No more digging through Facebook groups and old track posts before every ride. It's all in one spot now, organized and way more detailed.
Moto Maps runs on the riders who use it. Every check-in, review, and photo comes from people who actually ride there and know the track firsthand.
Show up early and be the first to check in. Call the conditions, rate the prep, and let everyone know how it's riding before they head out.
You know your home track better than anyone. Confirm the details that are right, flag the ones that aren't, and help get it that green check.
We pull in what we can find online. If a track has no photos or GoPro laps out there, it's on the community to fill in the blanks.
Rate the prep, the layout, and the staff on their own. One track can have perfect dirt and a layout that hasn't changed in six years, and now people know that.
Feedback straight from the people using it.
Checked the morning track update, showed up to fresh prep and perfect loam. This app just gets it.
Track pages are actually accurate. Hours, prep days, gate fees — I stopped calling ahead.
Found three practice tracks within an hour of us I never knew existed. Weekends are booked now.
We claimed our shop page and riders started walking in with the parts list already pulled up.
Booked two race edits my first month on the creator map. It pays for itself.
Check-ins tell me if the track is actually busy before I load the truck. Saved me twice this month.
Make a free account and start exploring. Pro adds the track map, nearby stops, and first access to new features as they drop.
This should cover the basics of the Moto Maps platform. Can't find what you're looking for? The full FAQ has the rest.
Five. Supporter is just sign up and browse. Rider is a public profile with your bio, sponsors, and race results, all optional, though profiles under 50% complete won't show on the browse page. Creator is for photographers and filmmakers. Track Owner and Shop Owner let you claim or create a listing.
Yes. Track pages are open, but the browse page stops at 5 rows and the expanded feature and amenity list needs an account. Both are free to unlock.
Yes. Most of what was Pro at launch is free now, aside from the track map and nearby stops.
A one time pass to try Pro before committing. Good if you're headed south for a week and want to find places to ride while you're down there.
Not yet. The web version runs well on mobile, and you can add it to your home screen so it works about like an app. An app store release is planned for version 3.
Join for free, help verify tracks, and earn badges for being part of it.
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