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All 50 states

Motorcycle rides, roads and events in every US state.

Pick your state for its best motorcycle roads, when to ride, the helmet and lane splitting rules, the big rallies, and the events and rider-added roads on the Rippin' map right now. Rippin' is free on iPhone and Android.

States
50
Events on the map
270
Rider-added roads
212
Price
Free
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How to use these

One page per state, built for planning a ride.

Each state page covers the regions worth riding, 8 to 12 classic roads with what to watch for, the riding season, the helmet and lane splitting rules, the rallies worth planning around, and riding tips that only make sense in that state.

Every page also pulls from the Rippin' map: upcoming bike nights, meets, rallies and charity rides, and the roads riders have added and our team has checked. Most states are early, so if yours looks empty, that's your chance to claim the turf first. See what's free in Rippin' and every feature.

West

Motorcycle rides in the West.

Southwest & Mountain

Motorcycle rides in the Southwest & Mountain.

Great Plains

Motorcycle rides in the Great Plains.

South

Motorcycle rides in the South.

Mid-Atlantic

Motorcycle rides in the Mid-Atlantic.

Northeast

Motorcycle rides in the Northeast.

Midwest

Motorcycle rides in the Midwest.

FAQ

Questions riders ask.

Which state has the best motorcycle roads?

It depends on what you like to ride. Mountain states like Colorado, Utah and North Carolina have the famous passes and twisties, the West Coast has the coast highways, and the Midwest and Plains hide great river and bluff roads. Each state page lists its classics.

Is lane splitting legal in any state?

California allows lane splitting. Utah, Montana, Arizona and Colorado allow lane filtering past stopped traffic under conditions, and Minnesota legalized lane splitting and filtering in 2025. Laws change, so check the state statute before you ride.

Which states have no motorcycle helmet law?

As of 2026, Illinois, Iowa and New Hampshire have no helmet law. Most states require helmets for some riders, and several require them for everyone. Each state page says which, with a link to check.

How do I find motorcycle events in my state?

Open your state page for the events on the Rippin' map right now, or open Meets in the free app to see bike nights, rallies and rides near you and RSVP.

Is Rippin' available in every state?

Yes. Rippin' is free on iPhone and Android everywhere in the US. Turf, segments, poker runs, squads and events work in every state, and gear drops are open to eligible US riders 18 and over.

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