Motorcycle Safety Quest (MSQ) Motorcycle Training Programs

Motorcycle Safety Quest ® is involved in the business of teaching people how to ride motorcycles safely and competently.
MSQ differs from the only other existing motorcycle training program in the province, by introducing a multi- level skill development educational program, servicing novice and experienced motorcycle and scooter enthusiasts.

Is biking for you? See us at MSQ!

We are commited to teaching people how to ride motorcycles safely and competently.

Owned / Operated by:
Lou Barrieau-Mike Gormley-Harold Stevens
Located in Saint John, NB.
With over 35 years combined motorcycle teaching experience, chances are we taught someone you know!

MSQ

Our mission is to pursue our passion for motorcycling by producing safety conscious riders who are confident in their riding abilities and who demonstrate respect for themselves, their motorcycles and other vehicles that share the roads.
We believe that the motorcyclist who develops confidence, competence and respect today is a role model to others and will become the motorcycle instructor of tomorrow.
We will take the program beyond the parking lot into the street. Under the guidance and vigilance of professional motorcycle instructors, graduates from the MSQ Program and other licensed riders, will be introduced to limited real life traffic interactions and group riding skill development activities. Generally people don’t like to ride alone so from a safety perspective learning how to ride in a group is a natural extension of the riding skills taught to the individual motorcyclist.
According to Stats Can and Motorcycle and Moped Industry there are 13,677 motorcycles registered in New Brunswick. In 2005, 2501 new motorcycles were sold in NB but fewer than 900 students graduated from the only motorcycle training program in the province. Approximately 240 students are graduates from the Saint John area. Even in the mid 1980’s a major American study showed that professional rider education contributed to a reduced likelihood of collisions.

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