Quick answers about planning a motorcycle ride around the weather.
Paste a Google Maps directions link (short share links work too), type a From and To, or import a GPX file. Pick your departure date and hour, then Create report.
Your estimated arrival time and the weather (temperature, rain probability, wind, gusts, visibility) at points along the route, the Dry Road Score, sunrise/sunset at the destination, and food options near each checkpoint.
How often the route is sampled for weather — every 30 / 60 / 90 / 120 minutes. More often = more detail. You'll find it under Ride options.
An estimate of road-surface dryness at each point: likely dry, possibly damp, or likely wet. It combines recent rainfall, drying conditions (sun, wind, temperature, humidity), soil moisture and altitude. See the guide for detail.
Routing engines give optimistic, free-flow times. We slow them for traffic and twisty mountain roads and add rest breaks, so arrivals — and the weather read at them — are realistic. Pick your break style under Ride options.
Yes — every report compares the next 7 days for the same route and ranks them by rain probability and road dryness. Tap a day to re-plan it.
Create a report, tap 📡 Live tracking, open @Haremoto_bot, and share your Telegram Live Location. The bot warns you when rain or wet roads are coming up; send /status for the forecast ahead. See the guide.
Yes. It's free, with no account required. Plans can be shared via link, exported as GPX, or saved as an image.
It's a planning estimate. Times assume normal riding; weather is a forecast and can change, especially in the mountains. Check official sources and ride to the conditions. Haremoto is not a navigation app — don't use it while riding.
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