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Community · Groups

Your crew
is already setting off.

Find friends, arrive in your town group, join an association or a motorcycle club — or found a group of your own. With its own stream and dates.

How it works here

Four ways into the community

Friends

Search for a biker’s NBNL name and invite them. Confirmed friends can message you.

Local groups

Enter your home address — you end up in the city and regional group automatically.

Associations

Motorcycle associations with a board, members and a hierarchy of their own — discover and join.

Motorcycle clubs

Clubs with ranks from president to road captain. Joining is always free.

Group streamDates & ride-outsPrivate groups for members only
Already open

Public groups

A look into the community. To join you need a free NBNL account.

Next ride-out
no longer alone.

Create an account, enter your home address — NBNL does the rest. Free of charge.

Motorcycle groups – frequently asked questions

How do I find a motorcycle group near me?
At NBNL you are added to your local city and regional group automatically when you join, as soon as your home address is stored in your account. That way you find bikers and ride-outs right in your area.
Can I found my own group, association or MC?
Yes. You can found your own groups, associations or motorcycle clubs – each with its own group stream and events, to organise ride-outs and meet-ups. Associations and clubs also come with role templates (board or president, road captain and more).
What does using NBNL groups cost?
Joining is always free – local groups, finding friends, the group stream and events included. Founding a group of your own is intended for a premium account.
Can I plan ride-outs and events with my group?
Yes. Every group has an event calendar and a stream of its own, which you use to plan and coordinate joint ride-outs, meet-ups and tours.
What is the difference between a group, an association and an MC?
A group is a loose circle without a fixed hierarchy. An association maps a board and its members. A motorcycle club works with ranks from president down to prospect. All three are purely organisational features of NBNL and do not establish a legal entity.