Partners & Equipment We Trust

The motorcycles used in Moto Recovery programs are built around the Scrambler 400 platform. Its manageable size, smooth power delivery, and real mixed-terrain capability allow riders of different experience levels to ride together comfortably while maintaining confidence on pavement and dirt. 

The Odyssey 80L luggage system, Apex 7L tank bag, and 1L handlebar bag are used on Support Rides and have been tested across Colorado and Baja conditions. The system provides simple, waterproof storage that helps riders focus on riding instead of packing. 

Consistent traction is essential for rider confidence. These tires provide predictable grip in wet and dry conditions on pavement and unpaved roads while maintaining long wear life on lightweight motorcycles. 

 Handguards protect controls and hands during low-speed practice and off-pavement riding, reducing damage and helping keep rides from ending early due to minor tip-overs. 

Selected components add durability and protection for varied terrain, including improved debris protection to keep both the motorcycle and rider cleaner and more comfortable during group rides. 

Adjustable levers allow riders with different hand sizes to maintain proper clutch and brake control, improving comfort and reducing fatigue for newer riders. 

Improves airflow and reduces fatigue on longer rides, helping riders stay comfortable and focused throughout the day.

Phone mounting and auxiliary lighting support navigation and visibility during group rides. Moto Recovery currently uses the M26 phone mount and K11 auxiliary lights for reliability and simplicity in real riding conditions. 

Helmet communication improves coordination and coaching during group riding. The Packtalk communication platform is planned for use across program helmets to keep riders connected and supported. 

Premium helmet protection used within the program to prioritize rider safety and comfort during longer rides. Moto Recovery riders commonly use the Shoei Hornet X helmet. 

Practical protective gear selected for comfort and changing conditions. Moto Recovery commonly uses Ridgecrest jackets and pants along with Trailbreak and Polar-Tex gloves during rides.

Comfortable enough for full-day riding while providing the support needed when learning low-speed control and riding on uneven surfaces. Moto Recovery commonly uses the Forma Adventure tall boot for stability and all-day comfort.