A community of riders, not just a feed

A feed post suits a question or experience intended for the relevant community audience. A private message suits a conversation with a particular rider. An event brings together time and meeting details; a club provides a continuing context for riders with a shared interest. Check the audience and the details before publishing or sharing.

A group name alone does not establish its riding pace or suitability. If a description is unclear, ask before joining. Phone numbers, personal addresses and sensitive information should stay out of public posts.

Agree on a meeting time and place, a general route, and what to do if someone separates from the group. Make sure everyone understands the pace and can opt out or leave without pressure. The Motorcycle Safety Foundation group-riding guide provides further guidance; reading it does not replace practical instruction.

A route created by another rider still needs your own review for experience and conditions. If plans change, confirm that participants have the update. The route-planning guide helps structure that review.

Share only what is necessary for the conversation. A photo can reveal locations or personal details beyond its subject. Before sharing another rider’s information, ask for their permission. Do not assume a shared hobby makes every contact welcome.

Rules on conduct and safety are set out in the terms and child-safety page. Read the privacy policy for how information is handled.

The separate demo illustrates the layout and flow without publishing real community activity. Its posts, messages and events are sample data. Live reads require an authorized account; production writes and real Dating remain disabled. The public tips page contains curated editorial advice, not private or user-submitted tips.