THROTTLE TRIBE UK
UK-BASED RIDERS FROM INDIA
NO MAN LEFT BEHIND
“Different bikes. Different roads. One Tribe.”
“Bringing together Indian motorcycle riders across the UK for unforgettable rides, friendships and adventures.”
WHY THROTTLE TRIBE?
Throttle Tribe started with a simple observation. Our founder saw thriving motorcycle communities throughout the UK but comparatively little visibility of Indian riders riding together. There were riders out there — but they weren’t connected.
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NO MAN LEFT BEHIND
“It isn’t simply our motto. It defines how we ride.
UPCOMING RIDES
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WHY THROTTLE TRIBE?
“Throttle Tribe started with a simple observation.
Our founder, Rohit Sinha, saw thriving motorcycle communities throughout the UK but comparatively little visibility and representation of Indian riders riding together.
There were riders out there — but they weren’t connected.
Throttle Tribe was created to bring them together.
What started as an idea has become a growing community of riders connected by motorcycles, friendship, adventure and Indian roots.
It doesn’t matter whether you ride a cruiser, superbike, adventure bike, sports tourer, classic or something completely different.
When we ride together, we are one Tribe.”
ROHIT SINHA
“Throttle Tribe was founded with a vision to create a strong, welcoming and visible community for Indian motorcycle riders across the United Kingdom.”
RIDE SAFETY
Every rider is responsible for their own motorcycle, insurance, licence, protective equipment and compliance with UK road laws.
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“No Man Left Behind does not mean unsafe riding. It means we look after each other.”
UPCOMING RIDES
Organised group rides are the core of the Tribe. The rides below are sample entries — an administrator adds, edits and cancels rides once the site is live.
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OUR MACHINES
Sample rider profiles, shown to demonstrate the layout. No private contact details are displayed publicly.
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JOIN THE TRIBE
“Ride a motorcycle in the UK and want to become part of a growing community of Indian riders? Introduce yourself to the Tribe.”
GET IN TOUCH
Not ready to join yet? Ask us anything — membership, rides, collaboration or sponsorship.
throttletribe.uk@gmail.com
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT
1We read your introduction and check you ride in the UK.
2We add you to the Tribe group and send the ride guidelines.
3You come out on a breakfast ride and meet everyone.
RULES & TERMS
How we ride together, and how we look after each other online.
GROUP RIDING RULES
We will follow the same Second Man Drop-Off System used during our Wales trip.
1Ride Leader and Tail-End Charlie
- The Ride Leader will always remain at the front.
- Tail-End Charlie (TEC) will always remain the last rider.
- Both will be introduced during the ride briefing.
2Second Man Drop-Off System
- At every turn, junction or roundabout, the rider directly behind the Ride Leader must stop at a safe and clearly visible position and indicate the correct direction.
- The marker must remain there until Tail-End Charlie arrives.
- Once TEC arrives, the marker should safely rejoin the group just ahead of TEC.
- If the second rider misses a junction, the next rider must mark it.
- If you are unsure, always mark the junction.
- If there is no marker at a junction, continue straight.
3Riding Formation
- Maintain a safe following distance and use a staggered formation wherever appropriate.
- Do not overtake the Ride Leader.
- Do not ride behind Tail-End Charlie.
- Avoid unnecessary overtaking within the group.
4Ride Your Own Ride
- Never ride beyond your ability or take risks to catch up.
- There is no need to follow the rider ahead closely—the marking system will guide everyone.
- Always obey UK traffic laws, speed limits and the Highway Code.
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Throttle Tribe – Social Media & Content Guidelines
Throttle Tribe is proud to have talented content creators and social media influencers within our group, and we fully encourage you to create, share, and grow amazing content showcasing our rides, events, and bikes.
At the same time, it’s important that we all act responsibly and follow a few key group principles:
- Always take consent from individuals before posting group photos, ride photos, or close-ups involving people or their bikes
- Bike photos are absolutely welcome, but registration plates must be blurred before publishing on any social media platform.
- Avoid posting identifiable details without permission, especially when someone has clearly expressed, they don’t want to be on social media.
This is also a shared responsibility. If you do not wish to be featured on social media, or want your bike/details kept private, it is equally important for individual members to proactively inform content creators or influencers at the time of rides or events.
This isn’t about restricting creativity — it’s about respect, safety, and trust. With the rise in bike-related crimes, exposing registration numbers online can put fellow riders at unnecessary risk.
We support our creators, we value your work, and we want to keep enabling great content — but always within the boundaries of group rules and mutual respect.
Remember, Throttle Tribe’s motto “No Rider Left Behind” doesn’t apply only on the road — it also applies off the road, online, and in how we look out for one another.
Ride safe. Post safe. Keep the Tribe safe.
THROTTLE TRIBE