Sorry, but this promotion is currently closed.

Applies to the Ultimate Seat, does not include shipping fees.

So you want to earn a free seat?  Notice we said “earn” and not win.  That means that you will actually have to do something besides click on a mouse to get it.  If you are interested, read on.

Over the years, we have had the great pleasure of reading emails and letters from our customers about all the fantastic places they have visited on our seats.  We love it when people use their bikes for more than just the local poker run.  There is nothing more exciting than exploring a new vacation spot on two wheels.  We have had the opportunity to ride to every state in the US and every province in Canada and we want you to get on your bike and ride!  The more unique and far away the destination, the better chance you will earn a seat.

So, how does this work?  Easy… follow these steps.

1. Before you order a seat, send us an email with the Subject “I Want to Earn a Seat”. 2. Tell us in the email where you are going and what you plan to do. 3. If we think you are going to a location that is an excellent one worthy of a serious ride, we will accept your application. 4. We will send a BeadRider Rally Flag with your seat and charge your order an extra $20 (Our cost for the flag). 5. Ride your motorcycle to the destination. Take a picture of your bike with your BeadRider seat and BeadRider Rally Flag in front of your destination. 6. Email us your picture and we credit you for BeadRider seat and the $20 we charged you for the flag. 7. We will post your picture here with your name and destination. You go on to enjoy fame and fortune.

That is all there is to it.  We have a very limited number of flags, but if the demand is there, we’ll make more.  The only thing you have to do is ride.  So what are we looking for?  Here are some examples:

Good Idea: You plan to ride from Maine to Pikes Peak in Colorado and take a picture at the top.

Bad Idea: You plan to ride from your home in Colorado to Pikes Peak in Colorado and take a picture at the top.

Good Idea: You plan to ride from your home in Colorado to Mt Washington in New Hampshire and take a picture at the top.

Bad Idea: You are going to wash your bike and take a picture of it in your driveway.

Good Idea: You are going to ride to Goose Bay via the Trans Labrador Highway and will need to wash it when you get there.

I think you get the idea.  We want you to ride somewhere and see something.  Whether it’s the largest ball of string in the world, the Grand Canyon or some other wonder, the goal is to get everyone out there to ride.  That’s pretty much it.  The only judges are Chris and Nancy and we reserve the right to change the rules anytime we want for any reason.  And please, no Photoshop works of art, lest we post your picture with appropriate ridicule.

And for now here is a standing trip that will always be approved.  Ride your bike up (and down) the Haul Road in Alaska.  Take a picture of your bike, your BeadRider and your BeadRider Rally Flag in front of the Prudhoe Bay Post Office with everything clearly visible.  If you do that, you will have earned a free seat.  Any other ideas, just tell us how you want to earn your seat.  And get on the bike!

 

Where in the World has BeadRider traveled

Bob Higdon

Bob Higdon
Visited every County Courthouse in the US 3,069 Courthouses over 150,000 miles during the last five years. Great job Bob!

Dane Heatherington

Dane Heatherington
Seminole FL to Waynesville NC (The highest point on the Blue Ridge Parkway) 1,500 Miles

Kim Carrillo

Kim Carrillo
New Braunfels TX to Carlsbad Caverns NM 1,000 miles. Has only been riding for 4 months Great going Kim!

Mr. Mrs. Ross Copas

Mr.& Mrs. Ross Copas
Taj Mahal, Agra, India Tight security confiscated the BeadRider. Vehicles not allowed within 500 meters. We recommend caution if attempting this again!

Dan Hubing

Dan Hubing
Roosevelt Lodge, Yellowstone 4,000 miles from Milwaukee to Montana

Erik Peterson

Erik Peterson
From NE Italy to The Arctic Circle and back to Italy 5,000 miles. An American USAF members final hurrah before coming home.

Tom Moran

Tom Moran
From Honolulu HI to San Diego by ship, then 3 days riding from Julian CA to Loveland OH and onto Huntsville AL for the Chicken Rally.

The 12 Apostle's, Victoria Austrailia.2,438 km from Adelaide to Philip Island.

The 12 Apostle’s, Victoria Austrailia.
2,438 km from Adelaide to Philip Island.

Hans Koeller

Hans Koeller
Finally, home from Afganistan and riding over 2,500 miles to Bonneville Salt Flats and Wendover Will. Glad you’re home safe.

Austin Blessard and Son Returning from a six month deployment in the Middle East, Austin and his 16 yr son rode from Savannah GA o Cape Spear Newfoundland, Canada. 2,500 miles one direction.

Austin Blessard and Son
Returning from a six-month deployment in the Middle East, Austin and his 16-year-old son rode from Savannah GA to Cape Spear Newfoundland, Canada. 2,500 miles one direction.

From TX to MI and back, 2,600 miles, plus earned a Saddlesore 1000. Great job Brett.

Brett Morehead
From TX to MI and back, 2,600 miles, plus earned a Saddlesore 1000. Great job Brett.

Rodney Woudema From Indiana through Beartooth Pass, Yellowstone, and Mt. Rushmore.

Rodney Woudema
From Indiana through Beartooth Pass, Yellowstone, and Mt. Rushmore.

Brian Seyffert Active duty Navy out for a ride. From stationed in Norfolk VA through Kentucky to Dallas at Reunion Tower.

Brian Seyffert
Active duty Navy out for a ride. From stationed in Norfolk VA through Kentucky to Dallas at Reunion Tower.

Rodney Woudema Continues to ride, last seen in TN in mid Sept 2015.

Rodney Woudema
Continues to ride, last seen in TN in mid-Sept 2015.

Matthias Knura
In New Zealand at the longest named place in the World:
Aumatawhakatangihangakoauauotamateaturipukakapikimaungahoronukuupokaiwhenuakitanatahu

Mr and Mrs Steve Mclachlan

Riding a Suzuki Bandit 1200 for 600 km from Adelaide Hills to Kingston South Austrailia to visit the worlds largest lobster!

Dan Noullet

From Butler, Pa to Mt. Rushmore, Devils Tower. 1500+ miles one way.

 

Rick Tanner

Rick Tanner
1718 miles in 5 days Barber Sports Museum

Bruce Chango

Bruce Chango
Dillsbury PA to Nags Head NC Currituck Beach Lighthouse in Corolla (The IBR bonus Chris failed to achieve that cost
him the 2005 IBR)

Joshua Lester

Joshua Lester
Charlotte NC to San Luis Obispo CA 4,000 miles. Stopped at Death Valley for picture

David Gregory Fillinger
Royal Palace, Phnom Penh Cambodia

John Ryan

John Ryan
In Purdhoe Bay Alaska at The start of his record-setting ride to Key West in an astounding 86 hours!  John certainly earned his seat!

George Wagner

George Wagner
Missouri to San Diego and back. 3,962 miles through scorching sun, headwinds for 5 days, thunderstorms, and hail. Riding for 34 years with 200,000 in the saddle.

Warren Schaeffer

Warren Schaeffer
1,000 miles through the PA rain

Tonia n Dennis Manning Two Up from Florida to Mackinaw Island Michigan.

Tonia & Dennis Manning
Two Up from Florida to Mackinaw Island Michigan.

Phillip Island Bridge-Melbourne Victoria Australia. The first 5,000 km round the world supberbike riders.

Michael Anderson
Phillip Island Bridge-Melbourne Victoria Australia. The first 5,000 km around the world superbike riders.

Shawn Collins and Brother From Kansas to the top of Pikes Peak Colorado.

Shawn Collins and Brother
From Kansas to the top of Pikes Peak Colorado.

James Barton From Phoenix to Wisconsin for the Moto-Marathon. Stopped for some shopping during the rally.

James Barton
From Phoenix to Wisconsin for the Moto-Marathon. Stopped to get fitted for new riding pants during the rally.

Rodney Woudema Quite the travellin man. A weekend trip through 105 degrees.

Rodney Woudema
Quite the traveling man. A weekend trip through 105 degrees.

Kathy Sollenne Riding for Breast Cancer from PA to Sturgis, through Bear Tooth Pass, to Yellowstone National Park, Las Vegas, The Tetons, through Nevada, Grand Canyon and Hoover Dam, Colorado and back to PA. Approx 7,500 miles.

Kathy Sollenne
Riding for Breast Cancer from PA to Sturgis, through Bear Tooth Pass, to Yellowstone National Park, Las Vegas, The Tetons, through Nevada, Grand Canyon and Hoover Dam, Colorado and back to PA. Approx 7,500 miles.

From NV to MA for 14 yr old Skylar's nomination to the Congress of Future Medical leaders of America. 10 historic stops along the route. One proud papa, Congrats!

Wayne and Skylar Long
From NV to MA for 14 yr old Skylar’s nomination to the Congress of Future Medical Leaders of America. 10 historic stops along the route. One proud papa, Congrats!

Froilan F Diamante
2200 miles in 6 days from New York along backroads and through Deals Gap to the Tree of Shame.

Dennis and Tonia Manning 2020

3,472 miles from Seminole FL to Madison WI and back again.  Pictured with the Dreamkeepers sculpture.

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Lola the Cat

Even Lola the Cat wants to keep kool on her beadrider seat. Thanks to Wyatt Bates.