Warming up the engine…
Warming up the engine…
The community platform for motorcyclists. Your rider card, garage, guides, routes, gear and crew in one place. No paywall, no ads, no spin, just riders sharing what they actually know.
Most motorcycle advice online is vague, out of date, or buried under ads and spam. We started Rider Wiki on a simple idea: the community is the wiki. The riders who actually own the bikes, ride the roads and turn the spanners are the people worth trusting, so the whole site is built from what they share.
riderwiki.com/rider/your-handle.Everything you contribute earns Street Cred and badges, which move you up a rider-rank ladder and unlock titles on your card. Open quests give you goals to chase, and a few special titles are earned at events. See the full list of titles and badges, and how to earn them.
Everything is rider-made and moderated before it is published. Riders draft guides, post routes, deals and events, and write reviews; a reviewer approves them before they appear, and contributors earn Street Cred and badges for accepted work.
Rider Wiki launches at the Adventure Bike Rider Festival, 26 to 28 June 2026. Come and find us, and join during the beta to claim founding recognition: the first riders aboard get the Ton-Up Club founding badge and the gold Beta Rider badge on their card.
Voluntary donations, a "buy us a coffee", and nothing else. You can give once or monthly, in your own currency. No affiliate links, no ads on the content, no sponsored "best of" lists, no paywall. Supporting earns a Supporter badge as a thank-you; it never unlocks anything, because nothing is gated.
Anything wrong, missing, or that you wish existed: email hello@riderwiki.com.