Biker Minions is putting the call out for riders with a spare pillion seat and for future backpacks who’d love to be part of the ride.

Not everyone has their own bike yet, but that doesn’t mean they can’t be part of the community, the laughs, the coffee stops, and the road ahead. So we want to get an idea of who in our crew might be open to offering a spare seat from time to time — and who might be keen to jump on the back and experience the ride with us.

This is an expression of interest post only — a way to see what kind of matches might be out there within the Biker Minions family.

If you’re a rider with a spare seat, drop a comment with:

• Your bike make/model
• Whether you’re happy to take a pillion occasionally or regularly
• What riding you’re comfortable with (short rides, day trips, twisties, highway, social cruises, etc.)
• Whether you have spare gear available (helmet, jacket, gloves, etc.)
• Your general ride style/vibe

If you’re looking for a seat as a backpack, comment with:

• Whether you’ve ridden pillion before or are brand new
• Whether you have your own gear or need help getting sorted
• What kind of rides you’d be interested in
• What kind of bike you’d be most comfortable on (cruiser, touring bike, sports tourer, etc.)
• Anything else that helps people know your vibe

This isn’t about pressure — it’s about building connections, opening doors, and making sure more people can be part of what Biker Minions is becoming.

So if you’ve got a spare seat… let the people know.
And if you’ve been wanting to get involved but don’t have your own bike… maybe this is your sign.

Backpacks wanted. Good people wanted. Community wanted.
Let’s see what the Minion family can make happen.

Follow the leader, Adult Style.

This isn’t a quick dash — it’s an all-day open ride, designed for those who want to stretch their legs on the bike, take in the sights, and clock up some serious saddle time with mates.

From Movie World we’ll head out toward Beaudesert, rolling through the open country roads before cutting across to Fassifern. The landscape opens wide, the traffic thins, and it’s just bikes, mates, and the horizon.

From there we push further west through Pilton, where the ride really settles into its rhythm, before climbing up toward Esk. This will be our big stop — a proper lunch break to refuel both the bikes and ourselves. Expect plenty of chatter, a few laughs, and stories flying across the table.

Once we’re ready to roll again, we’ll ride north through Kilcoy, sweep through the bends of Dayboro, and dip into Samford before the final leg into Keperra. And to cap it all off, we’ll be sitting down together for dinner at Finnigans Chin — the perfect way to end a day on the road.

This ride is suited to experienced riders or learners with a moderate to high degree of confidence. The pace will be steady, the stops will be minimal, and the focus will be on enjoying the ride itself. With long stretches of open road and plenty of corners to keep things interesting, it’s the perfect way to test your endurance while still riding as a crew.

Date and time are open for discussion, but clear the diary — this will be a big one.

Fuel up, gear up, and get ready for a ride that’s all about mateship, motorbikes, and making memories on the long road.

Once again, check out Biker Minion on Facebook and let’s get this one going as well!

This one’s all about good company, easy roads, and the joy of being out on two wheels together. No rush, no pressure—just a casual all-day cruise for learners and seasoned riders alike.

We’ll start the journey at Old Petrie Town, warming up the bikes before cruising through Beerwah, rolling into the winding stretches of Montville, and soaking up the green beauty of Kenilworth.

A well-earned stop at the Kadanga Hotel will keep the energy up, with brunch, banter, and plenty of laughs. Then it’s onward to Handlebar Haven in Kilkivan, a true biker’s rest stop where the mateship shines almost as much as the chrome.

From there, we’ll aim for Farmhouse Coffee in Yarraman before sweeping back through Woodford and finally climbing into Mount Mee, where the corners flow like a ribbon and the views stretch forever.

This ride is about mateship and motorbikes—keeping a steady pace, enjoying the road, and making sure learners feel right at home. We’ll finish where we started, back at Old Petrie Town, with full hearts and fuller memories.

Date and time are still open for discussion, so throw in your availability and let’s lock it in.

So check out Biker Minion on Facebook, and let’s get a date sorted for this epic in the making ride event. Looking forward to seeing you out there and getting amongst it.