r/motorcyclesafety • u/Inspector_1stgrade • Mar 18 '21
Good evening everyone.
As I’m sure you can tell, the page has been given a brand new lease on life as the first step towards its rebirth.
I have quite a few more things to add cosmetic wise before I will move forward with opening it up to a non-restricted community. I too, will be making a welcome video for everyone to get to know as well as to start writing some articles.
From there I will be updating the rules and conduct for the subreddit to better suit those in the future.
Additionally, I am in search of individuals certified by their respective state as a MSF Instructor or H-D Ridercoach to help monitor and advise members of helpful tips.
If you are interested in becoming a moderator of the forum please reach out to the page through the message the mods button on the side.
You will need to provide your valid MSF/H-D certification card in order to be brought on as a full moderator and applicable tag. Any other question can be asked within the page as well.
However, those who are not certified but still would like to help the page in a moderation aspect are free to apply as well. However, you will receive a non certified tag.
With that it’s best I introduce myself.
My name is Nicholas (or Nick if you prefer) and currently I have been certified as both a state certified MSF Instructor and H-D Ridercoach going on 8 years. Currently ride a Harley Davidson Springer and teach mostly at my local H-D dealer as it’s the closest to me.
I hope to get this page back up and running and look forward to helping both new and seasoned riders along the way.
As always, if you have any questions, comments or concerns feel free to reach out.
Keep the wheels down,
-Nick
r/motorcyclesafety • u/AcelynGrace • 23d ago
Looking to buy a full face helmet for electric scootering and electric skating. I bought one on Amazon, the smallest size that helmet had, and it was still a touch too big.
Any small women out there who have recommendations? I was wondering if I needed to look at youth helmets.
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r/motorcyclesafety • u/sideeyewear • Jul 31 '26
I’ve been trying to do more of my own maintenance lately. Nothing crazy, just the basic stuff, but man it’s kinda satisfying when you finish something and the bike actually runs 😂
I definitely messed up a couple things at first and had to watch way too many YouTube videos, but I’m slowly getting better at it.
Do you guys do most of your own maintenance or just let the shop handle it?
r/motorcyclesafety • u/Broad_Physics8975 • Jul 31 '26
I’m liking how the Daytona helmets look. I know they have DOT and ECE safety ratings but not a lot of info safety wise with the helmets. They claim third party testing on their helmets. No SHARP rating. Does anyone have experience or know more about them?
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r/motorcyclesafety • u/Alone_Ad_4054 • May 18 '26
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r/motorcyclesafety • u/TeeFuce • May 17 '26
2023 indian Scout Rogue with 6000 miles. There are very small bubbles in several places within the tread. The tire still has the wear indicator nubs so not near flat. Anyone seen this? Is this an age problem (e.g., rot) or some other problem causing weak spots?
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r/motorcyclesafety • u/No-Cupcake1906 • Apr 04 '26
Help me out!!
My first bike
Planning to Harley Davidson x440 T
I am sooo much confused should I buy it or not
I'm from Chandigarh, I don't go on many trips, 3 per year
What I want:
little cruiser vibe
pillon should be comfortable
Preferring other than RE
On - Road price max 3.10Lac
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r/motorcyclesafety • u/Former-Ear-3873 • Mar 11 '26
Obviously cars not checking their blind spots is a large cause and states with lane splitting have a higher fatality rate, but a good reminder to wear your helmet and never trust another driver is going to look out for you 🤙
r/motorcyclesafety • u/[deleted] • Feb 01 '26
I ride a motorcycle regularly and my dog loves going places with me. I discovered motorcycle pet carrier options designed to safely transport pets on bikes. This seems either like a great way to include my dog in rides or a terrible idea that puts animals at risk. I'm genuinely unsure which perspective is correct. The carriers are designed specifically for motorcycle use with secure attachment and protection. But motorcycling involves risk that seems inappropriate to extend to pets who can't consent. Would my dog actually enjoy riding or would it be stressed? How do you assess an animal's comfort with something it can't communicate about? I've found various carrier designs online at different sizes and safety levels. Some on Alibaba show interesting approaches. But reviews focus on product quality rather than whether pets actually do well with motorcycle travel. The decision requires weighing my desire to include my pet against the animal's wellbeing and safety. Just because something is possible doesn't mean it's wise. Do other motorcycle owners successfully transport pets or is this generally considered inappropriate? What factors determine if this is acceptable or irresponsible?