Meet the Lone Riders
Lone Riders are adventure motorcyclists first. They cross continents, chase remote borders, and ride the roads most people only trace on a map. Some are circling the globe solo. Others spend every free weekend pushing big adventure bikes through terrain they were never meant for. What they share is simple: the ride always comes first.
Every kilometre they cover is a test. Our riders run Lone Rider luggage, lights, tents, and protection through the harshest conditions on earth - desert heat, mountain passes, monsoon mud - and tell us exactly what holds up and what needs to be better. Their feedback shapes the gear we build. When a product carries the Lone Rider name, it's because riders like these have already trusted it where failure isn't an option.
They're also the most honest voice we have. They lead communities of riders around the world, and they only put their name behind gear they'd take across a continent. These are the riders who prove what "Built to Match" really means. Meet them below.
MATT Adventure
Adventure rider, gear tester & builder
Every day, every weather, every road. MATT Adventure is one of France's most prolific adventure-moto storytellers.
Remy GSA Rally
Adventure rider & riding-technique storyteller
Mountain passes, country lanes, and the relentless pursuit of better riding all from the saddle of a BMW R1300 GS.
Sandro Schmid
World Traveler
A former professional mountain biker who swapped singletrack for sand tracks and is now riding solo offroad around the world on a Yamaha Tenere 700.
Tom Barrer
Adventure rider & riding instructor
The most-watched adventure motorcycle voice in France and the man who built the Lone Rider Trophy.
Greg
Adventure rider & creator of ready-to-travel road trip guides
Greg scouts, tests and films every kilometre, then converts it all into a "ready-to-travel" guide, so other riders just have to load up the bike and go.
Morgan Bernoux
World Traveler
Morgan Bernoux, known on the road as Capitaine Morgan, has spent more than fifteen years travelling the world and turning his journeys into films.