Route scoring for motorcyclists
Score any route
before you ride it.
MotoScore evaluates roads on what matters when you're on a bike, and gives you a separate verdict for sport riding and for touring.
Free during the private beta · No credit card · Exports to Google Maps & standard GPX
A verdict for sport and for touring
MotoScore reads a road's corners, surface, climbs and altitude — not just its line on the map — and gives a separate verdict for sport riding and for touring, side by side.
Export to any device
One-touch to Google Maps, or GPX export — Garmin-optimised, with standard GPX for other navigation tools.
Save & compare routes
Save the routes you score — free up to a limit, and Pro removes it. Comparing two variants of a route side by side is part of Pro. Beta testers get both, with nothing locked.
How it works
Three steps from map to GPS.
Draw or import your route
Click waypoints on the map, or drop in a GPX file from Garmin Explore, Komoot, or anywhere else. Road-snapping handles the geometry automatically.
Read both verdicts
Every route gets a sport verdict and a touring verdict, side by side. Where they differ, the road is telling you what kind of ride it is.
Export to your GPS
Open directly in Google Maps, or export a Garmin-optimised GPX that loads cleanly onto a Garmin motorcycle GPS (tested on the Zumo XT2) and stays on the line you drew.
The score, explained
Alberta, Canada
Highway 93 runs 230 km from Lake Louise to Jasper, glaciers on one side and the Rockies on the other. It's the rare road you would plan a trip around rather than fit into a weekend. One of the roads that made us build MotoScore.
Read how scoring works →How scoring works
Built for riders, not just roads.
Most apps treat roads as navigation problems. MotoScore treats them as experiences. The model captures what makes a road feel extraordinary — including things GPS geometry alone can't see, like long sustained grades and high altitude.
Skyline Drive in Cañon City, CO is short, relatively straight, and technically unremarkable. It also happens to be one of the most extraordinary roads in the state — perched on a ridge with drop-offs on both sides. An early version of the model scored it poorly, and it's the road that showed us geometry alone isn't enough.
The same road doesn't suit every rider. MotoScore tells you how well a road fits sport riding and how well it fits touring, side by side — the rider hunting corners and the rider covering ground — so you know before you go, not thirty miles in.
It's a verdict on fit, not on safety; check conditions and ride your own judgment.
Export & share
Your route, your device
One-touch to Google Maps, or download a GPX file — Garmin-optimised for motorcycle GPS units, or standard GPX for other navigation tools.
Open in Google Maps
Sends your route directly to Google Maps for turn-by-turn navigation. No file download needed.
Works on iPhone & Android · Opens in the Maps app immediately
Garmin-Compatible GPX
Optimised for Garmin motorcycle GPS — imports cleanly and stays on the line you drew. Tested on the Garmin Zumo XT2.
Garmin Zumo XT2 (tested) · expected to work on XT3, Tread, and zūmo 396
Standard GPX
Clean GPX 1.1 format compatible with standard GPX navigation tools — Wahoo, TomTom, Kurviger, and anything else that reads the format.
Guides
Plan rides you'll remember
How-to guides and scoring deep-dives, with road reports on the way.
Your next great ride starts here.
Free during the private beta. Works with your GPS. Scores ride quality, not just distance.
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