Get rewarded for riding

A motorcycle rewards app that pays points for every ride

Looking for an app that rewards you for riding your motorcycle? Rippin' is a free motorcycle rewards app that pays points on every ride, for miles, segments, turf and poker hands. Spend them on gear drop entries, turf locks and rider rewards, and every eligible rider gets one free entry on every drop of real gear. No purchase necessary.

Price
Free
Earn
Points on every ride
Win
Real gear, random draws
Free entries
1 per gear drop

Earning

How the Rippin' motorcycle rewards app pays you

You don't fill out anything or scan anything. Record the ride and the points add up from what you did.

Your Ride Wrapped shows what each ride earned. The full breakdown is on the points and rewards page.

Spending

What you can spend points on

Gear drops

Gear drops: real gear, a free entry every time

Gear drops are giveaways of real gear from brands that ride with Rippin': helmets, jackets, cameras, gift cards and merch. One example is a $150 KLIM gift card. Drops rotate, so check live gear drops for what's open now.

  1. 1

    Get your free entry

    Every eligible rider gets one free entry on every drop.

  2. 2

    Add entries with points

    Extra entries cost 250 points, or 150 on Plus.

  3. 3

    Wait for the draw

    A winner is drawn at random.

No purchase necessary. 18+, US only. Full terms on the gear drop rules page.

Membership

Free vs Plus vs Organizer Pro rewards

Membership changes what your rides pay, not what you can do. Every part of the game stays free and unlimited.

If you ride a few times a month, free is plenty. If you ride most days, Plus makes every mile count for more. The rest of what Plus adds is on the best free motorcycle app page.

FreePlus $4.99/moOrganizer Pro $8.99/mo
Points per rideStandard1.5x2x
Free gear drop entries1 per drop1 per drop plus 5 a month1 per drop plus 9 a month
Extra entries250 points150 points150 points
Turf locksFull price25% off25% off

Status

Rewards you can't buy: levels, badges and turf

Some rewards are just about having ridden. Rider levels go from 1 to 25 and are earned by riding, and level-ups post to the feed. Badges unlock for places you've actually been. Turf puts your name on the map. Segment boards show who owns the road. You earn all of it by riding. See levels and XP.

Earn more

Ways to earn more points without riding any harder

More points come from riding more places and doing more with each ride, never from riding faster.

Honest notes

What to know before you start

Riding somewhere with a long season, like Arizona? More rides means more points, and the desert has plenty of empty land to claim. For the game side of things, see the motorcycle game app guide.

FAQ

Questions riders ask.

Is there an app that rewards you for riding a motorcycle?

Yes. Rippin' is free and pays points on every ride for miles, segments, turf and poker hands. Spend points on gear drop entries, turf locks and rider rewards.

How do gear drops work?

Every eligible rider gets one free entry on every drop, extra entries cost points, and a winner is drawn at random. No purchase necessary, 18+, US only.

How many points does a gear drop entry cost?

Extra entries cost 250 points, or 150 points on Plus or Organizer Pro. Your first entry on every drop is free.

Do I have to pay to earn rewards?

No. Points on every ride and a free entry on every gear drop are part of the free tier. Plus pays 1.5x points and Organizer Pro pays 2x.

What kind of gear can I win?

Drops are real gear like helmets, jackets, cameras, gift cards and merch from brands that ride with Rippin'. Check the live gear drops page for what's open now.

Does riding faster earn more points?

No. Rippin' rewards miles, segments, turf and poker hands, and does not reward speed on public roads.

What are passport stamps?

You get a passport stamp for every town you ride through, and badges unlock for places you've actually been. Both pay points.

Start earning on your next ride

Install Rippin', record a ride, and grab your free entry on the current gear drop.