Community
A profile that says how you ride
Your bike, your style, where you ride from. And a feed made by motorcyclists only.
What goes in your profile
Four things, and whoever finds you already knows if you would ride well together.
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Who you are on the bike
Rider, pillion, traveller. Solo or group. Two choices that save a lot of messages.
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The garage
The bikes you have and the ones you had, with make, model and photos. Handy when a group invites by model.
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Photos, reels and routes
What you post stays on your profile, as a grid or a feed. Recorded routes land there on their own.
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Where you ride from
The simplest way to be found by people who leave from the same motorway junction.
The feed
Only bikes, only roads
No kittens and no politics. The feed holds rides, reels, photos and routes from people you follow, plus what the community is rating right now.
Good posting gets noticed. Brands look at who has a following and well rated routes, and partnerships start from there.
- Post photos and reels
- Share links
- Likes, comments and shares
- Follow friends, clubs and workshops
Riding companions
A free seat, or a seat to take
Some people ride with the pillion seat empty. Others have no bike and would leave tomorrow. This section is where they meet.
Look through profiles, propose a ride, and when the trip is over each leaves the other a review.
- Choose who to ride with
- Propose a ride
- Enjoy the trip
- Leave a review
Chat
From profile to message in one tap
From any profile you can start a chat, look at the garage or open the routes they have published. No need to swap numbers to agree on a ride-out.
Questions about profiles
Do I need a motorcycle to sign up?
No. You can join as a pillion or simply as an enthusiast, and look for someone to ride with under Riding companions.
Who can see where I am?
Nobody, until you switch it on. Live position is turned on by hand and turned off whenever you like.
Can I keep my profile private?
Yes. You choose whether posts and garage are open to all or to followers only. Your home town stays visible, because that is how people find you.