United Riders gathered in a Marrakech riad

Our identity

The colours cannot be bought. They must be earned.

To wear the UR colours is to represent a cause, an association and a way of working.

The winged terrestrial wheel

An emblem of freedom, movement and duty.

The Earth recalls the universal nature of human dignity. The wings express freedom and momentum. The wheel embodies the spirit of riders and their ability to travel. The sword symbolises duty, integrity and justice.

In the Moroccan version, the top rocker reads UNITED RIDERS, the bottom rocker MOROCCO, and a small square Moroccan flag appears at the side.

“A UR does not wear the colours simply to belong to a group.
He wears them to represent a cause.”

Three distinct levels

Every symbol has its place and meaning.

01 · Approved UR members

Official colours

The large back patch and official marks of belonging are reserved for approved United Riders after an integration period and genuine participation.

02 · Supporting members

Support items

T-shirts, wristbands, stickers, cards and Support UR patches allow people to support the association without being mistaken for official colour holders.

03 · Field

Mission patches

A patch may recognise genuine participation in a mission, education project or documented technical initiative.

Being a UR.

A UR is not merely a motorcyclist. A UR is a United Riders: a man who carries the spirit of United Riders Morocco—its discipline, brotherhood, commitment and respect.

He shows restraint, dignity and exemplary conduct on the road, in public, on social media and in the field.

Respect for Morocco, its people and its institutions.
Respect for the Kingdom’s traditions, customs and Muslim identity.
Responsible riding, with a valid licence and insurance.
No alcohol or drugs before or during a mission.
No personal fundraising in the name of United Riders Morocco.
No humiliating photographs or unauthorised publication of a child’s image.
No aggressive, political or ‘1%’ club-inspired symbols.