About Road Tribe

Despite only being on two wheels for a couple of years, I’ve had a love of motorbikes from a very young age. Like many riders, I’ve always enjoyed heading out with no particular plan, following the road and discovering new places along the way. But I also found myself wishing there was a simple way to uncover those hidden cafés, welcoming pubs, mechanics and meet ups without having to trawl through social media or piece other apps together.

I built Road Tribe to solve exactly that problem. To bring everything of value to riders into one easy-to-use place. Whether you’re looking for a great café, a trusted mechanic, a dealership, a meetup or a superb campsite, the app helps you find it quickly and confidently.

The idea behind Road Tribe isn’t just convenience, though. Over the last few years, I feel that the motorbike industry has felt the strain of a gradual decline. This affects everyone: the riders who lose local spots they’ve always loved, and the businesses – from dealerships and mechanics to independent cafés – that have faithfully supported the community for decades. These are places that greet bikers with open arms, warming mugs and a shared sense of belonging.

My hope is that Road Tribe helps strengthen that connection. By making it easier for riders to discover new destinations, the app encourages exploration, supports local businesses and turns every ride into the chance for a small adventure. It’s about celebrating the joy of riding, championing the places that make it special and helping keep the motorbiking community thriving.

Road Tribe is still in its early days, but it’s growing fast – and with every rider who joins, the community gets stronger.

If you’re a biker, a café owner, a mechanic or simply someone who loves the riding culture, welcome to the Tribe. 

Ride. Connect. Explore.

Jonathan