BikerBuddy Launched: The Airbnb App for Adventure Riders
New mobile app creates lodging connections for traveling motorcyclists.

BikerBuddy, a new community for bike-minded travelers and hosts, has announced the launch of their BikerBuddy app for iOS and Android operating systems. The BikerBuddy app connects traveling motorcyclists with motorcycle-convenient hosting sites, offering low-rate, convenient lodging and more.
BikerBuddy is all about connecting motorcyclists. Co-founder Paul Douglas is sure motorcyclists can offer more than traditional shared economy hosts.
“BikerBuddy is more than places to stay on a road trip,” Douglas said. “It’s a tool for connecting bike-minded people. It’s about knowing you can rely on who you’re staying with to have some motorcycle knowledge and there’s a lot of value in that. We have hosts that accept parts and other shipments to their properties for riders and that convenience is a real benefit for travelers. Other hosts set up wash stations or workstations for routine bike maintenance; there is absolutely no denying the power of local riding knowledge. You can’t get that from a hotel or a traditional vacation rental.”
Flat-Rate Lodging Wherever You Stop
BikerBuddy hosts offer flat-rate lodging. This means trip budgets go further than ever and with a wide range of hosting options, travelers have great choices. Lodging rates are (per night) $20 per tent spot, $30 to stay in an RV or camper on a host’s property, $40 for a private room and $100 for a house. As a rider, you have the flexibility to find a host that meets your needs. As a host, you can earn money by hosting riders and offer amenities such as Wi-Fi, laundry, shower, or cooking areas.
To learn more, and to become a BikerBuddy host for FREE, visit their website or download the BikerBuddy app from the iTunes App Store or on Google Play.
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Hi. Thnx for the review. Just a suggestion for future reviews of this type: pls include if the service is worldwide or limited to any specific countries. This might be helpful to your global audience. Cheers.
Good point Jerry. Thanks for the feedback!
“This item is not available in your country” surely that’s the point for ADV riders??