Possibly, if more time was spent in actual education and training rather than promoting the sales of clothing and retro American motorcycles or if more money were spent on education than lobbying by the same group that uses a misnomer for a name, we might createn a better motorcyclist riding on the unsuitable and inferior roadways that we have.

It should be obvious to all motorcyclist that education and training are the key to being a good rider, and keeping both wheels on the road. I do not work for the MSF nor do I get any money whatsoever from the MSF, so my endorsement of the fact that EVERYONE, including seasoned riders should take a MSF certified basic course if they are a new ...

A motorcycle safety risk index would be a valuable tool for assessing risk to individual riders, and comparing risk between states that have different policies regarding motorcycle safety. Many of our motorcycle safety laws, programs, and policies are based on intuition or confounded data. But we can demonstrate, scientifically, what can improve ...