These are the riders who were there when someone went down — and knew exactly what to do, because they’d taken an Accident Scene Management class. Read their stories. Then tell us yours.
He didn’t have a pulse. I started what I’d learned in class. By the time EMS arrived, he was breathing again.
Every story here comes from a real ASM student.
“I’m a Road Captain for the Myrtle Beach HOG chapter. We were out doing a group ride when one of our riders went down hard. He wasn’t breathing — no pulse. Everything from the ASM class kicked in. We kept him going until the ambulance got there, and he made it.”
“This past weekend one of our riders went down on Route 17 in Vermont. I knew what to do because of my ASM training…”
“Almost one year ago, my wife Pat and I took an ASM class in Black River Falls, WI. What we learned has stayed with us…”
“I finished the online class, which was awesome! I’m back into motorcycling after a 25-year break and I feel ready…”
“I have just completed the ASM ‘Crash Course for Motorcyclists’ at Chirnside Park. Every rider should take it…”
“ASM Lead Instructor Kris Hinson, RN, was flown to New Mexico from Arizona to respond when the call came…”
“After a happy picture was taken at the 20th Janey’s Ride in Liberty, MO, a crash happened — and we were ready…”
Have you used your training — or wish you’d been trained? Your story could be the reason another rider signs up before it’s too late.
