Motorcycle Route Library

Yes! All of our routes we have ridden once, twice or more! These routes have been planned, mapped and ridden by a team member at Veloce Club before we publish it. So there is no AI crap here... all human made!

Veloce Club is a motorcycle destination - we're trying to make it into a community hub. And as such we lead lots of ride outs or have groups come to the shop and ask about routes. So we thought lets get a route library together!

Each purchase includes a high-quality GPX file containing the full route, carefully planned roads, waypoints, and highlights. You’ll also receive basic instructions on how to use the file on your device or app.

We offer a variety of route lengths, from half-day rides to multi-day touring adventures. Each route description includes distance and estimated duration.

No. Once downloaded and imported into your GPS device or app, you can use the route offline.

Yes. You can import the GPX files into many motorcycle-friendly apps on iPhone or Android.

Our GPX routes work with most major devices and apps, including Beeline Moto II, INNOVV N2 and other physical devices as well popular mobile navigation apps.

Our routes are designed specifically for motorcyclists, prioritising scenic roads, enjoyable riding sections, and great stops along the way.

A GPX file (GPS Exchange Format) is a universal, XML-based text file used to store and share GPS data, including waypoints, routes and tracks for navigation. Whilst no two platforms are the same, the general rule of thumb is to import you .gpx file and should be opened by your platform/device.

After purchasing your GPX route, you will receive an email which will contain a link to the download. If you haven't received your email, please check your junk/spam folder. If you still don't have it, then drop an email with your order number to hello@veloceclub.co.uk and we'll send it over

We charge a nominal fee - not for us, but we use the money collated (along with other events and activities) to make a donation to a designated charity at the end of the year.

The routes do involve planning then riding the route and then updating - and that does take up time. In addition the software used does come with an annual fee. So whilst we don't charge to make money, we felt (and we also ran this past people in our community) that a small fee that goes to charity would be a great idea.

Its a win-win - you get a great route and a charity gets some money!