About Union Jack Moto

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Union Jack Moto was born from a deep love of exploration and the timeless appeal of British motorcycles. Based in Colorado Springs, we’ve spent the past few seasons curating unforgettable rides through some of the most scenic landscapes in the western U.S.—from high mountain passes to dusty backroads and desert canyons.

We currently offer a small rental fleet focused on modern classics and adventure-ready bikes, including two Scrambler 400Xs and, until August 4, 2025, a Tiger 900 Rally Pro. While we’re winding things down—including phasing out our website and services like storage, the DIY garage, and guided tours—we’re keeping the spirit alive with what works best. Our two Scramblers will remain available for rent on Riders Share and Twisted Road, and our self-guided routes will still be accessible via QR code or message request.

Though we're no longer expanding the fleet or launching new tour packages, our Baja California ride as a tagalong, instead of all inclusive, may return depending on how the 2025 Colorado season and motorcycle transport demand go. If it does, riders will be able to rent a Scrambler or bring their own bike, and we’ll provide guidance on paperwork, cost estimates, routes, lodging, and meals. Meeting points will include El Centro, CA, or limited departures from Colorado with available transport for bikes.

Union Jack Moto continues to be fueled by the passion of a small, rider-run team. While the business is scaling back, our dedication to two wheels and the open road remains unchanged—and we’ll keep supporting adventure wherever we can.

Driven by a lifelong passion for motorcycles and exploration, Eric Nonamaker is the founder of Union Jack Moto. A 747 pilot turned moto-entrepreneur—not by choice, but by circumstance—Eric launched the business while grounded in a long battle with the FAA over an inflamed nerve that fully healed in December 2023. During that time, he channeled his energy into building unforgettable riding experiences across Colorado and Baja. With the 2025 season marking a transition, Eric is now shifting focus to Moto Recovery Ltd, a motorcycle transport company serving the Front Range and beyond—continuing his mission to support riders wherever the road leads.

Madison and Franklin make up the heart of Union Jack Moto’s support crew, handling transport logistics and rider assistance with grit and good humor. As Eric’s teenage kids, they’ve grown into the roles of porters and support vehicle drivers—learning the ropes of motorcycle prep, gear hauling, and roadside backup during tours. While guided rides are winding down, they continue to help behind the scenes and are a big part of what’s made past adventures possible. Their dedication, adaptability, and road-trip playlists have left a lasting mark on Union Jack Moto.