Earn points for riding motorcycle miles, then spend them on gear

The multiplier applies to what a ride pays. If a ride pays 100 points on the free plan, the same ride pays 150 on Plus and 200 on Organizer Pro. Members also pay less to spend: an extra gear-drop entry is 150 points instead of 250, and locks are 25% off. Put those together and a rider on Plus gets to an extra entry in well under half the riding a free rider needs.

Say you ride 90 miles on a Sunday. The miles pay. Your route runs through a canyon segment a local rider added, so you land on its board, and afterward you rate the road, which pays again. You stop at a dealership that's a poker stop and pick up the last card for your hand, which posts and pays. You ride through a town you've never been, so your passport gets a stamp. And because you took a different road home, the whole ride closes into a loop and claims turf.

That one ride paid five ways. A month of rides like that is how riders build up enough for a stack of entries on a drop they want, or a lock around the canyon they love.

Points are what you spend. XP is what you keep: it builds your rider level from 1 to 25, and level-ups post to the feed. You earn both by riding, and they're tracked separately. More in levels and XP.

Speed. Rippin' does not reward speed on public roads, and segments are about who owns the road, not a race. Ride your pace, ride legal, and ride more roads. That's what pays.