What is BAM?

You need a free BAM Card and the protection it offers. Join 800,000 other riders and receive:

• Emergency Roadside Motorcycle Service
• Nationwide Legal Service Network
• 24 Hour Toll Free Motorcyclist Hotline
• Emergency I.D. Card
• Motorcycle Storage
• Blood Donations
• Hospital Visitation

BAM is a unique organization of bikers helping bikers. Russ started BAM over 20 years ago to provide assistance to motorcyclists across the country. BAM's nationwide volunteer network of over 800,000 motorcyclists can help you in an emergency. If you experience a breakdown or mechanical problems while on the road, call 1-800-4-BIKERS (1-800-424-5377), and we will computer search our volunteer network and send someone out to help.

BAM also provides legal services to members. Our nationwide legal network of over four hundred biker-friendly attorneys is ready to help you if you are involved in an accident.

BAM's emergency ID card can speak for you if you are incapacitated in an accident. We list your emergency contact person, medical problems, and blood type. When emergency personnel call, we will supply this information and provide donors if necessary.

BAM membership is FREE! All we ask is that you volunteer to help another member in need of assistance if called upon.

So, take a moment of your time and complete our online registration form, or come visit our booth at our next event. We welcome you to join our nationwide family of BAM members.

Notes From Happy BAM Members

See and hear what BAM members have to say about us!  Just keep reading, or check out some photos from our recent events!

*I wanted to follow up after our phone conversation to reinforce my appreciation for BAM.  On Wednesday the 26th I had the misfortune of an electrical failure on my motorcycle.  In virtually the middle of nowhere (north of Kingman, AZ) one of your people came to assist.  They went
well beyond the call of duty by loading my bike on their trailer and taking me to a motel where
I could settle in for the night and plan for the next day.  Thanks again to BAM, and even more
specifically to Shawn and Deborah, my Good Samaritans!  Best Regards, Mark Roberts*

*I was involved in an accident back in January.  It put me in the hospital for two months.  I had your card and also an AIM card in my wallet.  My parents called AIM and had no luck.  They wouldn't answer any of their questions.  Then they found your card and called BAM.  Within 24 hours BAM had an attorney on the phone with me because of your help and determination.  My attorney, Mr. Dunn, is not only taking care of all the legal stuff, but he's also making sure I am doing alright.  I'll be back on my scoot here in a few days again!  THANK YOU!  Jason Gaddis*

*I just wanted to tell you how thankful I am for this organization and its members.  I signed up
last year before I really started riding.  Today, seven miles from home, my battery went dead.
I was on my own, on a Sunday, a lone female biker.  All my friends had already left on our
annual trip to Vegas, and I had no one.  BAM found someone with a trailer who dropped my
bike off at my mechanic, and then dropped me at home!  I know I will not hesitate to do what I can when BAM calls me!  Sincerely, Saphyre Rogers*

*Thank you so much BAM!  I am new to riding.  I've tried to get certain things so they are auto-
matic, but sometimes you realize you forgot to do something important at a very bad time.  This morning, New Year's Day, I had just passed the last exit for a few miles and the bike starts to sputter!  I tried to turn on the reserve, when I realized I had forgot to switch it to normal the last time I got gas.  I called you, and you were great!  And Ken, who rescued me, thanks for getting up at that hour on New Year's Day to rescue a newbie.  Thanks to you all I made it home safe and sound.  And would you believe, not one CHP passed me the entire time?  Thanks!  Cindy V in San Diego*