BRAP features
Posts from riders on BRAP
Not every day ends with a long ride. Sometimes you just want to ask a question, share a thought, tell people about a road, or see what other riders are talking about. BRAP posts give the motorcycle community a simple place for those conversations.
Read and write posts in the app, not on this website.
Public posts from riders
Recent posts from the BRAP motorcycle community. See each post, its author, likes, and comment count; the conversation itself stays in the app.
@leon_rosenberg
Тіко припаркувався під падіком, закурюю. Повз проходить пара з дитиною. Чоловік і малий зворачують шиї в сторону хорлєя, малий у баті питає: - Цей дядя - бандіт? Я, затягуючись цигаркою: - Ні, дядя - гангстер 😎
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@maggotinaff
Шукаю мотоцикл на зиму. Ціль - спробувати не закривати сезон. Вкручувати шипи й ганяти по льоду не планую. Хочеться мати можливість виїхати по невеликому снігу, покататися полями, лісами, ґрунтовками. Досвід переважно на дорожніх мотах - стріти, спорти + година на прокатному ендуріку. З того, що зараз розглядаю: - CFMOTO 450MT - подобається найбільше, але є підозра, що для зими буде зависоким і важкуватим. З іншого боку, це вже нормальний універсальний мот на цілий рік. - Honda XR190CT - дешевий, легкий і простий. Для зими наче саме те, але боюся, що буде зовсім слабеньким. - Honda CRF 300L - дорогувато, якось замало мотоцикла за ці гроші. - Voge 300 Rally - поки виглядає як непоганий компроміс. - Або взяти якийсь ендурік, навесні перекинути колеса й зробити з нього мотард. Але тут я взагалі не в темі й не знаю, на які моделі дивитися. Карбюратор на зиму теж не дуже хочеться, бажано інжектор. Хто вже проходив через подібний вибір або катає взимку, що б порадили?
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@brap
Додали кілька нових можливостей: 🟠 Відповіді на коментарі - тепер можна відповідати конкретній людині, а не губитися серед усіх повідомлень. 🟠 Лайки на коментарі. 🟠 Лайки на поїздки.
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@propovednik
Привіт. Цікавить клуне життя. Чи є клуби хто приймає?
13@propovednik
Всім привіт. На мій погляд крутий застосунок. Давайте спробуємо його популяризувати. Мені здається що надалі з ним нам буде зручніше.
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@evil_ginger_fox
Якщо на вулиці — гучний концерт, номерні знаки з мотоцикла геть.
61@evil_ginger_fox
Ну що, віддав на ремонт свою некруху В-шлеме. Побачимо який ранг некромантії у майстрів😂😂😂
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@maddyson_moretti
Пу-пу-пу
40@maggotinaff
На улице rain, на душе pain
61@maggotinaff
Справжній мотоцикліст не продає мотоцикл - це роблять його родичі 🤝
100@evil_ginger_fox
Мотоциклісти поділяються на два типи. Перші, ті хто падали. Другі, ті хто впадуть
60@brap
📍 Залишай замітки прямо на мапі BRAP Затисни будь-яке місце на мапі та залиш повідомлення для інших райдерів. Наприклад: «На окружній розсипаний щебінь - обережно», «На цій АЗС кава -30% для мотоциклістів» або «Буду тут о 19:00, хто хоче - підтягуйтесь». Замітку бачать усі на мапі, а через 24 години вона автоматично зникає. Щоб оновлення доїхало - закрий і відкрий застосунок кілька разів 🤙
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A feed built around riders
Rider posts in BRAP aren't an editorial motorcycle blog. The posts come directly from riders — short, personal, and without a curated selection of “best stories” from the BRAP team.
The home feed includes a “Community Posts” section with the author, avatar, text, time, likes, and comments. The full feed lives on a separate “Posts” screen. Your own posts are collected in your profile; other riders' posts appear on their profiles when they're visible to you.
It's live content from the motorcycle community inside the app, not an article feed on brap-app.com.
Say what you want to share with the motorcycle community
Tried a new ride? Have thoughts about a particular motorcycle? Want to ask other riders something or just share how your season went? Write a post.
The format is intentionally simple: text only, up to 1,000 characters. No photos, videos, hashtags, or polls — write a thought, publish it, discuss it. Advice in posts reflects individual riders' opinions, not verified instructions from BRAP.
If you want to save the kilometers after a ride rather than a paragraph, use GPS ride tracking. A post is for what you still want to put into words.
Choose who can see your post
Want to share something with the whole community? Publish it for everyone. Writing for your own circle? Choose friends.
Everyone
All riders on BRAP can see it. The post appears in the community feed — useful for a thought, question, or story you want to share more widely.
Friends
Only your accepted friends can see it. This isn't a promise of secrecy from the wider internet; it's an in-app visibility setting. People who aren't your friends won't see the post.
Likes and comments
A post isn't a note tucked away in a drawer. Other riders can like it or leave a text comment. Comments appear in one list, without nested reply threads.
You can delete your own post — its likes and comments will disappear with it. Published text can't be edited: if you want to reword it, delete the old post and publish a new one.
A motorcycle community even when you are not riding
Not every rider has a 365-day motorcycle season. In winter, in the rain, or while your bike is in the garage, you can still open BRAP and see what other riders are talking about.
Not every day is a riding day
Rides can pause. The motorcycle community doesn't.
Rain? Winter? Motorcycle in the shop? The BRAP motorcycle community is still here — read other riders' posts or write your own.
Rain outside, bike in the garage, or season already over? Open the community posts. See what other riders are talking about, discuss motorcycles, share your experience, or simply leave a thought. When you're ready to get together again, plan your next ride.
From a post to a new riding buddy
A rider is more than a dot on the map. A post shows how someone thinks about riding, motorcycles, or the season. Read a post → open the author's profile → add them as a friend → start talking → plan a ride together.
If you want to find people nearby on the map, find other riders. If you want a regular circle with its own chat, use motorcycle groups. The social side of the app comes together in the BRAP motorcycle community.
Posts are part of BRAP, not a separate social network
There's no need to switch between a riding app and a separate platform for conversation. BRAP stays useful when you're riding, planning, reading other riders, chatting — and when the motorcycle is sitting in the garage.
The post feed lives alongside the map, friends, and ride plans. It's where motorcyclists can talk in the same app they already use to ride together.
How to publish a post in BRAP
1. Create a post
Open your profile and tap “+”. It's the same profile where you'll find your garage and your posts.
2. Write your text
Up to 1,000 characters. The counter is always visible — if you go over the limit, you won't be able to publish.
3. Choose the audience
“Everyone” means all riders. “Friends” means only your accepted friends.
4. Publish
Your post will appear in the “Community Posts” feed, on the full Posts screen, and in your profile.
5. Join the discussion
Likes and comments are below the post. From the post card, you can open the author's profile if it isn't your own.
More BRAP features
Frequently asked questions
Who can publish posts on BRAP?
Any BRAP user can publish from their profile. Posts can't be created on the website; publishing and the feed are available in the app.
What can I post on BRAP?
Text posts, up to 1,000 characters, with no photos, videos, or complex editor. Thoughts about a motorcycle, a short story from the road, a question for other riders, or an observation after a ride are examples of topics, not separate product categories.
What's the maximum post length?
Up to 1,000 characters.
Who can see my posts?
“Everyone” means all riders on BRAP. “Friends” means accepted friends only. Blocked users can't see your posts. Friends-only posts don't appear in public search and aren't indexed.
Can riders comment on posts?
Yes. You can leave a text comment below a post. There are no separate reply threads — the conversation stays in one list.
Can I like posts?
Yes. Tap once to like a post and again to remove the like.
What can I do on BRAP when I'm not riding?
Even when the weather or season keeps you off the bike, you can read motorcycle community posts, join conversations in the comments, find new riders, and plan future rides.
Read rider posts on BRAP
Write your own post or join the motorcycle community in the iOS and Android app.