What motorcycles does RIDR support?
RIDR supports a vast range of motorcycles, with a spec database covering 42,000 models dating back to 1894. This includes major brands like Harley-Davidson, Honda, Yamaha, BMW, and Ducati.
How does RIDR track service health?
RIDR uses a 'health ring' system to monitor key maintenance items like oil, primary, and transmission. Each item is tracked by mileage, and a single number indicates the bike's overall service status, with visual cues (green for ride, red for wrench).
Can RIDR read service receipts?
Yes, RIDR can photograph service receipts and automatically read the date, mileage, parts, and cost. It can also process multi-page printouts of dealer history, splitting them into individual services with editable line items.
How does RIDR handle ride tracking?
RIDR uses GPS to automatically feed the odometer and track rides. It intelligently pauses the clock and GPS when you stop for fuel or breaks, separating total and moving time for accurate average speed calculations.
Is crash detection a paid feature in RIDR?
No, crash detection is a free feature for all users. If RIDR detects a potential crash, it can text your emergency contacts with your location, designed for riders who venture out alone.
What are the differences between the free and Pro versions of RIDR?
The free version includes logging for one bike, service schedules, fuel tracking, the spec database, ride recording, and crash detection. RIDR Pro unlocks unlimited bikes, service history import, receipt scanning, PDF export, Apple Watch app, and live ride sharing.
How much does RIDR Pro cost?
RIDR Pro is available via subscription. Users can choose between a monthly plan at $9.99 with a 7-day free trial, or a yearly plan at $59.99 with a discounted first year. Exact pricing is displayed within the app.
How often is RIDR updated?
RIDR was last updated on August 25, 2026, with version 3.14. The app is developed by a single rider, suggesting a dedicated approach to updates and improvements.