Community Guidelines
Last updated: 18 October 2026
On Your Wheel is for riding together. These rules apply everywhere in the app: profiles, photos, posts, rides, trips and chats. Breaking them can get content removed or an account suspended or banned (see section 8 of the Terms).
Be real
- Use your real first name and real, recent photos of yourself. One account per person.
- Be honest about your age (18+ only) and your level.
- No fake profiles, bots, impersonation or misleading information.
Be kind and respectful
- No harassment, bullying, threats, intimidation or stalking.
- No hate speech or discrimination based on race, ethnicity, nationality, religion, disability, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation or age.
- No unwanted sexual messages or photos. Respect a "no" the first time.
- Don't share anyone's private information (address, phone, workplace) or photos of them without their permission.
Keep it safe
- No violence, threats of violence, or encouraging self-harm.
- No nudity or sexual content, and never anything sexual involving minors (we report it to the authorities).
- Don't pressure anyone into a pace, route or meeting they don't want. Look after your group.
- No illegal activity, drugs or weapons sales.
No scams or selling
- Never ask other members for money, gift cards, crypto, bank details or investments.
- No spam, advertising, selling, multi-level marketing or recruiting. Clubs and brands: contact us for an official account.
Respect others' work
- Only post photos, videos and routes you have the right to share.
Report, don't retaliate
Use Report and Block on any profile, post, ride or chat. We review every report, and we take the most serious ones (threats, sexual misconduct, fraud, minors) first. If you're in danger, call the police.
What happens when rules are broken
Depending on how serious it is: a warning, content removal, limits on features, a temporary suspension, or a permanent ban. Serious safety violations get an immediate ban. We email a statement of reasons and you can appeal by replying. Accounts banned for fraud or a false identity may be reported to members who were in contact with them.