Discovermotorcycle-friendly placesall over the world

A place where showing up on a bike isn't a problem: somewhere to park off the street, staff used to riders walking in wearing gear, and room to dry wet gear. That's what the map records about a place, and what a rider confirms once they've actually stopped there.

Riders and open data, and the difference matters. A core of the map was gathered and checked by hand by the rider community, and riders keep adding to it. Every submission is read by a person before it goes live. The rest is imported from public map sources so there's something to find where no rider has been yet; nobody has visited those entries. Riders are what turn an imported pin into a recommendation.

Eleven categories: accommodation, food, motorcycle shops, repair services, rentals, gas stations, tow trucks, medical help, rider communities, viewpoints and guided adventures.

Yes. Places you've already loaded stay available offline, which is the whole point. The stretches where you most need a mechanic or a bed are usually the stretches with no coverage.

No. The app is free to download and free to use, and there are no ads.

Open the place on the map or tap Add, fill in what a rider needs to know, and attach a photo. It takes about a minute. Large parts of the map are imported and nobody has ridden to them. One place you've actually used is worth more than a hundred pins nobody has checked.