Your track, maintained by you — not by hearsay
Motorcycle clubs, race tracks, motocross and enduro tracks and kart tracks enter their data themselves: riding days, season, surface, noise limit, guest tickets and the up-to-date track status. After review, everything appears as a pin on the NBNL map — instead of in a forum post from 2019.
Free of charge. To create and edit entries you need a business account, so that only the business itself edits its data — anyone can view the tracks without logging in.
Five types of business
From the registered club to the commercial race track — the same form, with different fields in the foreground depending on the type.
Club & motorcycle club
Show founding year, number of members and membership fee — so that interested riders know what they are getting into before they get in touch.
Race track
Track length, riding days, season and guest tickets for everyone looking for a track day.
Motocross track
Surface, permitted vehicle types, noise limit and the status after the last rain.
Enduro track
Terrain, riding days and guest ticket conditions — the questions that otherwise come in by phone.
Kart track
Kart tracks that also offer motorcycles can be registered too and appear as their own type on the map.
What you can maintain
Everything is optional except name and type — the more complete, the fewer follow-up questions come to you.
Track status
“Open”, “Closed”, “Muddy” or “Unknown / variable” — can be switched at any time, without a new submission.
Riding days & season
As free text, the way you announce it anyway: “Sat 10 am–5 pm, every 2nd Sunday”, season “March–October”.
The track itself
Surface (sand, clay, asphalt …), length in metres and the permitted vehicle types such as MX, enduro or pit bike.
Noise limit
The permitted value in dB — the detail on which rides most often fail when nobody knows it beforehand.
Guest tickets
Price and conditions for guest riders, for example “cash payment on site, helmet required”.
Exact location
Set the position via coordinates and fine-tune it on the aerial image — so that the pin sits on the track and not at the edge of town.
Logo & cover image
Upload the club crest and a picture of the track so the listing looks like you.
Where the track appears
As a pin on the map
Approved businesses appear in the track layer of the route planner — with contact details, surface and guest ticket price in the map window.
On the road in the navigator
Also in the Navigator, along the planned route — handy for anyone passing through who wants to catch a riding day.
Correctable at any time
The data stays in your hands: you enter changes yourself, and they go through a short review again.
In three steps
Create an account
Register for free with a business or club email address and confirm the address.
Create a club or track
Choose the type, enter name and description, set the location and fill in the fields that matter to you.
Get it approved
After review, the listing appears on the map. You maintain track status and riding days yourself afterwards.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a listing cost?
Nothing. The business account and track management are free of charge.
Who may register a club or a track?
Whoever runs the business or is responsible for it within the club. The details are checked before approval so that nobody outside can edit tracks that are not theirs.
Can we change the track status day by day?
Yes. “Open”, “Closed”, “Muddy” or “Unknown / variable” can be switched at any time in your account — especially for MX and enduro tracks after rain, this is by far the most important value.
We sell guest tickets — can that be shown?
Yes. Price and conditions (“cash payment on site, helmet required”) go in the guest ticket field and then appear directly at the map pin.
What happens if we change something later?
Changes go through review again before they become public. The previous version stays visible until then.
Register a club or track
Create a business account and set up the listing in a few minutes. Questions beforehand? Write to us.
