Dialed has two social layers, and which one a setup lands in depends on the ride, not on a pile of toggles. Log a personal ride and you choose who sees it. Log a team ride and your whole crew sees it, in full. That is the difference between growing an audience and getting quicker.
One-way and frictionless, like Strava. You follow someone because their setups are worth a look, and you see what they make public. Follow each other and you are friends, which unlocks the friends-only rides too.
Follow, no approval. See the public setups of the riders you follow, sorted by who rides like you.
Friends are mutual. Follow each other and friends-only personal rides open up, both ways.
Discovery that transfers. Matches are weighted on weight, bike type and style, not on who shouts loudest.
One extra token up front held it together through the rock garden.
A team is an invited group that sees each other's team rides in full, on purpose, to learn from each other. Mates on the same trails, a race squad, or a crew around one shared tuner.
Everything open, no setting. Inside the team, team rides are fully visible. No per-ride privacy to manage.
Compare on the same trail. You ride Malmedy at 22 psi, I run 25, you are faster. Now you can see why.
Fair by design. The frozen weight snapshot shows who the rider was, so the difference is the setup.
Follow keeps the door open to everyone. Teams close the door so a crew can get faster. A tuner can sit in either, or both.
Build a following on your public personal rides. Friends, the mutual variant, see your friends-only ones too.
An invited crew that sees every team ride in full and compares fairly on the same trail.
How teams workA personal tuner one on one, a team tuner for the whole crew, or tune your own bike yourself.
Tuner relationshipsJoin the pilot with Dialed In MTB. We will set up your bikes and get you riding faster.
