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Thank ya'll very much for your service!!!

Your MSO sounds like a retard. None of those classes are required for you to ride moto, nor is a license. You may need to explain to him that a dirt bike is classified as an Off Highway Vehicle, designed for closed course competition, and will not be ridden on the street. The only thing you need to do is make sure whoever your unit safety rep is is aware that you do a “high risk activity” on your off time. In the AF, we document it on a Form 55 annually. I would actually make sure your branch’s equivalent...

I’m active Navy, you are not required to take the MSF courses for off-road only riding. The MSF offers an off-road course in certain places but is not mandatory like the BRC and ARC are for street guys. Ensure to wear ppe just in case something happens as a reportable incident will most likely trigger an investigation. Some commands may make you submit some sort of “high risk activity” notice to your CO, I would inquire about it with your commands Safety Officer and/or safety Chief.

As an active duty guy (AF) that's been hurt quite a few times while in...just make sure you're wearing gear when you ride so there isn't any of line of duty determination. We have high risk safety forms that we fill out and get signed by our commander just so they have SA on potential risks we partake in. I'm sure the Navy has something similiar. You're not required to take any MSF courses if you're offroad only. I would highly recommend the BRC though bc it's 2-3 free days off of work and you don't have to do the...