Rides near you, with filters
See what's on near your riding area this week, with the level and who's going. Filter for Beginners welcome, No-drop, women's or men's rides, and your disciplines.
You turn up to the right ride, at your level.
for riders
find people to ride with, this week, near you.
Rides near you, at your level, with people who wait at the top. Join with a tap. Or go out on your own and see who else is.
Every feature says who it helps: More riders Less admin Easier for riders
find a ride you'll enjoy
Your next ride, at the top
The ride you're going on next sits at the top of Rides. Rides from your groups come first each day, marked your group.
Your rides are one tap away, not lost in the feed.
Join with one tap, or a scan
Tap to join. Or at the trailhead, scan the host's code with your phone's camera and you're in and checked in.
Late to the car park? Still counted.
Women's and men's rides
A ride or group can be for women or for men. You're asked once who you're riding as, and only Plus1 sees the answer.
Rides where everyone knows who they're for.
Events, and who's going
Say you're going to an event and see how many Plus1 riders are going too.
Find someone to ride with at the big ones.
on the day, and after
Saved for no signal
Rides you're on this week are saved on your phone: the meeting point, the what3words and who's going.
The details are there when the signal isn't.
Routes, with the GPX
See the route on the map with the distance and climb, and get the GPX for your bike computer. The first and last 500 m stay hidden, unless that end is the meeting point.
Know what you're in for. Nobody's front door on the map.
Pinned ride updates
The host's latest update sits at the top of the ride. Change the time or place and the update posts itself.
Nobody misses the change of plan.
Activity in your Inbox
Comments, updates and invites from the last month in one list. Notifications off? Plus1 tells you when you join, and one tap turns them back on.
Catch up without scrolling a group chat.
Thanks after the ride
An hour after the ride, Plus1 asks you to thank who came. Tell the group how it went if you want to. Most people just say thanks.
A thank you is how strangers become a crew.
Riders' photos
Add your photos to a finished ride and see everyone else's.
The ride's over. The story isn't.
riding mates, and who's out now
Riding mates and your Plus1 code
Scan a rider's Plus1 code in person and you're riding mates straight away. Or share your link and they get a request.
Keep the good ones. Know when they head out.
Active now
Going out? Choose who sees you: Everyone, Mates or Just me. Riders see a rough square, never your exact spot, and it ends on its own.
Ride on your own, and still find company.
Trail reports that last
Say a trail's running great, muddy or closed. A closure stays up for a week, a month, two months or until it reopens, and anyone nearby can say it's open again.
Know before you drop in.
Epic trails, secret spots and places near you
Call a trail epic, pin a secret spot for riders nearby or just your mates, and see the café and bike shop nearest you while you're out.
Local knowledge, from riders who were just there.
Pop-up rides
The forecast finds the good riding windows near you. Tap keen, and when three are keen a pop-up ride appears and someone steps up to host.
A good day doesn't go to waste.
Been there
Your scratch map fills in the squares you ride, across every riding area in the UK. Only you see it, unless you share it.
Somewhere new to ride, and a reason to go.
your bike, and your wrist
The Garage, free
Add your bike, from over 900 already listed, and your miles. Every part shows fine, coming up or due, with a reminder on the day.
The chain gets done before it takes the cassette with it.
Apple Watch
Go out and stop from your wrist, see riders out near you and the trail reports, and reply to messages.
The phone stays in the pack.
questions riders ask
Do I have to be an experienced rider?
Not at all. Every ride says its level, and rides marked Beginners welcome or No-drop are one filter away. Not sure? Ask the host a question on the ride before you go.
Do I need the app to see a ride?
No. Every ride and group has a web page anyone can open. To join a ride, check in or add a riding mate, you need the app.
Can people see where I am?
Only roughly, and only when you choose. When you go out, pick Everyone, Mates or Just me. Riders see a rough square, never your exact spot, and your session ends on its own. Routes on rides hide the first and last 500 metres too.
What's the Garage?
A service tracker for your bike, inside the app. Pick your bike, give it your miles or a rough idea of how much you ride, and Plus1 shows which parts are fine, coming up or due. It's built on the part makers' service intervals, adjusted for e-bikes and wet riding. Every number is a best guess, so you can tell it when a part's still fine. There's more in how the garage works.
What disciplines does it cover?
MTB, trail, enduro, downhill, XC, gravel, e-MTB and road. A ride can have more than one, so MTB and e-bike riders both know they're welcome.
