Offering Motorcycle Roadside Assistance and Rider Support

Motorcycle Accident Help

BikerDown serves our motorcycle community by providing support to injured riders and their families. Using the collective power of our tight-knit community, our organization helps riders and their families get through potentially devastating times by providing emotional support, financial assistance, medical equipment and other services as needed.

Motorcycle riders have huge hearts and we are constantly doing fundraising rides for each other to help with medical expenses. BikerDown maximizes the impact of our collective power to help our own.

BikerDown was founded in 2011 by biker Laurie Easton who was on a ride when several bikers went down.

“We had 12 bikes on the road and none of us had a first aid kit. Our cell phones didn’t work and even if they had, I realized that I didn’t know which family members these riders would want me to call. And some of the riders didn’t have any insurance! It was crazy!”

She knew that riders were constantly attending and helping with fundraisers for fallen riders but there was no organization dedicated to helping these bikers get through the tough times. So, in true grit fashion, she started one herself.

We are a nonprofit organization and we rely on volunteers, sponsors and members to sustain our mission. We need your participation and support! Find out what membership can do for you!

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BikerDown Colorado shared a Page.

TO ALL MY FRIENDS, yesterday I asked you all to LIKE the Randy Run for Fallen Bikers Facebook Page. Randy Savely, Mark Gill, Lisa Gill and Kelly Davis, the Board of the Randy Run need to get the word out to the public and to injured riders. Social media is vital to the success nowadays with any organization. BikerDown works very closely with Randy Run and we are helping each other to HELP BIKERS BETTER. I ask anyone who is a rider in Colorado, to please take a moment to LIKE their page.
www.facebook.com/Randy-Run-for-Fallen-Bikers-24094…/
LASTLY, they have a run on July 21st, 2018 next Saturday and you can pre-register at www.facebook.com/events/600640346969105/
Our motorcycle community is getting injured an epidemic numbers and BikerDown can't do it alone, nor can the other injured rider non profits out there. We must all work together for the common goal....helping our brothers/sisters in their time of need. ... See MoreSee Less

Randy Run for Fallen Bikers

The Randy Run for Fallen Bikers is a Non-Profit Corporation organized exclusively for charitable purposes for Colorado motorcyclists.

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BikerDown - Policies -

if you know of someone who has been injured in a motorcycle accident, do a help request. It is the protocol of BikerDown for OVER 7 YEARS, that if anyone needs our/mine/Bikerdown's assistance, you must do a help request.

IF I DON'T RECEIVE A HELP REQUEST - then BikerDown can't help. What you will see on FB all the time, is ME ASKING FOR SOMEONE TO DO A HELP REQUEST. The policy doesn't change because we are friends on FB, I have the same policy for anyone and anyone who says a biker has been injured.

We do this to protect privacy laws. We don't show up at a hospital without an appointment to see the rider or the family.

We don't help financially unless we have a help request and have spoken with the family.

We don't make donations unless we have a help request and have spoken with the family because many times these fundraisers aren't done by the family. Plus I would rather give the donation in a check (for record keeping) and to avoid the 8.5% GoFundMe charges.

We don't donate funeral expenses unless a help request has been done.

We can't even consider paying any type of financial bills unless a help request has been done, we have spoken or met with the family and the financial "actual" bills have been submitted and approved by the Board of Directors.

These policies are similar to all the other biker injury related charities. There are ByLaws that have to be adheard to at all times.

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Update on 3 riders on Hwy 36 - 2 riders are doing ok, just road rash and a broken arm. The 3rd rider however, is in critical condition and his right leg is in terrible condition but they were able to save his it. His right arm is broken. We have not received a help request as of yet, but we are hoping to get one this week. ... See MoreSee Less

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This morning we received a note from Terry Love that an Abate rider passed away in the springs. I wanted all southern riders to know that I reached out to Pikes Peak Abate and offered help, but needed a helped request. They are handling the fatality internally, and at the present time aren't releasing the name.

I want to extend my deepest sympathy to anyone who knew this rider and continue to offer our assistance if the family should need help with the funeral.

If we can help, our protocol is that we must receive a help request. ... See MoreSee Less

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Colorado Riders - Hello to all our brothers , we were just notified of a tragedy in Parker on wolfensburg road please check in md if anyone finds out any info let us know UPDATE: 7-11-18 - we received a help request and BD will be helping with funeral by donating a motorcycle urn for this family. The family is extremely traumatized and we will not be releasing his name.

Anne also let us know about a Biker down by Aurora Parkway near Southlands no details yet.

Patti Guerin Also one east bound I70 about Floyd Hill about 1 1/2 hours ago.

Just heard 3 bikers down on I-36

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