Bike nights near you
A motorcycle events app for bike nights, meets and rallies near you
Rippin' is a free motorcycle events app. Open the map to find bike nights near you, plus meets, rallies, swap meets, charity rides and toy runs, and RSVP. The events map covers the whole US, from the weekly bike night down the street to big rallies like Biketoberfest and Lone Star Rally.
- Price
- Free to find, RSVP and post
- Coverage
- The whole US
- Event types
- Bike nights, meets, rallies, more
- Hosts
- Organizer Pro $8.99/mo
What's on the map
What you'll find in the Rippin' motorcycle events app
Everything lives on the motorcycle events map alongside turf, segments and poker stops, so you can plan a ride to the meet and get something out of the way there.
- Bike nightsThe weekly or monthly meetup at a bar, cafe or shop. The best way to meet local riders.
- MeetsRider-posted meetups, from coffee runs to a Sunday ride out. Many repeat weekly or monthly.
- RalliesThe big ones, including rallies like Biketoberfest and Lone Star Rally, on the same map as your local meet.
- Swap meetsParts, gear and bikes changing hands. Bring cash and a bungee net.
- Charity rides and toy runsRides for a cause, including holiday toy runs. Good riding, good people, good reason.
Bike nights near me
How to find bike nights near me in a minute
- 1
Pick your area
When you sign up, you pick your area, so events near you are easy to find.
- 2
Open events
Browse the events near you on the map.
- 3
RSVP
RSVP so the host knows you're coming. Showing up is half the fun.
- 4
Ride there
Use Route me here from the event, or build a loop that ends at the meet with the loop builder.
Event details come from organizers and riders, and dates change. Check the event before you ride out, especially for rain dates and holiday weeks.
Post a meet
Post your own meet
Riders can post their own meets in Rippin'. Set a place and time, make it repeat weekly or monthly if it's a standing thing, and riders nearby can find it and RSVP. If you already run a crew, post the meet in your squad too so nobody misses it.
Running a meet is also the easiest way to grow a riding group from nothing. Show up at the same spot at the same time a few weeks in a row, and people start coming.
- Say exactly where to park, not just the business name.
- Give a start time and a kickstands-up time if there's a ride after.
- Say who it's for: all bikes, all levels, or a specific style.
- Set it to repeat if it's every week, so riders can count on it.
For organizers
For shops, clubs and anyone who hosts
If you host a lot of events, Organizer Pro at $8.99 a month is built for you.
Shops, bars, cafes and dealerships can also become a Rippin' poker stop, which puts them on the map for every rider nearby. Details on the partners page, and more on how that works in the motorcycle poker run app guide.
- Unlimited and recurring meets.
- Official events on the calendar.
- Recurring ride plans for the weekly ride.
- Everything in Plus, with 2x points and 9 free gear drop entries a month.
More than a calendar
Why an events app works better with a game attached
A calendar tells you where to be. Rippin' also makes the ride there count. Record the ride and you'll earn points for the miles, pick up any segments on the way, and if your route closes a loop you claim turf. Pull into a poker stop and it deals you a card. See points and rewards for how it adds up.
Compared with other apps, this is where Rippin' is different. As of 2026, Cardo Ride has no local event calendar, and navigation apps like REVER and Calimoto are built around routing rather than meets. For a full comparison, see the best free motorcycle app guide.
Arizona
Motorcycle events in Arizona
Arizona's riding calendar runs on a different clock than most of the country, with a lot happening in the cooler months. Our Arizona motorcycle events page covers the scene there, and the Arizona guide has roads and riding tips to go with it.
Rider tips
Getting the most out of bike nights and rallies
- Go more than once. Bike nights are about regulars, and the second visit is when people remember you.
- Park with the group, not at the far end of the lot.
- Ride there sober, ride home sober. If the meet is at a bar, the soda is fine.
- For big rallies, book a room early and plan fuel and food, since towns get busy.
- Treat the neighbors well. Quiet exits keep good meets welcome.
FAQ
Questions riders ask.
How do I find bike nights near me?
Open the events map in Rippin' and look around the area you picked at sign-up. Bike nights and meets near you show up there, and you can RSVP.
Is there a free motorcycle events app?
Yes. Rippin' is free on iPhone and Android, and finding events, RSVPing and posting your own meets are all free.
Does Rippin' list events outside California?
Yes. The events map covers the whole US, with hundreds of events including big rallies like Biketoberfest and Lone Star Rally.
Can I post my own motorcycle meet?
Yes. Riders can post their own meets and set them to repeat weekly or monthly. Organizer Pro adds unlimited and recurring meets and official events.
What is Organizer Pro?
Organizer Pro is $8.99 a month for shops, brands and riders who host. It includes everything in Plus, 2x points, 9 free gear drop entries a month, unlimited and recurring meets, official events and recurring ride plans.
Are event dates always right?
Events come from organizers and riders, and dates can change. Always check the event details before you ride out.
What's the difference between a bike night and a meet?
A bike night is usually a regular evening meetup at a bar, cafe or shop. A meet can be anything riders set up, like a coffee stop or a Sunday ride out. Both live on the Rippin' events map.
Are motorcycle events free to go to?
Many bike nights and meets are free to show up to. Rallies and some charity rides charge entry. Check each event's details before you go.
Find a bike night this week
Install Rippin', pick your area and RSVP to the closest meet. Free on iPhone and Android.