Motorcycle Profiling Survey Now Open — Riders Asked to Speak Up

A new nationwide push is underway to document and fight motorcycle profiling—and riders are being asked to step up and share their experiences.

The Motorcycle Profiling Project (MPP) has officially opened its latest Motorcycle Profiling Survey, giving riders across the country a chance to be heard and counted.

This isn’t just a survey—it’s data that fuels real change.

What Is the Motorcycle Profiling Project?

The Motorcycle Profiling Project (MPP) is a rider-focused initiative dedicated to exposing and ending profiling practices that unfairly target motorcyclists.

By collecting real stories and real data from riders, MPP helps shape legislation, support advocacy efforts, and bring awareness to an issue that too many in the community have experienced firsthand.

Why This Matters Right Now

Motorcycle profiling continues to be a real issue on the road—and without documented cases, it’s easy for it to be ignored or dismissed.

This survey helps:

Track real-world profiling incidents

Provide data for lawmakers and advocacy groups

Strengthen efforts at events like Bikers Inside the Beltway

Protect riders from unfair treatment

No fluff. Just facts backed by the people living it.

How to Participate

Riders can take the survey online in just a few minutes. Every response adds to a growing body of evidence that supports change at the national level.

If you’ve ever been stopped, questioned, or treated differently because you ride—this is your chance to make it count.

From Behind Bars Biker Collective

We talk a lot about community—but this is what showing up actually looks like.

It’s not always loud. Sometimes it’s as simple as taking a few minutes to share your experience so it can help protect someone else down the road.

Between efforts like this and events like Bikers Inside the Beltway, the message is clear: riders are paying attention, and we’re not staying quiet.

Final Thoughts

Change doesn’t happen without proof.

This is how we build it.

Take the survey. Share it. Pass it along to your crew.

Because if we don’t tell our story—someone else will.