your quality of life.

20 October, 2015

Tips to avoid heat exhaustion while riding

Motorcycle riders are prone to heat exhaustion, especially when outfitted with dark-colored riding gear. Learn how to stay cool while still protecting yourself during hot sunny rides.

30 August, 2015

Just take the class

During the Basic RiderCourse, the MSF provides each student with a helmet and small starter bike, such as a Honda Rebel. Students do need to bring their own riding apparel, such as over-the-ankle boots, gloves, long pants, and a long sleeve shirt.

23 July, 2015