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- Here are some the exercises that take pace in a MSF course.
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If you are a new rider TAKE THE CLASS...if you are an experienced rider... Take the class
Military is making me. Not too bad tho. Free class and I get to learn more. Been riding for 2 years now and it would be good to relearn
What if u been riding since u were 3
@@kevinhuman334 why did you need to take it for the military?
@@musclecarsdaily3020 He's paying for all of the dumbsh!t from those before, during, and after him. I believe reflective gear is also some form of requirement.
Why is it gotta be 315 for the class tho
Pushing the bikes... I call this, "This is why you don't want to run out of gas! lol "
Lol
😂😂
lol exactly 😅
I took an MSF class before I ever road. 23 years ago. BEST thing I ever did. I’ve developed good habits from day one. No one should ride without having taken a class. Period.
I plan on taken the class in Florida soon however I still ride a motorcycle 125cc taught myself how to ride..
Can you ride a motorcycle in the us WITHOUT taking a comprehensive class?
@@magnuss2916 yes
@@magnuss2916 in florida it is illegal if you get pulled over without a endorsment they require you to take the class or get a ticket
What if a friend took that class? Couldn't I just learn from him?
I took the class in California, the CMSP. It was definitely worth it. I went from not knowing how to ride a motorcycle at all to zipping around that course. It really made me think about safety and rethink how I handled road rage in my cars. None of that is worth it, especially on two wheels. I just bought my first motorcycle, a 2015 Yamaha Bolt!
How long is taking the class
@@mercykesete6198 2 days
Thats so cool. I almost bought a ninja 400 today. I really want to drive it home when i buy one.
@Drew too much but i think i could get them down. He wanted 6700 (abs krt). Its not the only bike im looking at either.
Glad you tamed your road rage. If only everyone could come to that, and also observe at least a semblance of follow distance.
I took this class at Bumpus in Memphis, TN last summer.I had no idea how to ride a motorcycle, so I knew I had to get some training. I was so nervous that I made too many mistakes, and I had to come back to repeat the riding portion. I'm addicted to riding now. I have an Indian and a Harley. I ride all the time. I love it.
Getting ready to take mine in June! awesome video I'm still a bit nervous but confident in my skills.
Update: I Passed!!!
Same here! Take mine in a week.
@@brianrutherford4883 update mines now tomorrow lol good luck to you brotha!
Did anyone fail ? Lol
@@blazeofficial1591 nope, we all passed
@@chefboyarrde what was the tests like? Im more worried about the written test than the actual riding part.
I'm a returning rider after many years. Took the class and really enjoyed it. It was very helpful getting my confidence back. Finished the class, got my endorsement, bought a Sportster and so far have 175 miles on it. Two thumbs up to the class, Independence Harley-Davidson and the staff there. Highly recommended.
I tell people to get training even if they don’t plan on getting a motorcycle. My reason is even though I have a class a commercial license that when I took this MSF class that it helped me improve my driving as well. It teaches you to have a constant attention all around you no matter what you drive and as a rider it also taught me to even more vigilant around other riders as well that I go the extra mile looking out for bikes on the road.
I got my motorcycle license in San Diego in 1990 or 91. It was different. If I remember, I studied from the state DMV book, took the written test, then drove on the DMV’s tiny bike for an examiner. Super easy. I don’t know what it’s like nowadays in California. It’s probably much like the video. My first bike: I bought a Honda Magna and drove it everywhere. I was careful, but I developed my own habits. Loved it! I mostly rode alone. Never did group rides. I rode solo to the Grand Canyon and up the coast to Cambria to visit my sister. Once I rode with my brother into Mexico. Mostly, I just commuted in San Diego traffic. The motorcycle solved the parking problem. I sold the motorcycle when I moved to Kansas in 96. Now, my 18 year old daughter and I are about to get our Kansas motorcycle licenses. I signed us both up for the Wichita MSF class in April. I expect she’ll do great. She already drives a manual transmission car, so clutch operation should not be difficult for her. I hope I can do OK. I will need to learn the best practices, and unlearn some of my self taught stuff. I haven’t ridden a motorcycle in over 20 years. Should be fun learning again. It will be special, learning to ride with my daughter.
I talked my father into taking the course together. He bought his first bike , I'm getting a used one . Our class is in 12 days
Had a great time and highly recommend the class. I am in the maroon. The video turned out great also! Keep it up!
Little nervous to try it
@@Boss94silva Just finished the class yesterday actually! Don't be nervous, some people in your class will already be masters just getting their license after dirtbiking for years, some you will question if they've ever ridden a bicycle. Just follow instructions and you'll learn more than you thought you'd ever be able to in the first day. The second day is just very easy license tests mostly!
I'm taking it June 21+22. At the moment I'm doing the 3 hour e-course. I've ridden a bike before but like most people ( some won't admit it) I'm nervous. How long do you get for lunch?
So you do the road test as a group? Is it points based for passing? I'm doing this next year to get my license and I'm nervous.
@@brittanyhuggins6199 don't be. Everyone is in a line and you do like 6 tests one at a time. You have to utterly fail every test or drop your bike twice to fail
Great video! What was really cool was seeing the riders go from a little timid in the first 5 exercises or so. By the 12th exercise you could see how much confidence they had. I’ll be a new rider and watching this gave me confidence that I can take and pass the MSF course. Thanks for the video
Chris Mason you can do it. Let me know when you finish the course.
Looks intimidating to me
I recommend these classes to everyone over The New Rider class @ Harley. I've taken both. Harley's class used to use the 500. Now they use the x350 where the foot pegs are behind you like a sports bike. The bikes at MSF are way more comfortable and help you to build confidence in your ability to ride. 💚💚💚💚💚💚I loved my first class so much! Highly recommend you go to an MSF SCHOOL rather than a branded Harley class!!!!!!!!
I just graduated from my class today at the Harley Dealer in Laurel MD today. I’ve ridden before but I learned a lot in the class. Definitely worth it. Not only to ride legally but also to pick up tips and to break bad habits.
Congrats. Ride safe
Hey I’m going there next week for my Msf class. How was you experience?
Were you on the 500? or the new x350RA?
I just finished my class yesterday at Harley Davidson in Trussville Alabama. Your video was spot on . I told my wife
this video is edited and still give you great insight onwhat we did in training.We rode about 7 hours straight Saturday and Sunday. You will definitely get your money worth. I also bought me a new Harley trike freewheeler freewheeler .
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I took the MSF class and enjoyed the interaction with other riders. Many were helpful and a few were too advanced to share tips with rhe new rider. Each course will have different levels of riders that actually help by watching in the difficult phases. My largest complaint is the instructor we were paired with. The gentleman was not a coach or a teacher, he was difficult to work with. That will immediately turn some folks off, but press on. The class activity at my course was also not helpful, instead we were instructed to take an online practice quiz with any information available in the same MSF teaching video (what his job was). My advice, do take the class, it has plenty of value. However, if it is apparent you will have difficulty with the trainer. Resign from the course as soon as possible and request a different class on another date. YOU are the customer and you are paying to learn skills needed to ride safely, and not putting up with up with abusive personalities with a drinking problem.
I just took this MSF class today. Not here, but a place in Texas. Loved it. Very informative. It builds from nothing to something so logically and progressively it's great.
Man I’m nervous
40 days and counting until msf course. Appreciate this advice ✌🏼
I'm 2 weeks away from my course. Super excited
I took this class at Harley Davidson earlier this year and I would highly recommend it to anyone. It’s a lot of fun and challenging at the same time, and gives you the confidence and basic knowledge to be able to hop out there on 2 wheels. The instructor was extremely knowledgeable and want to see you succeed, but will not just slide you through the course. I’m glad I went this route, and my only regret is I didn’t do it sooner!
Did you take it at Texas?
@@gaelgomez3479 no, in NC. But find a local dealer where you are or surrounding area and some will have the same courses.
How was the "written test"?
I was looking into the class for my mom, and sister. Looks all inclusive, I like it. Thank you for sharing.
I took my safety course back in 2016. I tell you alot of what you're taught in class. Is soo different from the DMV handbook, but its book knowledge versus the real deal. I thank EVERY instructor out there for teaching these courses. It has saved me tons of close calls and put what I have learned into real scenarios. I highly recommend anyone who's thinking of riding a motorcycle to take the course, it will be the best choice you have ever take and I mean literally!
A little nervous but also excited to be taking my MSF course on March 26th. Already bought a helmet and gloves and passed my permit test. Been absorbing as much material about riding as I can to prepare. Always loved riding bicycles and now finally ready to take it up a notch
I am so excited to see this! I am going through the classes at the end of the month. I have ridden on a moped.. never drove a motorcycle. I can't wait!
Just took the Harley Davidson class! TAKE THE CLASS! Worth every penny
Just finished my class and I feel very comfortable getting out on 2s. Still need more experience but the class is a great intro into riding.
Thanks for putting this video together. It's nice to see the breakdown of what the class is about. I'm taking my MSF class in 2 weeks and I have never been on a bike. I didn't want to learn bad habits and wanted a great foundation to start on.
How you do
Thank you for all that info and footage, taking my learn to ride in couple of weeks.
True….the sense of freedom felt when i ride my bike is fantastic. Sometimes riding single to clear my head is amazing how it works. Thanks for video and stay safe to everyone here.
Well said. Ride safe
Yes I would highly recommend the MSF class to everyone new and advanced riders, very informative in the classroom and on the course.
I just passed my class today an I agree I learned alot
Thanks for sharing! Honestly, it was perfect and I can tell that it’s well taught 🙌🏼
Thanks for this. I’ve always wondered what the class was like. I love motorcycles, but have never taken the leap because of all the the things you have to go through. Great video and info.
Loved the video! I’m planning to take the class in Georgia very soon. Nice to know exactly what to expect.
cool, thanks for documenting this. i take the course next weekend, and was wondering what the jist of it was. Much appreciated. Stay Safe.
Hey Ryda, gotta say you did a fine job of explaining(verbally) & showing (visually) the steps needed to pass the course, with a healthy degree of confidence under the "newbs" belt. You help the "newbs" to become safe on the road more quickly, and, not a security risk to other people on the roads. Doug👍🏍️🤓😁
Thank you
Great video! Taking the Harley MSF class soon thanks for the information it was exactly what I needed.
I'm taking the Riding Academy classes this weekend! so excited :)
Good info and I’m glad that it has w me some insight on what to expect
I remember the course fondly. I went in with very little knowledge, and it really brought my confidence up from absolutely zero. It also provided good opportunities for one-on-one tutoring from the instructors. That, and because I live in Chicago, the DMVs here are almost always packed. It was nice not to have to go to the DMV to take the final test.
Unfortunately, we had three folks drop out by the third day. One poor gentleman panicked and grabbed the throttle mid turn, hit a curb, and flipped. Thank God he was wearing a helmet. He was fine aside from some scrapes and bruises. Looking back on it, it was awesome. Definitely a little rough the first day, but I wouldn't be where I am today without it. I'd love to hit the course again with my sporty just to see how I improved.
That would be cool to have a day to redo the course.
Take my class on 4/29 nervous but really excited to got the proper ins and outs of it all before riding on the road!
Well watching your video will definitely help me make my decision up the go ahead and take the course so I signed up for the msf course in May so I look forward to completing the course and enjoying it and getting out on two wheels
I agree, the class provides a great stepping stone for moto riding. You will not learn everything in 3 days, but it a definite plus.
Ride Safe Everybody!!
Amazing vid, you're just helping me not be scared for tomorrows MSF course in SO Cal. Thanks dude.
How did it go? I haven't been on a bike ever so I'm kinda nervous I'll be left behind in the class
@@warmcupofbatteryacid9438 Amazingly, I learned so much and now have full gear. just waiting for the motorcycle I want to become available, a dual sport bike as I plan to trail ride mostly
I just liked and subscribed. Your speech at the end while you’re riding is 💯 motivation to get on two wheels.
Get out there. Ride safe.
When I took the MSF two years ago, it was in September. Was warm and sunny all month, except the 3 days I took the course, lol! Never got above 59 degrees, and rained the whole time. Got back up to 72 and sunny the day after it was over. Lol!
Started my classroom last night. I will start the riding this weekend. So for it has been informative.
I'm taking my course in 2 weeks, I'm so excited and nervous.
What type of book work is involved?
@@joshosborne6537 they give you a bag with the guidebook, it is used as part to the test that has to be handed in by the morning of riding on day 2. It isnt too hard, its group work in the course and solo introductions.
@@starrchick28 how many questions are on it and what does it consist of. Congratulations on passing.👍🤪
I just took the riders academy last week and got my license!! Def worth it because I dropped the bike few times during the s turn and slow maneuvering. Learned a lot!
i thought if you drop the bike you fail?
No, I dropped the bile multiple times and did not fail.
Great video! Helps me get a better feel of what to expect for when I go to take my brc.
When you going?
great video loving my new bike cant wait for my road test
I loved taking the safety course before I started riding on the streets. Skill I’ve learned saved my life more than a couple of times. Now 4 years later I still practice to stay sharp. Highly recommend taking the class
Great Video Ryda This Course Should Be Required in all 50 States....I Took My Course Last Year in California Class Was Full With 12 People(Now its 8 Max Due To Covid-19) and Had 2 Great Teachers.
I took mine in California also, right in the middle of COVID. Best thing I did last year.
Never ridden a motorcycle before,, 🏍 always rode on the back of bikes like my husband who's been riding since the 70s,, I took the Harley Davidson safety course did not do to good the first time dumped the bike, both the bike and I got banged up,, so the coach recommended me to do the enchantment skill class the coach was excellent worked with me tell I got the hang of it👍🏻 so I did did the second class,, these coaches where tough ,, they were good & I passed ,, so now I have been riding with my husband in traffic he rides behind me on his Harley sportster while I ride on my brand new Honda Rebel 300cc,, still a little nervous with speed and need to still work on my turns,, my husband gets on me about riding to close to the double line,, and ride closer to the right.
I’m definitely taking this class,great stuff 💯👍🏿
Great video guy! I just signed up for the MSF beginners program for classes this May. Looking forward to getting my first bike!
Nice. Where you taking the class
@@theinfinitryda At a community college in Iowa. All the Harley Davison’s either weren’t posted or cancelled due to COVID. The soonest the college had was April but I am on the road then. Better late than never right? 😁
@@juniortrucker3389 right. Doesn’t matter where you learn just that you learn. #GetOutThereOnTwoWheels
easiest for me was starting riding dirt bikes and mountain biking. When you hit the road it's a piece of cake. If you can I would advice you learn on a dirt bike offroad the skills you learn from that are next level.
thanks for this video. was comparing motorcycle classes from local Harley Dealership vs community college. you answered all my questions perfectly at the end. the inside look of the course was super helpful. thanks again
Great video (love the music!), thanks. I'm taking the introductory m/c class later today. I've ridden before. Daily commuter, weekends and long trips up to 3000 km from Canada to San Francisco and back. I'm taking the intro class because I haven't been on a bike in 25 years.
I remember the first time i rode a Harley it was my neighbor street glide . I know how to ride and it was amazing . I wish i can have the money to buy one in the future
I’m planning on taking a course around March/April, and have been trying to educate myself more so I can be more confident when it’s time to actually sit on the bike.
I’m not a fan of large group courses but I think with more education and understanding, I’ll be more comfortable and confident. Thanks for the video!!
Funny cause I feel the exact same way 😃
I Definitely need to take this class ASAP
Great video! I’m in the Rider Coach class now and this video really helps with going over everything we covered! Thanks so much!
Glad it help out
I'm taking my beginner rider course on in two weeks, and I feel so confident, yet so nervous. This video was sooooo helpful to kind of prepare my mindset, and set my class expectations for the Harley Davidson course.
That’s amazing. Where are you taking it?
@@theinfinitryda the harley dealership in oconomowoc, wisconsin
How did you do?
@@Tom-jw1pe I passed :D I was so happy and surprised too, because I was the youngest and only girl to pass in my class. You just have to listen to the coaches and be smooth when executing the maneuvers, and boom, next thing you know, you're tearing up the streets on your own motorcycle.
@@girlinpanic8790 that is awesome... I
Hear all good stuff about the training... I go this week in Maryland...
Ok guys and girls, I'm set to take the MSF course June 21&22. I just started taking the e-course. I get confused when I look at the course lot and it looks like all of the lines cross over each other. Last time I rode a bicycle was 37 years ago. I never rode a motorcycle. Am I nervous?? Hell yeah I'm nervous! If I only had a twin. 😜
I really enjoyed watching this video. It gave me some great insight as to what to expect when I take the BRC course.
Due to Covid putting a strain on BRC class sizes. I did things a little bit backwards.
I bought a bike and took the written test at the DMV to get my motorcycle permit. This way I could ride with some experienced riders until I could sign up for a BRC at a local college, because there wasn't a Harley dealership close to me that offers a course.
I was finally able to get my seat saved for a course at the end of June 2021.
Taking the class in 2 weeks with my son. Thanks for the vid, now we know what to expect.
I took a MSF Course in 95. Best decision I've ever made. Learning that swerve saved my life many times. Everything taught about motorcycling is important!.. but Look where you wanna go! Stuck the most for me.
I literally performed a swerve the other day. It wasn’t a life threatening situation but avoiding any accident is better than getting into one. Kicked in like muscle memory
@@stufoo That Part 👍
Ive taken the msc years ago. I always recommend to take the msc. Stay safe and learn the right way.
Excellent footage, tutorial,commentary and riding at the end! Liked and subscribed
Thank you
I’m taking my msf class today. Skills part starts today. At Harley dealership.
I will say I’m so glad I don’t only think there’s just Harley’s. Looked at the 50 plus bikes on the show room floor and they all look the same. Plus no liquid cooled. Yesterdays technology for tomorrows prices. Gotta love it.
I bought a brand new Vulcan s about 2 weeks ago. I’m a completely new rider, and I’ve been practicing by myself. Shifting is very difficult for me to do well. I’m hoping my classes tomorrow will help drastically.
how did they help?
How you making out now?
I passed and got my certificate on the basic e-course MSF class, now I'm going to take the riders class this Labor Day weekend. I so exited and can't wait. I liked this video very much, now I'll know what to look for. Thanks.
Awesome i'm taking the MSF in October wish you the best of luck dude!
I just started the e- course. You have to really pay attention to some of the questions so you don't answer that with the wrong answer.
I have my MSF class this Monday, I am so excited about it. I think it was a really good video, now I know what to expect. Thanks so much bro
Great video. I’m a little less nervous now! Thank you
Hi! Great video! I live in Mexico and there aren’t any safety courses in the city I live in. I’m going to start teaching some new riders soon and was wondering how long does it usually take to go through the whole course (minus the classroom theory). Also, how much time do you give the students to practice each drill? Thanks a lot!
4 days or 16 hours
"I taught myself how to ride. Then took the class. Best decision."
Got my bike yesterday (Honda Rebel 300), the husband and I are taking the class at the end of April, working on studying for my permit right now. Can't wait to take the class, it looks informative and fun. My husband is an experienced rider but still sees the value of the class and I'm glad he will be taking it with me.
I just got a 500 and my class is in June. I'm so nervous!!
I took the class a fee years ago and was I glad I did... I learned many safety tips including how to avoid a collision...
I do it in a few weeks, man I’m pretty nervous. I’ve never ridden a motorcycle.
Did you pass
Just bought all my riding gear and I'm getting ready to sign up for the MSF course. I've been watching videos for days and I'm still just as nervous as I was when I started. Terrified of dropping the bike since everyone says that's an automatic fail. Everyone makes the course sound and look so easy in these videos. =/
It’s only a fail if you drop it during the test. So get all your fear out during the learning exercises
Do I need to by my own gear before the test ?
Just a heads up some places may be different. I was dismissed early after my 3rd drop..
It's not as easy as it looks, The instructors that do the demo before the student's make it look easy but it's not. But with lot's of practice it should be no problem, I just found that out today, My very first time ever on a motorcycle. I AM A TOTAL NOOB. I failed because I couldn't get the clutch and shifting down to control the bike due to my lack of experience. I need lot's and lot's of practice. But I can say that NOT once did I ever drop the bike.
I'm starting my MSF class tonight and I am beyond excited!! I've always been on the back of one but never the driver. I'm hoping riding just coes natural like it did for my Dad. I think part of why I want to ride is because it's a peice of him, he passed away but I know its something he enjoyed so, I've gotta try it. Thanks for posting this video, I like to know what to expect.
awesome vid.. learned a lot.. never rode a bike but, iFeel certified lol..& your mirrors on your bike 100% favored
Thanks for the video, appreciate knowledge and safety combined.
I remember doing the class at Tobacco Road Harley Davidson 2 years ago, it was one of the best decisions I made. Riding is my therapy 🏍 your Road Glide is pretty awesome 👌
I loved this video. I took the MSF course in Woodbridge Va on 7/2/22-7/3/22. The class was very informative. They teach you real life situations that may arise on the road. Most self taught riders will benefit from this class. Get off the fence and take the class. You will not regret it.
You still ride?
I've signed up to take a class in my area and this made me feel better about it. I'm still nervous but now I have an idea of what to expect. Thank you!
Thank you for showing me the class I am taking the ends of April. I am looking forward to it.
Congrats. Let me know how it goes
This is really good. Thanks, Pilot Nelson, LVHDRA, Las Vegas.
Great and informative. I’m teaching my daughter to ride today.
From up here in Canada. Looks well done guys good job.
I think its great...I'm gonna go there the class.
I took the class at my local Harley. I had zero ride experience, and took the class to see if I wanted to get a motorcycle. I went with the Harley MSF because the classes are smaller and the bikes big enough for me. If I did the class at the local college I probably would have been on a Rebel 250 and miserable. It was a great experience and I am so glad I went with the Riding Academy. Been riding 4 years now and loving it. Thanks for sharing so I could relive the memories :)
Most informative video and applicable info. thanks
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Definitely helpful! Taking my class this weekend💪🏾
Nice
thank you i needed this video I plan on going very soon
Great that refreshed me a lil bit I believe I get to update refresh class for free so I'm going to check into that. Thank you very for your video I enjoyed it
Starting my class on Monday, October 4. This video is great in preparing me for what to expect. I have my permit already and it's worth mentioning that if you pass this class you've passed your motorcycle endorsement test and just need to go to the DMV and pay the fee!
I start tomorrow.
Thanks for the lesson sir.
You’re welcome. Hope you subscribed. Happy riding
Just took the class this week. Instructor Mike was great!
Great video. It will definitely help my nephew gain his experience and license. He never road a motorcycle before so I'm not gonna lie. He's family but I will NOT let him ride my gixer with no experience. He watched me do a few lapse and learning the basic controls and how to handle the bike while leaning but I still think joining the course will be the best choice he ever made. Again thanks for the video.
Outstanding video and explanations!
I’m so glad I took my msf course at a Harley Davidson dealer. Gave me a LOT of confidence on larger bikes (I know the 500 isn’t considered a large bike, but I’m a shorter rider)