Short answer: make motorcycle friends by going where riders already gather: a community app like Revamigo, moto cafe meetups, local groups and group rides. Start with one easy ride, keep showing up and friendships follow.
Riding is social once you are in the right circle, but getting in can feel hard, especially if your old riding friends moved on or you just started. These are seven ways that work.
7 ways to meet riders
- Use a rider app. In Revamigo you browse riders nearby, see their bike and riding style and chat before you meet.
- Visit moto cafes and meetup spots. Moto Spots in the app include meetups and moto cafes.
- Join a local group or club. Fixed rides and regular faces.
- Go to events. Bike nights, track days and charity rides.
- Take a course. Riding or safety courses bring you together with riders at your level.
- Say hi on the road. In Revamigo you can see riders you passed, and connect afterwards.
- Invite someone. Plan a short ride to a spot and ask a rider to join.
Make the first ride easy
Pick a public meeting point, keep the first ride short and agree on a stop. Our guides on riding with new people and planning a group ride cover the details.
Frequently asked questions
How do I make motorcycle friends?
Go where riders already are: a rider community app, moto cafe meetups, local groups and group rides. Be consistent, ride at an easy pace and say yes to the first invitation.
Where can I meet other motorcyclists?
Use an app such as Revamigo, visit moto cafes and meetup spots, join a local group or ask the riders you already know.
What if I ride alone and feel shy?
Start with a short, relaxed ride and a public meeting point. Chatting first in an app makes the first meeting easier.
Do I need a big bike to join group rides?
No. Pick riders with a similar riding style and experience. Pace matters more than engine size.
Related guides: find a motorcycle riding buddy, how to find motorcycle riders, plan a group ride and riding solo vs in a group. Download Revamigo for iOS or Android.
