Baltimore Motorcycle Collective is a community-driven DIY garage that provides motorcycle enthusiasts with a space to work on their bikes and connect with like-minded individuals.
Founded by Ethan Pritchard in 2017, Baltimore Motorcycle Collective is a unique take on the traditional DIY garage. With a passion for motorcycles and community building, Ethan envisioned a space where riders could rent workspace and interact with one another. He teamed up with Richard Gohlinghorst, previous owner of 515 Moto in Remington, and together they opened the doors to Baltimore Motorcycle Collective in April 2018.
Since then, the garage has become a hub for motorcycle enthusiasts of all levels, working on everything from vintage bikes to custom builds. The Collective also offers a club, events, and rides to help foster a sense of community and bring riders together.
Beyond the garage, Baltimore Motorcycle Collective has big plans for the future. We hope to facilitate charity rides, start a non-profit to educate local high school students on small engines, and help mechanics take their side hustles to the next level. The Collective is always open to new ideas and encourages community input to help it grow and evolve. If you're passionate about motorcycles, this is the place for you.