Adopta
un e-biker
(Adopt an e-biker)
Find your group.
Share your passion.
Cyclists of every level, age and bike, brought together by the urge to ride. We connect newcomers with people who already have the kilometres, on e-bikes or conventional bikes, on road, MTB or gravel.
The bike brings us together. We make the road together. This is not two kinds of cycling at war; it is proof they can share the same ride. The best partner is not the one on your bike. It is the one who wants to go out.
What we offer
People to ride with, not another track app.
Adopta un eBiker connects cyclists who want a group: newcomers and people with kilometres already in the legs. Road, MTB or gravel. E-bike or analog.
Find your group
People near you, in your discipline, at a compatible pace. The point is to ride, not to stack kudos.
Adoption between cyclists
A veteran rides with you. A beginner joins in. No ranking, no palmarès, and nobody gets dropped in silence.
Every bike
E-bike or analog, it does not matter. Each ride is planned around the route, the pace and the group’s range.
A reviewed signup
You send a request. An administrator confirms it by email. Then you enter the intranet and meet the peloton.
Who it is for
If you are starting
You are new, you hesitate to join a group, or you want longer rides without the fear of being left behind.
If you already have the kilometres
You want to open the group, show the way and ride with new people. Adopting means riding with someone, not bossing them.
Whatever the bike
Road, MTB or gravel. E-bike or analog. You do not need the same machine. You need the same urge to go out.
Who
we are
Nobody stays home for lack of a group, for being new, for not matching other people’s level, or for riding a different bike.
The idea
We are a cycling community for people who share the same passion: riding, enjoying the road and discovering places. We bring together road, MTB and gravel, conventional and electric bikes, and we connect beginners with more experienced riders.
We want something simple and valuable back: riding as a group. Sharing a route, learning, stopping for a coffee, finding new paths and going home ready to do it again.
A veteran’s experience helps whoever is starting. A beginner’s spark gives something back to whoever has years in the legs. You do not need the same level, age or bike to enjoy it. You need the will to share.
What we want
Connect cyclists
Ride partners by area, discipline, level and appetite.
Companionship across generations
Different ages and paths sharing kilometres.
Live together, don’t label
E-bike or analog: just a way to enjoy the road.
An open community
Nobody has to prove a thing. Attitude, respect and hunger to ride.
The bike you ride does not matter here
There are no first-class and second-class bikes. There are people who want to pedal. An e-bike is still a bike ride. A conventional bike does not make you more of a cyclist.
Living together does not mean everyone joins every ride. Each group sets the route, pace, range and terrain. Differences are not a reason to shut people out. They are a reason to organise well.
Values
Inclusion
Every bike belongs: electric or analog, road, MTB or gravel. Nobody is out of place because of the bike they ride.
Companionship
Sharing kilometres, helping through the hard bits and celebrating every rider’s small wins.
Learning both ways
Experience is shared and curiosity is catching. Everyone can teach something and everyone can learn.
Respect and safety
We respect other people’s pace, the rules, the paths and the land. A good ride is one everyone wants to repeat.
Joy
You do not have to race or chase records. Riding is also talking, stopping and looking at the view.
Passion for the bike
What unites us is pedalling, finding new places and the freedom of the bike. The rest is secondary.
The manifesto
How you arrive does not matter. That you come does.
We believe in rides without prejudice. People who have pedalled all their lives and people who just found it. E-bikes and analog bikes. Back roads, the hills and gravel tracks.
Cycling is more than a solo sport. It is meeting people, sharing and making friends. We do not want anyone stuck at home because they cannot find their group.
The same passion. Different bikes. One community.
Beginners
The joy of discovering. Someone who just started, has little time in, or wants longer rides, in company and at their own pace.
Two profiles, one passion
They might ride an e-bike, road, MTB or gravel. They might not know how to plan a ride, feel shy joining a group, or cannot find anyone at their pace.
Being a beginner does not mean riding an e-bike. Experience and bike type are two different things.
What they look for
- People to ride with, without the fear of being dropped.
- Learning from others and getting better bit by bit.
- Routes that fit their level and their bike.
- Enjoying the ride without pressure, comparisons or prejudice.
Veterans
Experience, shared. Someone with kilometres behind them: road, MTB, gravel or e-bike. They do not have to race.
To adopt is to ride with someone
It is not teaching from above or taking charge of anyone. It is opening the group, inviting someone on a ride and helping them feel they belong.
Being a veteran does not necessarily mean a conventional bike. Experience and bike type are two different things.
To adopt is to accompany, not to lead. To share, not to compete.
What they bring
- Places and paths worth discovering.
- Advice on technique, safety, kit and prep.
- Help so beginners gain confidence.
- Company and the spirit of the old group rides.
How it
works
Four steps to find your group. You choose beginner or veteran and send a join request. The administrator reviews it and confirms your spot.
01
Create your profile
Who you are, where you ride, which bike and which discipline. Also your experience and the kind of rides you want.
02
Find cyclists
Browse profiles near you. People who are starting out, or veterans ready to share what they already know.
03
Organise a group ride
Propose a ride or join one. Day, time, route and pace. Each group has its own character: easy, gravel, road or hills.
04
Ride, enjoy, repeat
What matters happens off the screen. If it fits, that first ride can become your regular group.
Join request
The administrator receives your request and confirms your spot by email.
Internal code
Simple rules so a ride belongs to everyone, not to whoever is fastest.
01
The group sets the pace, not the ego.
Before you leave, a realistic pace and a route that fits who is coming.
02
Nobody is left behind unannounced.
Everyone knows how hard it will be and what to do if someone needs to stop or turn back.
03
Electric assist is not a reason for prejudice.
Each rider chooses their bike. What matters is knowing the route and the limits of the kit.
04
The veteran accompanies; the beginner takes part.
Experience helps, but the ride belongs to everyone.
05
Safety is everyone’s job.
Rules, kit, and calling out what matters before and during the ride.
06
Respect comes before kilometres.
No mockery or contempt for bike, age, level or experience.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an e-bike to join?+
No. The brand talks about e-bikers, but the community is open to road, MTB and gravel riders, on e-bikes or conventional bikes.
Can I join if I am just starting?+
Yes. It is built so newcomers can find company and share their first rides with people nearby.
Do I have to be a veteran to ride with someone?+
Not necessarily. Anyone with experience in a discipline who wants to share it with respect can accompany, whatever bike they ride.
Can I ride with someone on a different bike?+
Yes, if the route, pace and bikes are compatible. You plan it ahead so everyone knows what to expect.
Is there a fitness requirement?+
No. Each person states an approximate level and the kind of ride. That makes it easier to find a group at a matching pace.
Is the platform only for learning?+
No. It is also for veterans looking for new partners, people who want other routes, and anyone who simply wants a wider circle.