Ride Nation USA Launches Nationwide Motorcycle Community with $20,000 Bike Giveaway
Motorcycle veterans launch grassroots movement connecting 21 state chapters with NAMIL legal protection network and $20,000 dream bike giveaway
TAMPA, FL, UNITED STATES, November 14, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Ride Nation USA Launches: Where Riders Connect, Communities Grow, and Brothers and Sisters on Two Wheels Have Each Other's BacksA new nationwide motorcycle community launched today that promises to change how riders connect, protect each other, and fight for their rights on the road. RideNationUSA.com creates the first rider-to-rider network where local chapters meet real legal protection.
Founded by motorcycle veterans Sergio Supervielle and Gene Ramos and backed by the National Academy of Motorcycle Injury Lawyers (NAMIL), Ride Nation USA fills a critical gap: authentic connection backed by real protection. When riders join this community, they're not just finding their next riding buddy—they're joining a nationwide network that has their back when it matters most.
"This isn't some corporate motorcycle site dreamed up in a boardroom. This is a movement," says Sergio Supervielle, Co-founder of Ride Nation USA. "We're building a nationwide family of riders who look out for each other. And if you go down, we'll connect you with a NAMIL attorney who understands motorcycle culture and will fight like hell for you."
Built by Riders, For Riders
What sets Ride Nation USA apart is its authentic DNA. Supervielle and Ramos aren't businessmen who saw an opportunity—they're riders who've logged thousands of miles and witnessed too many brothers and sisters struggle after accidents with no one in their corner who truly understood the riding life.
The platform offers:
- 21 active state and regional Facebook chapters organizing real rides and events
- A community for sharing road stories, photos, and advice
- Direct connection to NAMIL motorcycle injury attorneys who specialize in rider protection
"NAMIL attorneys understand motorcycle culture and are committed to fighting for riders' rights," explains Gene Ramos, Co-founder of Ride Nation USA. "They know what we face on the road—the blind spots, the bias, the battles."
$20,000 Motorcycle Giveaway Celebrates Launch
To mark this historic launch, Ride Nation USA is promoting NAMIL's $20,000 Motorcycle Giveaway—where one lucky rider will receive twenty thousand dollars toward the motorcycle of their dreams. It's not just a prize; it's a statement about investing in the riding community's future.
The Power of Partnership
The alliance between Ride Nation USA and NAMIL represents something unprecedented in motorcycle culture. NAMIL's network of specialized motorcycle injury attorneys spans the nation, each dedicated exclusively to protecting riders' rights. These aren't general practice lawyers who occasionally take a bike case—they're specialists who understand lane splitting laws, helmet controversies, and the unique challenges riders face.
With motorcycle registrations hitting record numbers, the need for authentic community and specialized legal protection has never been greater. Recent statistics show motorcyclists are 28 times more likely to die in a crash than passenger car occupants—not because riding is inherently dangerous, but because the system isn't built for riders.
Join the Movement
Whether you're a weekend warrior, daily commuter, or cross-country adventurer, Ride Nation USA has a place for you. Visit RideNationUSA.com to find your local chapter, enter the $20,000 Motorcycle Giveaway, and become part of the family.
Because when we ride together, we rise together. And when one of us falls, we all stand up to fight.
Gene Ramos
Ride Nation USA
+1 813-999-0572
team@ridenationusa.com
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