Kando Riders, finalist to become the Best Motorcycling Club in Spain thanks to its community's support

The world of two wheels in our country is undergoing a moment of profound digital and social transformation. In this scenario, Kando Riders has established itself not only as a reference motorcycle app but as a true family. This journey has led them to be finalists in the "Best Motorcycling Club in Spain" contest, promoted by Motocard. The road to the final has not been easy. Kando Riders' candidacy was chosen from several applicants by an elite jury composed of professional figures from the sector. Among them is Ana Carrasco, a living legend in Spanish motorcycling, being the first woman to win a world speed championship (Supersport 300) and a renowned rider associated with the YVS Yamaha Sabadell structure. For professionals of such caliber to have valued the essence of Kando Riders is, according to its founders, "the greatest honor".  The Kando Riders management approaches this final with utmost humility: "We know that in Spain and Catalonia there are clubs with decades of history and an incredible legacy; each and every one of them is vital for motorcycling. If we are here today, it's not because we are better than anyone else, but because of the passion and unconditional support that our members show us every day".  Motorcycling values and unfiltered music: Asphalt over screens Kando's philosophy is clear: technology should serve to get people out riding, not to keep them stuck on a screen. Therefore, the club is founded on the most authentic motorcycling values: brotherhood, respect, on-road solidarity, and honor. This is how its founder, Nicola Casucci, along with the club's road captains, have forged it. This commitment to the real community is reflected in their membership in the AMC (Catalan Motorcycling Association), a union of groups with a strong charitable focus, and in the fact that, day by day, dozens of motorcycle clubs and groups from all over Spain are registering on the Kando Riders app to join forces.  But Kando has gone a step further to convey its message: music. Through 3 released albums (with notable albums like "Confieso todo"), the club disseminates its code with strong, direct, and unfiltered lyrics. Their songs—available both on Kando Music within their app, and on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, YouTube, Instagram, or TikTok—address the reality of the motorcyclist. Their lyrics speak about the true motorcycling code, criticize the new "posing" on social media, pay tribute to legendary events like Jerez, honor the first bikers who paved the way before Kando existed, compare the adrenaline of motorcycles to an uncontrollable addiction, and even include a powerful diss track featuring the Kando Girls. A musical message that the club recommends listening to in order to understand its true soul.  Technology at the service of the ride... and events that make history Beyond being a social network, Kando Riders is an essential tool thanks to Kandomaps, a feature that allows users to create, upload, and discover twisty routes. And its digital success translates to the asphalt: at their latest major gathering, with the support of PhantomR (official Yamaha racing school) and the dealership Yamaha Muro Badalona, they brought together 250 motorcycles. The day culminated historically with a massive reconnaissance lap, with riders and co-riders riding together on the world championship circuit of Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya (Montmeló).  How to support Kando Riders in the final stretch: Voting is open until July 12, 2026, and the final winner will be announced between July 13 and 14. The team calls on all motorcycle lovers to support them in this final phase by casting their vote at: SUPPORT KANDO AT THIS LINK To follow the outcome, users can stay tuned to kandoriders.es and the app itself, through which they can access their WhatsApp communities.