Motorcycle log for rides, service records, fuel and road trips

Motorcycle log pages help you remember each ride and stay one step ahead of your bike's needs. Across 45 undated pages you will find a profile for the bike, 12 full page ride logs, quick lists for shorter rides, a road trip planner and a general checklist to run before riding. On the maintenance side there is a service schedule, records for oil, chain, tires, brakes and other work, a parts and upgrades list, fuel logs and a page for riding goals. Download it instantly as a US Letter or A4 PDF.

One binder in the garage, and your rides, trips and full service history are always at hand.

How this motorcycle log keeps rides and maintenance in one place

On a ride page you note the date, the bike, your riding companions, where you set off, rode through and finished, odometer readings out and back, miles, time on the road, fuel added, the weather and road type to circle, a star rating, a dotted area to sketch the route, a table of stops, highlights and lessons learned.

Keeping up with servicing gets simple too. Write the intervals from the owner's manual into the schedule once. After that, each oil change, chain clean, tire check, brake job and fluid or battery service goes on record next to its odometer reading, so you can see at a glance what is due. Fuel pages work out MPG every time you fill up, and the monthly mileage and cost overview reveal the true total of a riding season. When it is time to sell, a buyer can see the whole history in one binder.

Who this motorcycle journal is for

• Riders who want rides, trips and the bike's whole service history kept together
• Newer riders forming good habits with a pre-ride checklist, goals and skills to practice
• Home mechanics handling their own oil changes, chain care and tire checks who want a clear record
• Touring riders planning trips over several days who like to save the stories and best roads
• Anyone who may sell a bike one day and wants a neat maintenance history to show buyers

Design and printing

• Minimal, elegant pages in white with soft blush pink details that need very little ink
• Wide margins all around, so a home printer will not cut anything off
• Portrait format in US Letter (8.5 x 11 in) and A4 (210 x 297 mm)
• Undated, so you can begin in any season and reprint the ride, fuel and maintenance pages year after year
• Ready for a binder, a clipboard or spiral binding at a print shop

Inside the motorcycle log: 45 pages

1. 1Cover showing the contents
2. 2A four step guide (set up, check, ride, maintain), six safe riding reminders that begin with following your owner's manual, and spaces for riding since, today's odometer and next service at
3. 3Bike profile, with space for a nickname, make and model, year, color and style, engine size and transmission, plate and VIN, a photo or sketch box, purchase details, tire sizes with pressures, fluid capacities, part numbers, spare keys and the spot where you keep the manual
4. 4Documents and renewals, a 10 row table for document, number, provider or office, valid from, renew by and done, with insurance, roadside help, where papers are kept and renewal reminders, all left blank for you
5. 5Me as a rider, recording how you got into riding, who taught you, bikes you have owned, training and license, your riding style and a dream ride
6. 6Riding goals, six numbered goals, targets in numbers, eight skills to work on, a practice plan and a table of rides on your list
7. 7Pre-ride checklist with 23 general points to look over, from tires, wheels and brakes through throttle, clutch and cables, lights, signals, horn and mirrors, to fluids and leaks, chain or belt, fuel, stand, riding gear and papers, laid out in 8 date columns, one column per ride
8. 8Gear and packing, a riding gear table (size, bought, replace by), packing lists for day rides and overnight trips, a tool kit checklist and things to add or replace
9. 9Miles by month showing start and end odometer, miles, rides, the longest ride and a highlight for each month, plus season totals and favorite roads
10. 10 to 21Ride log, a single ride per page. Record the ride number and date, which bike and who came along, the route from start via to end, both odometer readings, miles, the time you left and returned, total ride time, fuel added, weather, road type and temperature. Then give it stars, sketch the route in the dotted area, fill in the stops table and note highlights, lessons and anything about the bike
11. 22 to 23Quick ride log, 24 rows on each page (date, route, miles, hours, weather, notes), with page totals and roads worth riding again
12. 24Road trip planner covering the trip, its dates and overall miles, a route table for up to 8 days (from, to, miles, roads and sights, overnight), where you are staying and bookings, a budget, getting the bike ready and who has been told your route
13. 25Day by day route, two days on each page, for route and roads, fuel stops, sights and food, a weather check, overnight stop and miles
14. 26Trip memories with a dotted map, the best roads, the story of the journey, people and places and ideas for next time
15. 27Service schedule for 16 jobs, among them engine oil and filter, air filter, plugs, chain and sprockets, pads and brake fluid, coolant, tires, valve clearance, battery, fork oil, final drive oil, clutch and cables, fuel filter and one spare line of your own. Each has an interval in miles and months with last done and next due, and checklists cover getting ready for the season and putting the bike away
16. 28 to 30Maintenance record, 20 rows per page (date, odometer, work done, parts and fluids, by, cost), along with what is coming up next and notes from the mechanic
17. 31Oil change log with 22 rows to record when, at what mileage, which oil type and weight, how much, the filter, who did it, when it is next due and the cost, plus your preferred oil and notes between changes
18. 32Chain care log, 18 rows (cleaned, lubed, slack, adjusted, notes), with chain and sprocket replacements and your chain details
19. 33Tire record with details for the front tire, rear tire and the next set, a 13 row table for pressure and tread checks and space for punctures and repairs
20. 34Brake record covering front and rear pads, brake fluid dates, a 17 row service table and how the brakes feel
21. 35Fluids, filters and battery log of 16 rows, battery details, a checklist for winter storage and one for waking the bike in spring
22. 36 to 37Parts and upgrades, 16 rows on each page (part or upgrade, part number, source, odometer, fitted by, cost), plus a wish list and items saved for later
23. 38 to 40Fuel log, 24 rows on every page for the date, odometer, distance since the last fill, gallons, price, total, MPG and station, with page totals, your average and best MPG and notes on range
24. 41Monthly cost overview, splitting spending into fuel, service, parts, gear, insurance and fees, and trips, then adding it all up and working out the cost per mile
25. 42Season review with the season in numbers, the best ride, favorite roads, lessons, skills improved, how the bike did and goals for next season
26. 43Contacts for riding friends, a mechanic or shop, parts and tires, emergencies and clubs, groups and events
27. 44Lined page for notes
28. 45Dot grid page for notes

What you receive

• Motorcycle Ride & Maintenance Log, US Letter PDF (45 pages)
• Motorcycle Ride & Maintenance Log, A4 PDF (45 pages)
• Read Me First, a brief printing guide (PDF)

How to download and print

• Check out with PayPal, a debit or credit card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. Your download page opens as soon as the payment goes through.
• We email the same private download links to you, so you can download your files again later.
• Open the PDF in a free reader such as Adobe Acrobat Reader and print at 100% or Actual size.
• Print only the pages you need, as often as you like, for your own personal use.

Good to know

• This is a PDF made to be printed, not a hyperlinked digital planner. You can still import it into most note taking apps and write on it.
• You are buying a digital file. Nothing physical will be mailed.
• Colors on a screen and on paper can differ slightly.
• For your own personal use. Sharing the files, reselling them or passing them on is not allowed.
• Digital files cannot be returned, but if a file will not open or print properly, email us and we will help right away.
• Use it to keep records, not as a repair manual. Your owner's manual comes first, and any job you lack the training or tools for belongs with a qualified mechanic.
• The checks on the pre-ride page are general. For the exact items, fluid levels and pressures that apply to your bike, see the owner's manual.
• Always ride within your local traffic laws and your license, insurance and protective gear rules.

How this was made

Designed and written by PetiteDiary. AI tools helped draft parts of the text, and some background scenes in the preview images were created with AI. Every page was designed, reviewed and checked before release.

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