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Find company for a bike ride

Matching expectations matters more than choosing the longest route. Riders with different experience can enjoy a trip together when the pace is clear.

Describe distance and pace

Mention approximate kilometres, surfaces and climbs. “An easy 10 km with a coffee stop” helps people judge whether the ride suits them. Say whether the route works for someone returning after a break.

An invitation to adapt

Looking for company for 10–12 km on Saturday, at a relaxed pace with a coffee stop. Bring your own bike. We will agree the route in the chat.

Check bikes and costs

Each rider is responsible for their bike. Check brakes and tyres, and bring water, a helmet and lights. If anyone needs a rental, check availability, price and return time directly with the rental shop before agreeing the ride.

Choose a route with options

Start in a busy public place and leave a way to shorten the ride. Agree to wait at turns and stop if someone needs a break. Rain, strong wind or a mechanical problem may mean changing the plan together.

Turn the idea into a meeting

Browse invitations or suggest your own plan.

Where to go together

Choose a city and explore places. Check facilities for your activity, accessibility and reservations with the venue.