MSF Courses at Mosites Motorsports
Welcome to the reference information page for the MSF Courses hosted at Mosites Motorsports.
WHAT IS THE PAMSP / MSF / MSA?
The PAMSP is the Pennsylvania Motorcycle Safety Program. It is a tax-payer funded program that provides rider education programs accross the state through two main organizations: The Motorcycle Safety Academy, provided by the Motorcycle Safety Foundation, as well as another organization called Total Control.
Mosites Motorsports teaches the MSF / MSA curriculum.
WHAT ARE THE STEPS I NEED TO TAKE TO EARN MY MOTORCYCLE LICENSE, AKA A MOTORCYCLE ENDORSEMENT?
Pennsylvania has two main pipelines:
1- Without the utilization of the PAMSP:
A- Recieve your permit through the DMV by taking the Pennsylvania Motorcycle Permit Test.
B- Gain general riding experience on a motorcycle and low-speed practice.
C- Pass your Motorcycle License test through the DMV.
2- By taking an MSF/MSA or Total Control Basic RiderCourse (BRC):
A- Recieve your permit through the DMV by taking the Pennsylvania Motorcycle Permit Test. More information and links to the Practice Test phone app can be found here.
B- Sign up for a Basic RiderCourse. For the MSA/MSF Sign Up Here. For Total Control sign up here. Navigate to your location, find date availablity, and attend the course. If classes are filled check back regularly as the schedule is regularly updated.
C- Attend and fully complete the Basic RiderCourse, where after successful completion you will recieve your "license" in the form of a signed and stamped card that fits within a wallet.
D- When PA is able to you'll recieve documents in the mail instructing you to head to your local DMV where you'll have the required government documents allowing your physical PA issued Drivers License to be re-printed.
For the MSA/MSF Basic Ridercourse (BRC) the curriculum is as follows and must be completed in order:
• 5 Hour E-Course
• Cumulative 10 Hours of Range Activity (typically split into 2 days of 5 riding hour sessions)
For the MSA/MSF Basic Ridercourse2 (BRC2) the curriculum is as follows and must be completed in order:
• 5 Hour E-Course
• Cumulative ~5 Hours of Range Activity
For the MSA/MSF 3 Wheel Basic Ridercourse (3WBRC) the curriculum is as follows and must be completed in order:
• 5 Hour E-Course
• Cumulative ~10 Hours of Range Activity
If you are attending a location that teaches using the Total Control Curriculum they main classes found locally are the Basic (For License), Intermediate (For License), Advanced (Multiple Levels), and 3-Wheel. Information can be found at www.LearnToRidePA.com
The Range Days include actual riding. A bike is provided during the Range Exercises and later Skill Evaluations.
The following gear is required:
WHAT IS THE PAMSP / MSF / MSA?
The PAMSP is the Pennsylvania Motorcycle Safety Program. It is a tax-payer funded program that provides rider education programs accross the state through two main organizations: The Motorcycle Safety Academy, provided by the Motorcycle Safety Foundation, as well as another organization called Total Control.
Mosites Motorsports teaches the MSF / MSA curriculum.
WHAT ARE THE STEPS I NEED TO TAKE TO EARN MY MOTORCYCLE LICENSE, AKA A MOTORCYCLE ENDORSEMENT?
Pennsylvania has two main pipelines:
1- Without the utilization of the PAMSP:
A- Recieve your permit through the DMV by taking the Pennsylvania Motorcycle Permit Test.
B- Gain general riding experience on a motorcycle and low-speed practice.
C- Pass your Motorcycle License test through the DMV.
2- By taking an MSF/MSA or Total Control Basic RiderCourse (BRC):
A- Recieve your permit through the DMV by taking the Pennsylvania Motorcycle Permit Test. More information and links to the Practice Test phone app can be found here.
B- Sign up for a Basic RiderCourse. For the MSA/MSF Sign Up Here. For Total Control sign up here. Navigate to your location, find date availablity, and attend the course. If classes are filled check back regularly as the schedule is regularly updated.
C- Attend and fully complete the Basic RiderCourse, where after successful completion you will recieve your "license" in the form of a signed and stamped card that fits within a wallet.
D- When PA is able to you'll recieve documents in the mail instructing you to head to your local DMV where you'll have the required government documents allowing your physical PA issued Drivers License to be re-printed.
For the MSA/MSF Basic Ridercourse (BRC) the curriculum is as follows and must be completed in order:
• 5 Hour E-Course
• Cumulative 10 Hours of Range Activity (typically split into 2 days of 5 riding hour sessions)
For the MSA/MSF Basic Ridercourse2 (BRC2) the curriculum is as follows and must be completed in order:
• 5 Hour E-Course
• Cumulative ~5 Hours of Range Activity
For the MSA/MSF 3 Wheel Basic Ridercourse (3WBRC) the curriculum is as follows and must be completed in order:
• 5 Hour E-Course
• Cumulative ~10 Hours of Range Activity
If you are attending a location that teaches using the Total Control Curriculum they main classes found locally are the Basic (For License), Intermediate (For License), Advanced (Multiple Levels), and 3-Wheel. Information can be found at www.LearnToRidePA.com
The Range Days include actual riding. A bike is provided during the Range Exercises and later Skill Evaluations.
The following gear is required:
• DOT Helmet with eye protection
• Fully fingered gloves
• Jeans (sweat-pant bottoms are not allowed)
• Long-sleeve shirt (or jacket)
• Over-The-Ankle Closed-Toed Leather Boots
Keep in mind that this is a physically demanding course in the hot sun on an unshaded parking lot. Things to bring:
• Fully fingered gloves
• Jeans (sweat-pant bottoms are not allowed)
• Long-sleeve shirt (or jacket)
• Over-The-Ankle Closed-Toed Leather Boots
Keep in mind that this is a physically demanding course in the hot sun on an unshaded parking lot. Things to bring:
• Snacks
• Drinks
• Sunscreen
• Drinks
• Sunscreen