Find a route
Find or Create a Ride from Curated Routes & Destinations
Open 2 Wheels in Common and browse curated and community routes by theme or region. Pick one, then either join a ride already planned around it or create your own ride from that route in a couple of taps: no group and no destination in mind required.
Sometimes you do not want to plan a whole ride. You do not have a group yet, you do not have a destination in mind, and you just want an excuse to get on the bike this weekend. That is exactly what routes in 2 Wheels in Common are for: browse first, decide later.
Browsing curated and community routes
Every route in the app is searchable by theme (views, food, coffee, fuel, rest, or parking), so you can look for "a route with a good coffee stop" instead of scrolling a blank map. Every route and ride detail screen groups the stops along the way by theme too, so you can see what you are riding toward before you commit to anything.
Routes come from two places. Curated routes are pre-populated as soon as a region gets its first rider, so there is always something rideable even in a brand-new area. Community routes are everything riders like you have planned or recorded and shared: turn-by-turn plans built before a single mile, or GPS tracks recorded on the road with waypoint stops marked along the way.
Look for the "✓ Verified" badge on a route if you want a known-good option. It means an admin has reviewed it, so you can tell it apart from a one-off variation someone recorded once and never rode again.
New to the area? There is still something to ride.
If you land in a region the app has not built up much content for yet, you are not stuck with an empty map. The moment you join from that region, it gets pre-populated with a small set of AI-seeded routes: grounded in local knowledge, mapped as rideable loops on real roads, and always labeled so it is obvious what it is. Every AI-generated route defaults to a loop that starts and ends somewhere you can park, and you can report it if something looks off.
Join a planned ride, or create your own
Once a route looks good, you have two paths forward. Browse for a ride that is already scheduled around it: someone else has already picked the date, the meeting point, and the route, and you just show up. Or take that same route and build your own ride from it: set a date, time, and meeting point, and invite riders as you go. Either way, the route itself does the hard part.
Not part of a riding group yet? You do not need one to browse routes or join a ride, but if you find yourself wanting a regular crew instead of one-off rides, see how to create a motorcycle riding group. And once you have found a route worth building a ride around, scheduling a group ride walks through setting the date, meeting point, and RSVPs so people show up.
Frequently asked
How do I find a motorcycle route to ride this weekend?
Open 2 Wheels in Common and browse curated and community routes by theme or region: filter for views, food, coffee, fuel, rest, or parking stops. Pick one with a "✓ Verified" badge if you want a known-good ride, then either join a planned ride already scheduled around it or create your own ride from that route in a couple of taps.
What is the difference between a route and a ride?
A route is the planned or recorded GPS path itself: the roads, the stops, the distance. A ride is a scheduled gathering built around a route, with a date, time, meeting point, and a list of riders showing up. You can browse routes solo with no ride attached, or find a ride that already has one built in.
Do I need to be in a group to use a curated route?
No. Routes are browsable on their own, independent of any group. You can ride one solo, or spin up a ride from it and invite people as you go. Joining a group is not a prerequisite.
What if I ride somewhere the app has no routes yet?
The moment a rider joins from a region the app has not seeded yet, it gets pre-populated with a small set of AI-seeded routes: grounded in local knowledge, mapped as rideable loops on real roads, always labeled as AI-generated, and starting and ending somewhere you can park. You are not stuck with an empty map while you wait for the community to catch up.
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