Ride • Prepare • Return

Build the plan before the trail begins.

PE4V Trail Ready brings controlled skill notes, equipment checks, offline ride planning, after-action reflection, and published Project Enduro for Vets program information into one focused mobile fieldbook.

Explore the fieldbook Official organization website
36controlled-practice skill cards
30rider, motorcycle, trail, adaptive, and return checks
Localride planning and journal notes stay on the device

The mobile fieldbook

Five practical checkpoints for a deliberate ride day.

The app is built for preparation and discussion. It does not track riders, inspect equipment, certify skills, assess medical readiness, or replace qualified instruction.

Rider practicing in a controlled dirt training area

Skills Fieldbook

Short, structured practice cards

Foundations, controls, terrain, obstacles, crew communication, and post-ride reset topics.

Organized off-road protective equipment and trail supplies

Gear Check

A repeatable preparation rhythm

Review rider protection, motorcycle basics, trail supplies, adaptive considerations, and return tasks.

Two riders reviewing a trail plan in the desert

Ride Plan

Keep the crew on the same page

Record route basics, start and return times, buddy plan, fuel range, selected skills, and private notes.

Rider checking a motorcycle on a secure stand

Bike & Fit

Know when a checklist is not enough

Prompts consistently direct maintenance, modification, fit, and adaptive-control decisions to qualified guidance.

Riders and supporters sharing an evening meal at basecamp

Crew

Programs, people, and support

Review published program areas, official contact channels, volunteer considerations, and crisis resources.

Rider taking a calm hydration break beside a parked motorcycle

After-action Journal

Keep one useful observation

Twelve reflection prompts help riders note setup, communication, fatigue, wins, and next actions locally.

Published program areas

Adventure, skill-building, equipment support, and veteran connection.

Project Enduro for Vets publicly describes support for adaptive equipment and safety gear, off-road skills and educational classes, group outings and retreats, and veteran participation in competitive events.

Adaptive Equipment & Safety Gear
Off-Road Skills & Education
Group Rides, Retreats & Outings
Competitive Event Support
Volunteer & Community Support
Trail Stewardship

Programs, eligibility, funding, schedules, locations, documents, and availability can change. Confirm all current details directly with the organization.

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Organized community off-road event staging area

Safety and scope

A field note is a starting point—not a clearance.

Use appropriate protective equipment, qualified instruction, manufacturer guidance, current land-manager information, a buddy system, and a real emergency plan.

Riders attending a pre-ride safety briefing

Brief the whole crew

Agree on route, pace, leader, sweep, regroup points, communication, return time, and the missing-rider process.

Rider and technician reviewing an adaptive motorcycle setup

Use rider-specific guidance

Adaptive controls, prosthetic integration, specialized fit, modification, and assistance methods require qualified support.

Volunteers caring for a desert riding area

Respect trail and access rules

Confirm designated routes, closures, permits, weather, fire restrictions, stewardship guidance, and current legal access.

Emergency and crisis support For immediate danger or a medical emergency, call 911. Veterans, service members, and loved ones in crisis can call 988 then press 1, text 838255, or visit VeteransCrisisLine.net. The app is not an emergency-response or monitoring service.

Contact

Program questions and app questions use different channels.