These rules apply to everything on MotoRev: posts, articles, comments, messages, group rides, routes, events and profiles. They sit alongside the Terms and the Privacy Policy.
Be A Rider First
MotoRev is for people who ride. Show up the way you would at a meet or a fuel stop: talk about bikes, roads, wrenching and the ride. Help newer riders. Disagree about oil brands all you like, but keep it about the riding.
No Harassment Or Hate
Do not attack, threaten, stalk or demean other riders. Do not target anyone over race, ethnicity, religion, gender, sexuality, disability, age or where they come from. Slurs, dogpiling and repeated unwanted contact are all out. If someone asks you to stop, stop.
No Dangerous Challenges Or Stunt Bait
Do not post dares, challenges or calls to perform stunts on public roads, and do not goad other riders into riding past their limits. Wheelies on a closed course are a skill. Wheelies through an intersection with a "your turn" caption are stunt bait, and they will be removed.
Speed And Lean Brags Get No Special Treatment
You can post what you ride and how you ride it. A top speed readout or a knee down photo is not a rule break on its own. It also earns nothing: the feed does not boost brag posts, there are no leaderboards for speed on public roads, and content that clearly shows reckless riding around other road users can be removed like any other dangerous content.
Disclose Sponsorships And AI Help
If you were paid, given a product or otherwise compensated for a post or article, turn on the Sponsored or Paid Partnership disclosure and name the partner. If you used AI tools to write or build a meaningful part of your post, turn on Made With AI Help. Disclosed content ranks exactly like everything else, with no boost and no penalty. Undisclosed sponsorships and AI content can be reported and may be removed.
No Selling Stolen Parts
Do not list, trade or promote stolen motorcycles, parts or gear. Do not post guides for defeating locks, trackers or immobilizers. If a deal looks like it came off someone else's bike, report it. We cooperate with law enforcement on theft reports.
Respect Private Information
Do not post other people's license plates, VINs, home addresses, phone numbers, garage locations or anything else that could lead someone to them or their bike. Blur plates in photos of bikes that are not yours. Your own plate and VIN are yours to share, but think about who can see them before you do.
Fan Pages And Impersonation
Fan pages are welcome. Say it's a fan page in your bio. Fan pages can't be verified. An account that gets verified while hiding that it's a fan page, or that pretends to be someone else, will be terminated.
Fan pages can use Pro. They can't be verified.
Reporting And Appeals
Every post, article, comment, bike and profile has a Report option in its menu. Pick the closest reason and add a note if it helps. Reports go to the moderation team, not to the person you reported, and they never see who reported them.
If something of yours is removed or your account is restricted, you get a notice saying what happened and why. You can appeal from that notice or by writing to support. A different moderator reviews appeals. If we got it wrong, we restore the content and clear the strike.
Enforcement Ladder
Most problems are handled in order. Serious cases, such as threats, theft or targeting someone's private information, can skip straight to the end.
- Warning. A note on what crossed the line and which guideline applies.
- Post Removal. The content comes down. Repeated removals add up.
- Suspension. Posting, commenting and messaging are paused for a set period. You can still ride, navigate and use Protect.
- Ban. The account is closed. Bans can be appealed once.
What Moderators Can See
Moderators see what you publish, including posts set to followers only when they are reported, plus the report itself and your enforcement history. They can see a post's edit history, including edits a staff member made quietly. They do not see your direct messages unless a participant reports a message, and then only the reported thread. They never see your passwords, payment details, ride tracks you keep private, or your Protect emergency contacts.
Changes
When these guidelines change in a way that matters, we post about it and update the date at the top. Keep riding, keep it honest, and look after each other.