The second Kojori release is about riding with other people — and showing it. Bikeyard now notices when you rode together, lets someone follow your ride live, and turns your results into artwork that goes straight to your story.
Group rides
When you and your friends record the same ride, Bikeyard puts you together. The feed shows one card with everyone's names instead of five copies of the same loop, and the ride page tells you who rode along.
Estimated power
Every ride now carries an estimate of the power you put down, worked out from the track, your bike and your weight. Your weight is optional and stays private — it is used for the estimate and nothing else.
Share a ride live
Bikeyard Ping sends a link that shows where you are while you ride. When the ride is saved, the live position is gone.
Results as you ride
- See where your efforts would place before you even save the ride.
- Ride a trail three times and all three runs count — the fastest one ranks.
- Efforts count the way a trail flows, so riding a descent uphill no longer lands on its board.
- Choose how early the start cue sounds and when the finish cue fires.
Bundles on the map
Bundles have their own colours and their names on the map. Trim a bundle's ends right in the builder.
Share it
Rides, trail efforts, challenges and trail conditions now become artwork that goes to Instagram Stories in one tap. Finish a challenge and its badge flips over in your hand.
More of the community
- Like posts.
- Talk about a trail proposal before you vote, with notifications for replies.
- Trail pages show the trail's Wiki article, and the reader lets you pick its typeface.
- The heatmap has a day-by-day timeline, and the garage got a fresh look.
And for the season — a Halloween splash.