Ride connected with CBLR

Rider Rescue
Network.

Keep your people close. Find support when the ride doesn’t go to plan.

Share your location, find your riding group on the map, and request help from the motorcycle community.

Set up the app & join CBLR
Rider Rescue Network logo: a yellow location pin with a motorcycle tow truck

Our group invite

Cool Biker Lunch & Rides

In the app, tap Join Group and enter this code.

AYTIIP62

Both “I” characters are capital letters, not the number 1.

Bikers looking out for bikers

Support for the miles ahead.

01 / Connect

Find your riding group

Use the group map and location sharing to keep in touch with fellow riders during a ride.

02 / Get help

Request roadside assistance

Send an assistance request with your location to help coordinate support from tow providers, dealerships, and your riding network.

03 / Be ready

Keep your details handy

Add your bike information and emergency contacts as part of your setup, so they’re ready when you need them.

For a life-threatening emergency, call 911. Rider Rescue Network coordinates assistance and does not replace emergency services. App details.

Before the next ride

Get set up.
Join your people.

Follow these steps from the CBLR group to get started.

Share your location during rides

Turn on Share Location when you want your group to see where you are. Check the app’s location permissions and sharing controls before you head out.

  1. Download the free app

    Download Rider Rescue Network using the link for your phone below.

  2. Create your rider account

    Select Rider, tap Continue, and create your account. You can add bike details and emergency contacts now or later.

  3. Verify your phone number

    Log in with your phone number and enter the four-digit code sent to you.

  4. Join Cool Biker Lunch & Rides

    Tap Join Group and enter AYTIIP62. Both I’s are capital letters.

  5. Open the group map

    Once the group icon appears, tap it to open the Group Map and see the riders sharing their locations.

From the CBLR family

Thanks for looking out for riders.

A thank-you to Michael Levy for putting Rider Rescue Network together and helping our riding community stay connected.

Need a hand joining? Ask in the group