Motorcycle Safety Foundation

I did.

I did the MSF through Harley-Davidson.

Uh, and most veterans may not know this, but Harley-Davidson has $100 off of their course.

Where most people pay $300 for the MSF, you can get it for 200 through Harley-Davidson.

It's pretty cool.

Well, well, well.

They're checking the block, though.

They're making sure you know how to use both.

This is hard.

The Motorcycle Safety Foundation, I wrote an article that it did some upset work for some people about like...

I'm upset.

Anyway, go on.

Although.

If you took the Motorcycle Safety Foundation's basic rider course, one of the things they tell you at the end is you are now qualified to ride a motorcycle in first gear in a parking lot.

Take that for what it is.

What was that first bike that you bought?

So check those mirrors, actually turn your head and look.

Andrea Yu coaches riders with the Motorcycle Safety Foundation.

She says today's vehicles are loaded with technology, but there are still times when nothing replaces actually looking over your shoulder.

Don't just rely on your blind spot detectors.

In my 31 years of road riding, this is a first.

My MSF course in 1997 didn't give me advanced guidance on this situation, but I'm hopeful Zach and Spurge can shed some light on it.

Confused in Michigan." So basically, guy pulls up to a red light.

Other rider, instead of waving a friendly hello, is upset.

Uh, and it's unfortunate, Adam, that this happened to you.

It sounds like you've been riding for a long time.

Um, and my MSF course wouldn't have prepared me for this either.

Uh, I took the MSF course, uh, look, sounds like about a, maybe like three or four years after you, and, you know, they, um, they talk about riding side by side- They didn't warn you about people with bandanas? But not, not people- Okay ...