MSF (Motorcycle Safety Foundation) Rider's Course Practice Test

After completing a riding course, practicing the basics on your personal motorcycle is the recommended next step. This is because practice is essential for building and maintaining skills, confidence, and knowledge as a rider. It allows you to apply what you have learned in the course to real-world riding situations, helping you become a safer and more proficient rider. It is important to continue honing your skills through regular practice to enhance your riding ability and ensure a greater level of safety on the road.

The other options are not recommended as the immediate next step after completing a riding course:

- Buying a high-speed motorcycle may not be suitable as a beginner rider as high-speed bikes can be more challenging to control, especially for someone who has just finished a course.

- Joining a motorcycle racing team involves advanced skills and experience that a new rider may not possess right after completing a basic riding course.

- Modifying your motorcycle exhaust system is not necessary right after completing a riding course. It's more important to focus on practicing and mastering the fundamental skills before making any modifications to your bike.