GeoRide, a motorcycle GPS tracker for roadsters

A motorcycle GPS tracker for your roadster means knowing at all times where your MT-09, your Z650 or your Street Triple is, even if it leaves in the back of a van. GeoRide follows it in real time and passes its position to the police through the after-theft Assistance, included in the subscription.

Why does a roadster especially need a GPS tracker?

Because the typical roadster theft leaves little to chance: the bike is never started on the spot, it is loaded into a truck then hidden in a stash, while the thieves check whether it carries a tracker. That window is exactly where everything is decided, and it is short: after 48 hours, the chances of recovery are divided by 10 according to police data.

And roadsters are on the front line. Popular, easy to resell, in high demand for spare parts, they keep showing up in the rankings of targeted models: the Yamaha MT-09 and MT-07 are among the most-targeted machines according to the Observatoire GeoRide du Vol de Moto en France 2026. With a position streamed live, the balance of power flips: the vast majority of bikes that are actually moved are recovered, sometimes red-handed in the hideout. To compare the technologies side by side, our complete guide to motorcycle GPS trackers goes through every criterion.

How does GeoRide track your roadster in real time?

Continuously, and at a frequency no classic beacon can match: the tracker sends up to 10 positions per second in corners, one every 5 seconds in a straight line, with accuracy that can drop below one metre thanks to Galileo. If the thieves disconnect the unit, you immediately receive a power-disconnected alert and the internal battery takes over for hundreds of kilometres.

Tracking is only half the job: at the very first jolt, GeoRide warns you by notification, phone call or email. That alarm side deserves its own page, and we cover it in the smartphone motorcycle alarm for roadsters. And between two alerts, the unit captures your rides: route, stats, weather and replay, everything you need to relive each corner.

Thieves love roadsters, GeoRide tracks them all the wayReal-time tracking and 24/7 after-theft Assistance included.

Protect my motorcycle

What if your roadster sleeps in an underground car park?

That is the weak spot of every GPS tracker: underground, the satellite signal no longer gets through. The GeoRide 3s works around the problem with its underground radar detection: tracking works down to the car park entrance, then a Bluetooth radar guides you precisely to the bike, even without network coverage, and the police can use it directly after a theft, with authorisation granted through the after-theft Assistance. A real asset when your roadster spends its nights in a residential basement. The GeoRide mini, for its part, records the last known position at the entrance and lets the after-theft Assistance take over. The most common urban models each have their own dedicated page, such as the GPS tracker for the Kawasaki Z650.

Frequently asked questions

Is GeoRide compatible with every roadster?

Yes, from the small A2 roadster to the big-bore machine: MT-07, Z650, Z900, Street Triple, Trident 660, they all take the unit. It simply wires to the battery, red wire to the "+", black wire to the "-", without touching the electronics or the manufacturer's warranty.

My roadster left in a truck: what happens in practice?

You trigger the after-theft Assistance in the app, available 24/7 in mainland France, and you get a call back in less than 5 minutes. The team passes the real-time position to the police through a simple web link; you never have to face the thieves yourself.

Does the tracker drain the roadster's battery over winter?

No, GeoRide draws very little power: smart standby mode when parked, positions sent only when useful. The bike starts normally, even after a long spell without riding, and you can pause the subscription over winter.