Roll-up started in 2014 as a small corner of a large garage that a few Bushwick based friends used to keep their bikes out of the rain. Space was expanded, tools were acquired, and this quickly grew, as passionate communities often do, into what is now 29 motorcycle parking spaces and a shared workspace with a full toolset.

We aim, above all, to foster community. We are a collection of riders and wrenchers focused on empowering folks with the space, toolset, and knowledge that community provides. This means to provide space within the motorcycle community, but this also means to respect and give back to the communities we operate within however we can.

Members only bike storage and workspace

Roll-up Brooklyn provides members with 24/7 access to secure parking and storage

for your bike and gear, as well as a community workshop and toolset to tune your ride.

Shout to @deadbeatcustoms for putting on the 2026 Deadbeat Retreat. A fun time was had by all! Nothing quite like riding bikes to the bike function with your bike friends to meet more bike folks! P.s. shout 2 @westlabnyc for the Kodak disposable and for developing the film. Shop local and keep the rubber side down

CHECK IT! FROM OUR HOMIES! Come help a brother out while getting down at a rad venue FREE PARTY W LIVE MUSIC, RAFFLES, VENDORS: Brother Pat took an unfortunate spill that resulted in a traumatic brain injury. He has large medical bills and is unable to work at the moment so let’s all come together and raise money to help him and his partner Courtney in this difficult time. Raffle prizes graciously donated by: @noahfiel @marco_vergel @blackrabbitbarbershop @paceleathernorthamerica @caffevita @fearcitycycles @byscarlettcdancer @hoteldelmano +more The Pat Ride will be the morning of August 9th. Meeting at BP gas station (1049 grand st) at 11 to do a loop around Brooklyn and Queens for brother Pat. We will be ending at the Death Cheaters benefit party at Loves Club to party the rest of the day away. There will be a suggested registration fee of $35 for the ride. All proceeds go to help our brother.

*THANKFUL* Huge, words can’t describe, tears in the old eyes, big time awesome thanks for 10 mother effin’ years in Brooklyn. We’ve made friends, riding buddies, racing fam, business partnerships and seen babies born and relationships grow. What a beautiful thing a common interest can do. Motorcycles are a beautiful thing. They humble us and make us explore. Push us hard and make us learn. Break us and make us rise again. But mostly, they bring us together. Whether it’s bbq-ing on a snowy winter evening or sitting in the track parking lot for hours (days) shooting the shit about life and family shit. We all got a lot going on, so when two (or ten) moto nerds gets together and talk bikes for hours, know it’s cause it’s a passion, and having passion (and compassion) is what life is about. Thanks to all our current members and our members from the past. Can’t thank you enough for being a part of my life and trusting Roll Up with your bikes. Ride on baby, ride on. - Marty

Our current moto hero/member extraordinaire @saamirahman is moto trekkin’ on a new route this summer. After quitting his job so he could live life properly on two wheels, he packed up and headed north and west, cresting the artic circle and currently crushing the Dempster highway. Follow his substack “Gotham to Glaciers” to see what life could be like if you had the nads!

Helluva weekend at the beautiful @virnow this weekend with @racesmec. Perfect weather, packed class, and lots of folks from NYC. Looking forward to the next race @ovrp1, thanks for putting together a fun one @racesmec

Super rad to have @knoble_moto drop in from the blue at the garage today. Hailing from Cleveland, he’s doing big things for the moto community with wrenching classes (some kids as young as 11!), a great youtube moto maintenance channel, and general moto bad-assery. Cleveland is doing something special with @skidmarkgarage @lowbrowcustoms and @knoble_moto all being close to each other. Great city. Thank for stopping by Steve, you’re welcome back anytime.

After racing damn near every race for the last 5 seasons, it kills us to hear that @ovrp1 won’t be having a supermoto race series this season. Besides all the moto and track awesomeness, OVRP was a great place to make new friends, spend a summer weekend, and bang bars with a folks that ended up feeling like family. Nothing better than racing, especially when it’s simply for the love of the game. What local track to NYC will pick up the slack and put something together for what feels like the growing supermoto scene?! (after going from like 5 bikes on the grid in 2018, we had 24 bikes by the end 2021!!!). Where we going next SM people (you know who ya are)?!

GET IT GET IT (watch this at least 7 times to fully appreciate) Video cred @giggity_racing Master edit by @dmacedo138

After logging 10k+ miles traveling for months this summer, managed to drop in on the final race of the season @ovrp1 Happy to have bagged a podium after a beautiful weekend of racing and catching up with old friends. T-shirt nod to @adrenalinevans for upping the pit game 1000%. Looking forward to getting the lap times back down next season! Thanks for the footage Alexey. Heal up quick Bjorn!

Race day with the new rig. Thanks for everything y’all did to make this happen @adrenalinevans Now we just gotta get those lap times back down!

@roachi and @swervecorp don’t fuck around. They came on the coldest, windiest day of the fall and threw up this awesomeness. Thank you for bringing our door to the next level, your work is amazing. Thanks for the connection @ahaussmann123, really appreciate it mane.

How long will the new door remain graffiti free?

Y’all know about Vermont in the fall?! Cause @jeff.quest does and it bleeds stock photo awesomeness. He’s clocking over 1000 miles so far and is still rolling. Fall is one of the best times to ride up here in the northeast. Nothing but that crisp air and feeling of growth and change.

@dmacedo138 and @daprea living everyone’s weekend dream. Seriously FOMO back here in Brooklyn.

@slightblurr has a bike from the future. hopefully 2022 is a sexy as his beaut of a whip. REPOST FROM @slightblurr Living & loving life as of recently 🧡

Congrats on the old new @trve_kvlt ! Pumped to see what happens with the new whip. … REPOST @trve_kvlt Out with the old, in with the older. FXR baby!

Y’all really need to follow @saamirahman He’s currently living all of our dreams and posting it proper. BIG TIME RIDE RESPECT Posted @withregram • @saamirahman Day 23 This morning when I started riding I was going to stick to the pavement. I went to a gas station and met a TAT rider LeRoy. He showed me a picture of how badly he had hurt his ankle a few days ago. His was a lot worse than mine but he and his friend Matt stayed on the trails. Since I was no longer alone, I decided to resume the trails as well. We had a relatively short day and rode through western Utah and tomorrow we’ll cut across northern Utah. Our main concern — the desert heat!

BAD ASS MEMBER ADVENTURE ALERT! Check out @saamirahman as he braves the Trans-America trail! He’s posting regularly on his DRZ. Congrats on killing it so far dude! —- Posted @withregram • @saamirahman Day 8 I did it! I did the water crossings on Witt Road. I was worried about the three infamous water crossings on Witt Road from the start of the trip and it wasn’t pretty when I crossed them — but I did it! These crossings are deceptively deep and I’ve read and heard stories of people dropping their bikes and getting into all sorts of problems. None of the crossings were as crazy as what some of my MX mates at @rollupbrooklyn do … but this was a great moment for me despite the wet socks. Turns out on the last crossing I had an unimpressed audience. Taking some detours today to make up some mileage. #adv #transamericatrail

Friends are important From last weekend at Soggy Bottom in Western PA.