Honoring the Forever Rider

A Story That Continues

A rider’s time on the road may come to an end, but the motorcycle, memories, and stories connected to that life can continue.

The Forever Rider designation was created to give families, friends, and those personally connected to a rider a meaningful place to preserve that story.

It is not only about remembering someone who is no longer with us. It is about honoring the life they lived, the motorcycle they loved, and the moments that continue to matter.

More Than a Memorial

Every rider leaves behind something different.

It may be a motorcycle passed down through the family, photographs from unforgettable rides, stories shared among friends, or memories connected to a particular road, event, or chapter of life.

A Forever Rider tribute brings those pieces together in one lasting motorcycle record.

The motorcycle may still be owned by the family. It may have been passed to another rider, sold, restored, or no longer exist. Regardless of where it is today, its connection to the rider can still be documented and remembered.

Preserve What Made the Story Meaningful

A Forever Rider record may include:

• The motorcycle’s year, make, and model

• Photographs of the motorcycle and rider

• Memorable rides and destinations

• Personal stories and meaningful moments

• Modifications or details that made the motorcycle unique

• Words from family members, friends, or those who rode beside them

There is no single way to tell the story.

What matters is preserving the memories that reflect who the rider was and why the motorcycle remains meaningful.

A Place in the National Record

Pulled Throttle is THE NATIONAL MOTORCYCLE REGISTRY, created to preserve motorcycles and the people, experiences, and stories connected to them.

Forever Rider tributes hold an important place within that growing record.

Each tribute ensures that a rider’s connection to motorcycle culture is not reduced to a name or photograph. It becomes a documented story that can continue to be visited, shared, and remembered.

HONOR THE RIDER. PRESERVE THE STORY.

Someone’s motorcycle story should not disappear simply because their final ride has passed.

Create a Forever Rider tribute and give their motorcycle, memories, and journey a lasting place in the record.

HISTORY IS BEING BUILT. BE PART OF IT.