The city feels better
when we ride it together

Ordinary people, everyday rides

Examples of what we expect Muscat riders to share after launch.

• I used to take the car for short hops in Qurum. Now I scooter to work and beat the lights — and I refuse to break my streak.

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  Noura · daily commuterQurum → Madinat Sultan Qaboos
  • 412km
  • 37day streak
  • Early birdlatest badge

• The Friday corniche ride put me next to neighbours I had never met. Now we have a crew called "Mutrah Waves".

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  Khalid · crew leadMutrah
  • 268km
  • 12day streak
  • Crew leadlatest badge

• I study at Sultan Qaboos University. Ten minutes between lectures, and good parking earns XP that pays my next ride.

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  Reem · studentAl Khoudh
  • 156km
  • 9day streak
  • Perfect parkerlatest badge

• Fri5:30 PM
  Sunset ride

  Mutrah Souq → Mutrah Fort

  Beginner3.2 km15 km/h pace
  14/20 spotsJoin
• Sat6:30 AM
  Morning coffee

  Qurum Beach → Qurum Natural Park

  Beginner4.5 kmCoffee stop
  9/16 spotsJoin
• Tue8:00 PM
  Al Mouj night loop

  Al Mouj Marina — waterfront loop

  Intermediate6.0 kmLights required
  17/20 spotsJoin
• Thu5:00 PM
  Your first ride

  As Sahwa Park — 20-min safety lesson

  Intro1.5 kmWith a coach
  5/12 spotsJoin

1. 01
   Pedestrians first

   On shared paths we slow down and give space. No riding through busy souq lanes.

2. 02
   One rider, wear a helmet

   Never two on one scooter. Helmets are required on group rides.

3. 03
   Single file in groups

   Group rides go single file and never block the lane.

4. 04
   Park as you’d like to find it

   Inside the yellow/black bay, upright, clear of ramps and doors.

5. 05
   Respect, no exceptions

   No bullying, discrimination or harassment — on the street or in chat. Breaches suspend membership.

6. 06
   No racing, no stunts

   XP comes from safe riding and good parking, never speed. No filming while riding.