RACING HAS NOLIMITS.
Every order you place at Jam Up Motorsports includes an option to give back to adaptive motorsports — add $1 at checkout, or donate any amount you choose. Either way, 100% goes directly to getting riders back on the track.
MEET JASON GRIFFIN.
Jason Griffin lost his right arm at just 2 years old. and got his first dirtbike at 3! He never knew life any other way.
Be Brave
Now Jason works with an organization dedicated to getting disabled and paralyzed riders back on the track. When Jam Up Motorsports met him at our first race event, his story became part of ours.
That's why every order includes the option to add $1 directly to adaptive motorsports. No fees. No middleman. One click. One more rider back on the bike.
HOW IT WORKS.
Add any products to your cart from our authorized brand lineup. Nothing changes about how you shop.
On any product page, tick the "Add $1 -- Give Back" box. Or visit our Donate page to give any amount -- $1, $5, $25, whatever feels right.
Virginia personally collects every donation and forwards it directly to adaptive motorsports. Full paper trail. Zero admin fees.
One click. Any amount. One more rider back on the bike. Tick the donation box on any product page to add $1 -- or visit our dedicated donation page to give whatever feels right. 100% goes directly to adaptive motorsports with a full paper trail through every Shopify order.
THE MOMENT WE MET HIM.
Our first race event. Virginia was there representing Jam Up Motorsports, meeting riders, building relationships -- doing what she does.
Then she met Jason Griffin. One arm. Full speed. Zero excuses. His story stopped her in her tracks. The conversation they had that day is the reason this Give Back program exists.
Jam Up isn’t just a store. It’s a community. And Jason is part of that community now. Every $1 you donate carries his name and his mission forward -- one rider, one race, one track at a time.
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Every purchase supports the riders, brands, and community that make this sport what it is. Welcome to the family.