Terms of Service
Last updated: August 18, 2026
These are the Terms of Service specific to 2 Wheels in Common ("2WIC," "the Service"). They supplement, and take precedence over any conflicting provision in, the General Terms of Service of Spirit Lake Technology Group LLC. Together, the General Terms and these Terms make up the whole agreement between you and us regarding 2WIC.
1. Acceptance of Terms
By accessing or using 2 Wheels in Common (the "Service"), you agree to be bound by these Terms and the General Terms of Service. If you do not agree, do not use the Service. These Terms apply to all users in the United States and Canada.
2. What the Service Is
2 Wheels in Common is a platform that helps motorcycle riders find each other, coordinate group rides and connect with local riding communities. We are a communications and coordination tool only. We do not organize, lead, supervise or participate in any ride. We do not inspect vehicles, verify rider qualifications or assess road conditions.
3. Assumption of Risk
Motorcycle riding is inherently dangerous. Risks include serious injury, permanent disability and death. By using this Service to find, join or organize rides, you expressly acknowledge and accept all risks associated with motorcycle operation, including but not limited to:
- Collision with other vehicles, objects or road hazards
- Road and weather conditions
- Equipment failure
- The actions or negligence of other riders, drivers or third parties
- Your own errors in judgment or operation
You assume full and sole responsibility for your safety and the safety of any passenger before, during and after any ride arranged through the Service. No use of this platform reduces or transfers that responsibility.
4. Release of Liability
To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, you release 2 Wheels in Common, its owners, officers, employees, contractors and agents (collectively "2WIC Parties") from any and all claims, demands, damages, losses, costs and expenses of any kind arising from or related to:
- Your participation in any ride or event coordinated through the Service
- Any injury, death or property damage sustained while riding
- The conduct, acts or omissions of any other user of the Service
- Road, weather or environmental conditions encountered during a ride
- Any vehicle defect or mechanical failure
This release applies whether or not the claim arises from the negligence of the 2WIC Parties, to the maximum extent permitted by law.
5. Indemnification
You agree to defend, indemnify and hold harmless the 2WIC Parties from and against any claims, liabilities, damages, judgments, awards, losses, costs and expenses (including reasonable legal fees) arising out of or relating to:
- Your use of the Service
- Any ride, event or activity you organize, lead or participate in through the Service
- Your violation of these Terms
- Your violation of any applicable law, regulation or third-party right
- Any injury, death or property damage caused by you or your vehicle
This is in addition to, not in place of, the general indemnification obligation in the General Terms of Service.
6. Eligibility and Rider Responsibility
You must be at least 18 years of age to use the Service, which raises the general eligibility baseline in the General Terms of Service for 2WIC specifically. By using the Service, you represent that:
- You hold a valid motorcycle license or endorsement required by your jurisdiction
- Your vehicle is legally registered and insured as required by applicable law
- You will operate your vehicle in compliance with all traffic laws
- You will not ride under the influence of alcohol, drugs or any substance that impairs your ability to operate a vehicle
- You will not use the Service while operating a vehicle
We do not verify licenses, insurance or vehicle registration. Compliance is solely your responsibility.
7. No Endorsement of Riders or Rides
We do not screen, verify, endorse or recommend any user, ride organizer, route or event listed on the Service. Participation in any ride is entirely at your own discretion and risk. We make no representations about the skill, experience or judgment of other users.
8. Limitation of Liability
This section sets a different limit than the General Terms of Service, and controls for 2WIC. To the fullest extent permitted by law, the 2WIC Parties will not be liable for any indirect, incidental, special, consequential or punitive damages, including loss of life, personal injury, property damage or loss of data, arising from your use of or inability to use the Service. Our total liability to you for any claim arising from these Terms or the Service will not exceed the greater of (a) the amount you paid us in the 12 months before the claim or (b) $100 CAD or USD.
9. Disclaimer of Warranties
The Service is provided "as is" and "as available," consistent with the General Terms of Service's warranty disclaimer. We additionally do not warrant that the Service will be free of harmful components or that any ride, route or user information on the platform is accurate or safe.
10. Your Content and Routes
You retain ownership of the routes, ride details, profile information and other content you create or upload through the Service ("Your Content"). By posting Your Content, you grant 2WIC a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free license to host, store, display and otherwise use Your Content to operate and provide the Service, including showing it to other users and allowing other riders to reuse a route you've shared as the starting point for their own ride. You are solely responsible for Your Content and for having the rights necessary to share it.
Removing Your Content
You can withdraw Your Content from the Service at any time. Where the app gives you a delete control for a route, ride, photo or profile field, using that control is the fastest path. If there is no such control for what you want removed, or you no longer have access to your account, email us at support@2wheelsincommon.com from the address on your account and tell us what to remove. This is a request about your own content and is separate from reporting someone else's route or profile, which is covered by Section 14 -- we will act on a removal request for Your Content without the discretionary review described there.
We will remove Your Content from the Service within 30 days of your request, consistent with the deletion commitment in our Privacy Policy. Copies may persist in routine backups for a limited period after that, and we may retain content where we are required to by law or where we need it to resolve a dispute or enforce these Terms.
Removal does not reach back into content another rider has already made from yours. If a rider reused a route you shared as the starting point for their own ride before you asked for removal, that copy is their content and stays on the Service; the license you granted above survives your removal request for copies already made. What removal does do to the original: it is taken down and stops appearing in search, listings and recommendations, and it will no longer be shown as a featured or canonical route for a region.
11. AI-Generated Content
Some routes on the Service are generated using an AI model rather than recorded or authored by a rider, including routes seeded into a newly-launched region and, for Pro subscribers, routes generated in response to a rider's own request. AI-generated content is always clearly labeled as such. Like all route content on the Service (Section 7), we do not verify that an AI-generated route is accurate, safe or legal to ride, and it carries the same disclaimers as community-generated content under these Terms.
12. Navigation and Directions
The Service offers two ways to get directions to a ride or meeting point. By default, we generate an external map link that hands off to your device's own maps app (e.g. Google Maps) for turn-by-turn directions; that app's own terms and privacy practices govern that experience, not ours. Pro subscribers may additionally use in-app, voice-guided turn-by-turn navigation powered by the Mapbox Navigation SDK without leaving the Service. Whichever path you use, we do not verify that any route, direction or navigation guidance -- in-app or external -- is accurate, current, safe or legal to follow, and the disclaimers in Section 9 apply equally to in-app navigation.
13. User Conduct
You agree not to use the Service to harass, threaten or harm other users, post false or misleading information, organize rides intended to violate traffic laws, or use the platform for any unlawful purpose. We reserve the right to suspend or terminate your access for violation of these Terms at our sole discretion.
14. Reporting and Moderation
The Service may let you report a route or another user's profile for review. Filing a report does not itself result in any action being taken. We review reports and decide, at our sole discretion, whether to take action, which may include removing content, suspending or terminating an account, or canceling a subscription. We are not obligated to notify or explain our decision to the user who was reported, and we are not obligated to take any action in response to a report.
15. Subscriptions and Billing
Certain features of the Service require a paid subscription. Depending on how you subscribe, payment is processed by Apple, Google Play or Stripe, and your subscription is billed, renewed and managed through that platform's account settings. We do not store your full payment card details. Cancellations, refunds and billing disputes for a subscription are handled according to the policies of the platform through which you subscribed (the Apple App Store, Google Play or Stripe, as applicable). Access to paid features ends at the end of your current billing period if you cancel.
16. Governing Law and Dispute Resolution
These Terms are governed by the laws of the State of Washington, United States, without regard to conflict-of-law principles, consistent with the General Terms of Service. Any dispute arising from these Terms or the Service will be resolved exclusively in the state or federal courts located in Washington State, and you consent to personal jurisdiction in those courts. If you are a Canadian resident, you additionally agree that Washington law governs and waive any right to have disputes heard in Canadian courts.
17. Changes to These Terms
We may update these Terms at any time. We will post the updated version with a new "Last updated" date. Continued use of the Service after changes are posted constitutes your acceptance of the revised Terms.
18. Contact
Questions about these Terms can be directed to us at support@2wheelsincommon.com, or see the General Terms of Service for our company contact address.
Business Terms
Applies only to Claimed Businesses using Scrambler, 2WIC's business-facing tooling. Riders who are not Claimed Businesses are not bound by this part.
Business Terms last updated: August 17, 2026
This Business Terms part supplements the rider-facing Terms of Service above and the General Terms of Service of Spirit Lake Technology Group LLC. It applies only to a business that has claimed its listing on 2 Wheels in Common ("Claimed Business") and accesses Scrambler, our business-facing tooling for managing that listing, hosting Destination Ride-Ins and viewing or exporting leads. Where a conflict exists between this part and the rider-facing Terms above, this part controls for a Claimed Business acting in that capacity; the rider-facing Terms continue to govern that same business's owners or staff whenever they use the Service as riders.
19. Scope and Acceptance
By accessing Scrambler or otherwise acting as a Claimed Business, you agree to be bound by this Business Terms part, in addition to the rider-facing Terms above and the General Terms of Service. If a representative is accepting on behalf of a business, that representative confirms they have authority to bind the business to this Business Terms part. We may require re-acceptance whenever this part changes; continued use of Scrambler after a change is posted constitutes acceptance of the revised Business Terms part (see Section 24).
20. Lead Data Handling
A "Lead" is the contact and interest information a rider shares by expressing interest in a Destination Ride-In you host. Leads are made available to you through Scrambler only for the Ride-In(s) you host and only to your business's owner and staff (your "Team"), never to any other Claimed Business.
You may use a Lead only for the purpose disclosed to the rider when they expressed interest -- coordinating and communicating about that Ride-In and reasonably related follow-up (for example, a related event at your business). You will not use a Lead to contact a rider about anything unrelated to why they engaged with your Ride-In, and you will not sell, rent, license or otherwise transfer a Lead, or any rider's Lead data, to any third party, including another business, a marketing platform, or a data broker.
You are responsible for maintaining reasonable security over Lead data you export from Scrambler (for example, an exported CSV of leads) to the same standard you'd apply to your own customers' contact information, and for deleting your own exported copies once they're no longer needed for the purpose above. If we forward you a rider's request to delete their Lead data, you will honor that request within a reasonable time and confirm completion to us. We may suspend your access to a Ride-In's Leads, or to Lead capture generally, if we reasonably believe this Section has been violated.
21. Content Accuracy for Claimed Listings
As a Claimed Business, you are responsible for the accuracy of the listing content you submit or edit through Scrambler -- including your business's description, hours, location, services, contact information, and any Destination Ride-In details. You will not submit content that is false, misleading, or deceptive, and you will keep your listing reasonably current as your business's actual hours, services, or contact details change.
We do not independently verify claimed listing content before it publishes. If we reasonably believe your listing content is inaccurate, fraudulent, or violates this Business Terms part or the General Terms of Service, we may revert it to the most recent version we believe to be accurate, remove the affected content, or suspend your ability to edit your listing, in each case without prior notice where we believe prompt action is warranted.
22. Destination Ride-In Hosting
Hosting a Destination Ride-In through Scrambler does not make 2WIC a party to, co-organizer of, or guarantor of that event. As with any ride coordinated through the Service, we do not organize, lead, supervise, inspect, or participate in a Ride-In you host, and we do not verify the safety, suitability, or legality of your location or the event you plan there. The rider-facing disclaimers above -- including Assumption of Risk (Section 3), Release of Liability (Section 4), No Endorsement of Riders or Rides (Section 7), and Limitation of Liability (Section 8) -- apply in full to any ride tied to a Ride-In you host, and to your business in the same way they apply to any other user or organizer under those Sections.
You are solely responsible for your own conduct, premises, and any activity you host in connection with a Ride-In, including compliance with applicable law (for example, food-service or alcohol-service permitting, if relevant to your event) and your own liability and insurance arrangements. Hosting a Ride-In does not transfer any of your obligations under applicable law to us, and does not expand our obligations to you or to any rider beyond what these Terms already state.
23. Acceptable Use as a Claimed Business
In addition to the User Conduct obligations in Section 13 above, as a Claimed Business you agree that you will not: use Scrambler, a Lead, or any data available to you through it to harass, spam, or solicit a rider outside the disclosed purpose in Section 20; claim, or attempt to claim, a listing for a business you do not own or have authority to represent; share your Scrambler login or a Team member's access with anyone outside your business; or otherwise use Scrambler in a manner inconsistent with this Business Terms part or the General Terms of Service.
We may suspend or terminate your (or a specific Team member's) access to Scrambler, separately from any action on a rider account under Section 14, at our sole discretion, for violating this Section. Suspending or terminating Scrambler access does not by itself remove your business's public listing from the Service -- an unclaimed listing continues to be handled the same as any other business on the Service.
24. Relationship to Rider Terms and Termination
This Business Terms part governs your business's use of Scrambler specifically. It does not replace, and is not replaced by, the rider-facing Terms above: if you or a Team member also uses the Service as a rider (finding rides, joining groups, and so on), Sections 1-18 govern that separate use in full. Ending your business's Scrambler access under this part does not, by itself, terminate any Team member's personal rider account, and closing a personal rider account does not, by itself, end your business's Scrambler access -- each is evaluated independently.
We may update this Business Terms part at any time, independent of the rider-facing Terms above. We will post the updated version with a new "Business Terms last updated" date (see header, above) and, where required, prompt Claimed Businesses to re-accept on their next Scrambler login -- a change to this part alone does not require a rider to re-accept Sections 1-18, and a change to Sections 1-18 alone does not require a Claimed Business to re-accept this part.
25. Contact (Business Terms)
Questions about this Business Terms part can be directed to us at support@2wheelsincommon.com.