Who started MCrider?

MCrider was founded by Kevin Morris, a former Motorcycle Safety Foundation and Total Control certified instructor located in Fort Worth, Texas.

Goal

The goal of MCrider is to help you become a better motorcycle rider.

MCrider offers a new motorcycle training video every Friday morning, focusing on motorcycle road strategy and road skills to help you improve your skill as a rider.

In addition to the weekly video, MCrider offers its Members access to the most active Motorcycle Forum on the web dedicated to learning to ride a motorcycle. New, experienced riders and riding instructors from all over the world contribute to the conversation on the forums. Members also get the Field Guide with training exercises that can be performed on any open parking lot. Learn more about Membership options.

Kevin hopes that you will see his passion for riding through his direct style of teaching. Kevin will try to cut through the unnecessary clutter and deliver to you the road skills and road strategies to help make you a better rider. 

Kevin Morris MCrider Founder

Why MCrider?

Indian Challenger

Too many riders in the United States and beyond simply buy a motorcycle, learn some of the basics, and hope for the best. As an instructor of motorcycle classes in the Dallas / Ft. Worth region of Texas, Kevin has seen many experienced and new riders take a motorcycle safety course and vastly improve their riding skills. However, their new skills are often not internalized and bad habits are not permanently broken in a one or two-day motorcycle class. The techniques learned in a motorcycle safety class will be quickly forgotten if they are not practiced and reinforced on a regular basis.

Not only are riders forgetting what is learned by not reinforcing their newfound skills, but some statistics say that at least 50% of riders have NEVER taken a motorcycle instructional course. These riders develop many bad habits, putting themselves and others in danger on the road.

Kevin has dedicated hundreds of hours crafting his own skills, passing them on to others, and enjoying the fruits of his hard work from the seat of a motorcycle. But many riders will never hear the message because they are not enrolling in a class and even when they do the class is limited to six to eight riders.

Thus was created MCrider.com: free online motorcycle classes offered to anyone who wants the challenge to improve their experience on two wheels.