Earn Badges and Ranks
Earn Bronze, Silver and Gold badges for leading, riding, miles and trails, see your rank on the You tab, and spot other riders' top badge.
Badges show what you have done on OnMyLead. Each badge has three levels, Bronze, Silver and Gold, and the levels you earn add up to your rank.
The Badges
| Badge | What earns it | Bronze | Silver | Gold |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Trail Boss | Lead group rides | 1 ride | 10 rides | 25 rides |
| Tail Gunner | Ride at the rear as tail gunner | 1 ride | 10 rides | 25 rides |
| Crew Rider | Ride with a group | 1 ride | 10 rides | 50 rides |
| Mile Eater | Miles on your rides | 100 miles | 1,000 miles | 5,000 miles |
| Trailblazer | Share trails you mapped with every rider | 1 trail | 5 trails | 20 trails |
| Mapmaker | Your shared trails rated accurate by other riders | 1 trail | 5 trails | 20 trails |
| Trail Scout | Rate trails for accuracy | 5 trails | 25 trails | 100 trails |
Leading counts when you are the ride's leader as it ends: the organizer, or the rider the organizer made Leader or handed the lead to. See Leader, Sweep and Tail Gunner.
How a Ride Counts
- A ride counts once it ends.
- It counts for you when your own location track on that ride covers at least half a mile, so share your location in Ride Mode while you ride.
- Trail Boss, Tail Gunner and Crew Rider also need at least two riders with a track, so a ride you end on your own doesn't count toward them. Your miles on it still do.
- Miles come from your own track, with GPS jumps and time stopped left out, the same way as the ride summary.
- No signal on the trail? Your track uploads when your phone gets service again, and the ride counts then.
Badges are worked out by OnMyLead's server from what you really ride, so nobody can add one by hand. Once you earn a badge, you keep it.
Your Rank
Every level you earn counts once toward your rank. There are 21 levels in all.
| Rank | Levels earned |
|---|---|
| Rookie | 0 |
| Rider | 1 |
| Veteran | 4 |
| Expert | 9 |
| Legend | 15 |
See Your Badges
- Go to the You tab. Under your name you see your rank and a row of all seven badges. Earned badges are in their Bronze, Silver or Gold color; the rest are outlines.
- Tap the row to open Badges.
- Each badge shows its level, what earns it and how far you are from the next level, for example 4 of 10 rides led for Silver.
A badge you just earned is marked New until you open Badges.
On a tablet, Badges shows two columns in portrait and three in landscape.
When You Earn a Badge
You get a notification, for example New Badge: Trail Boss Silver. Tap it to open Badges. To turn these off, switch off Badges and Pro Trial in Notification Settings.
Other Riders' Badges
Each rider's top badge shows as a small patch beside their name in the ride's Going list, the Riders list in Ride Mode and the riders list beside the map on a tablet. Other riders see your badges and rank level, never your exact ride count or miles.