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Travel Riders

Find, compare, and book motorcycle tours

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Built by a rider in Portugal who got tired of planning tours across scattered operator websites, spreadsheets, and GPS apps. Travel Riders puts tour discovery and comparison in one marketplace, adds a free GPX route planner, and gives small tour operators a storefront with bookings included. Pre-launch — waitlist open now.

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Features

  • Free motorcycle route planner — build multi-stop itineraries over scenic riding roads
  • GPX export, Garmin-compatible, ready to load on your device
  • Tour marketplace (opening soon): compare guided and self-guided tours from independent operators side by side
  • Operator storefronts with integrated bookings and payments — no website needed
  • Hand-vetted operators: safety record, guide experience, and customer feedback standards
  • Riders' Tales: route guides and touring stories
  • Waitlist for early access to the first tour listings

Use Cases

  • Plan a multi-day motorcycle trip and export the route straight to your GPS
  • Find and compare guided tours for a region you don't know
  • Book a self-guided tour with routes and logistics handled, riding at your own pace
  • Tour operators: take bookings online without building or maintaining a website
  • Riding academies: list training programs and manage signups
  • Discover scenic roads and proven routes shared by other riders

Comments

Combining a scenic-road planner with a tour marketplace feels unusually coherent for motorcycle travel—the GPX export to Garmin is the detail that makes it practical. For the comparison view, it would be useful to expose bike rental, luggage support, daily riding distance, road surface, and difficulty as consistent filters. Are those fields part of the operator storefront schema?

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Comments

Combining a scenic-road planner with a tour marketplace feels unusually coherent for motorcycle travel—the GPX export to Garmin is the detail that makes it practical. For the comparison view, it would be useful to expose bike rental, luggage support, daily riding distance, road surface, and difficulty as consistent filters. Are those fields part of the operator storefront schema?

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