MOA FOUNDATION RIDER TRAINING

To support rider safety, education and training, the BMW MOA Foundation is compiling a list of popular training providers available to riders. Although no list could be 100% complete, the following trainers were frequently mentioned in Paul B. Grant applications.

The Paul Bachorz Rider Safety Training Grant was established in 2011 to honor the memory of Paul Bachorz. The purpose of the program is to award grants to individuals in the motorcycle riding community to assist them in pursuing rider education and training opportunities. Individuals interested in receiving a grant should complete the submission form on the page linked below.

The BMW MOA Foundation’s MotoSafe column is intended to present responsible viewpoints on thoughtful and safe motorcycling skills and practices. The authors, the Foundation, the BMW MOA and the BMW Owners News do not guarantee readers’ personal safety, and take no responsibility for readers’ application of this material. Professional motorcycle safety trainers are invited to submit articles for inclusion in MotoSafe. Please contact the Foundation by using the email address [email protected] for submission guidelines and instructions.

The BMW MOA Foundation is a not-for-profit tax-exempt public educational foundation dedicated to increasing and promoting the safe and enjoyable sport of motorcycling. TAX-EXEMPT DONATIONS TO THE FOUNDATION will provide funding for current and new Foundation projects and programs. Contact the Foundation’s Directors by looking up their email addresses on the FOUNDATION ABOUT PAGE.