Rider Resources

Tools & Support for the Road Ahead

Practical resources for riders, families, and chapters — from legal guidance to safety training and financial assistance.

Legal & Financial

Know your rights after a crash. This guide covers insurance claims, liability, and finding a motorcycle-specialized attorney.

Rider-focused legal assistance network with attorneys in all 50 states who understand motorcycle law.

Advocacy and resources for riders' rights, insurance reform, and legislative updates.

The Motorcycle Safety Foundation's nationally recognized training programs for new and experienced riders.

Federal safety data, helmet laws by state, and crash prevention resources from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

Advanced skills clinics for experienced riders looking to sharpen cornering, braking, and hazard response.

Peer support and practical assistance for families who have lost a rider. Connects survivors with others who understand.

Support services and victim advocacy for families affected by impaired driving crashes.

Resources, referrals, and a helpline for crime and crash victims and their families.

American Motorcyclist Association resources for starting, running, and growing a local riding chapter.

How to organize a memorial ride — permits, routes, safety marshals, and honoring the fallen rider.

Step-by-step instructions for submitting a tribute to the Memorial Wall, including photo tips and what information to gather.

If you or someone you know is in crisis following a loss, please reach out. Help is available 24 hours a day.

988Suicide & Crisis Lifeline — call or text 988Crisis Text Line — text HOME to 741741