BMW MOA Foundation: MotoSafe

As a service to the Members of the BMW MOA, the BMW MOA Foundation started a series of articles about motorcycle safety in the January 2007 Issue of the BMW MOA Owner's News. The articles are list to the left.The articles are reprinted with permission of the BMW MOA and the article's author.

The BMW MOA Foundation’s MotoSafe is intended to present responsible viewpoints on thoughtful and safe motorcycling skills and practices; the authors, the Foundation, the BMW MOA and the Owners News do not guarantee readers’ personal safety, and can take no responsibility for readers’ application of this material.

BMW MOA members who are professional motorcycle safety trainers are invited to submit articles for inclusion in MotoSafe Please contact Roger Wiles (roger@rogerwiles.com or 9223 Hill St, Blairsville, GA 30512) 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 to all members of the moto-community. Tax-exempt donations to the Foundation will provide funding for current and new Foundation Projects & Programs. Contact Foundation Headquarters at: PO Box 3982, Ballwin, MO 63022 - (636) 394-7277 - for further information.


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BMW MOA Foundation	P.O. Box 3982 Ballwin, MO 63022 509A Old State Rd Ellisville, MO 63021 ph:(636)394-7277 fx:(636)391-1811 e: foundation@bmwmoa.org The BMW MOA Foundation is dedicated to improving motorcycle riders safety, support for motorcycling, and increasing awareness and participation in the moto-lifestyle and its many enjoyable benefits. The BMW MOA Foundation is a non-profit Public Educational Foundation that meets IRS 501(c)(3) requirements.