Frequently Asked Questions about Motorcycle Rentals in Bali

Yes. You need an International Driving Permit endorsed for motorcycles (category A) together with the licence from your own country. Bali police run regular checks and this is the single most common reason tourists are fined. Riding without the right permit also invalidates insurance cover, so bring it or arrange one before you ride.

No. A valid motorcycle licence is required — either an Indonesian one or your home licence together with an International Driving Permit for category A. We ask to see it when we hand the bike over. This is a legal requirement in Indonesia, not our own rule.

You need a licence valid for motorcycles, which in practice means you must be at least 17–18 depending on where it was issued. Some models in our fleet are only released to experienced riders. Tell us your riding experience when booking and we will confirm which bikes are available to you.

Insurance is an optional add-on, not part of the base daily rate. The rate you see covers the motorcycle itself and a helmet. We strongly recommend adding cover for anything above 250cc — repairs in Bali are inexpensive, but a dropped fairing on a sports bike is not. Ask us for the current cover options when you book.

The fleet is 92 bikes across five classes: scooters and 155cc automatics for town, 230–250cc singles and sport bikes, 320–500cc mid-range, 650cc cruisers and touring bikes, and 900cc naked bikes. Daily rates run from around 200,000 IDR for a scooter to 2,500,000 IDR for the largest machines.

Published rates start at the 3-day price and fall the longer you keep the bike: there are separate rates for 3–6 days, 7–14 days, 15–29 days and 30 days or more. A scooter starts around 200,000 IDR per day, mid-range bikes around 300,000–600,000 IDR, and large-capacity machines from about 1,000,000 IDR.

The minimum rental is three days. We will still hand you the bike for one or two days, but it is charged at the three-day rate — so keeping it the full three days costs you exactly the same and gives you two more days of riding. Longer rentals get cheaper again at 7, 15 and 30 days.

You can pay in cash, by card, or online — all three are offered in the booking form. Card payments carry a processing fee, which we tell you before you confirm. Payment is settled when we hand the bike over, or in advance if you prefer.

Yes. The deposit starts at 2,000,000 IDR and rises with the value of the bike — a scooter and a 900cc naked machine are not treated the same. It is fully refundable and comes back to you when the bike is returned undamaged. Ask us at +62 812 2885 3301 and we will tell you the exact figure for the model you want.

Call us and we will come to you. Every bike is serviced between rentals, but if something fails on the road we repair it or swap the machine, and you do not pay for the time lost. Save our WhatsApp number +62 812 2885 3301 before you set off — it is the fastest way to reach us.

Yes. Delivery is free within 20 km of us; beyond that we charge by zone and tell you the amount in advance. We regularly deliver to Canggu, Seminyak, Kuta, Legian, Ubud, Sanur and to Denpasar airport. Give us the address and the time, and the bike is waiting for you.

Yes, a helmet comes with every rental at no extra cost. If you are riding two-up, ask for a second one when booking and we will bring it. Helmets are compulsory in Indonesia for both rider and passenger, and police enforce it.

Yes, subject to the bike not being booked by someone else. Message us before your return date and we will confirm. Extending is often worth it financially: crossing into the next rate band — 7, 15 or 30 days — lowers the daily price for the whole rental.

Make sure everyone is safe first, then call us at +62 812 2885 3301 before arranging anything with the other party or with a repair shop. We will tell you what to do and, if insurance applies, what needs recording at the scene. Settling on the spot without telling us usually costs you more.

We rent the bikes and also run a motorcycle school in Bali: a four-day course at the kartodrome and two-day track days in Mandalika, Lombok. For riding routes around the island, our blog has enduro trails and road trips you can do on a rented bike.

All our motorcycles run on petrol — use Pertamax (RON 92) rather than the cheapest Premium, especially on the larger engines. We hand the bike over with fuel in the tank and ask you to return it the same way. Petrol stations are everywhere in the south of the island.

Yes. A passenger helmet, a phone holder, a top box and communication headsets are available as add-ons — just list what you need when booking and we bring it with the bike. There is no charge for the standard rider helmet.

Yes. Free delivery covers 20 km around us, and we deliver further for a fee based on the zone. We serve Canggu, Seminyak, Kuta, Legian, Ubud, Sanur, Uluwatu and Amed among others. Tell us where you are staying and we will quote the delivery before you book.

No, there is no mileage limit. Ride the bike as far as you like — around Bali, up to the volcanoes, along the east coast. If you plan to take it off the island on a ferry, tell us first, because that needs to be agreed in advance.

Traffic drives on the left in Indonesia. Wear the helmet, ride at a speed that suits the road rather than the traffic around you, and be careful of gravel, dogs and unlit vehicles after dark. Avoid riding in heavy rain if you can — Bali roads become slippery very quickly. Check the fuel level before you set off.