Motorcycle rental in India — five hubs, one price, no hidden fees
Serviced Royal Enfield and Himalayan motorcycles from our own workshops in Leh, Manali, Dharamshala, Pushkar and Goa. Helmet and luggage straps included, one-way returns at the same price, a 24/7 breakdown line and a crew that speaks your language on the ground.
Daily rates by hub
Live starting price per riding day, before extras. Final price is shown before payment.
| Hub | Region | From / day | Book |
|---|---|---|---|
| Leh, Ladakh | Leh — Ladakh | Loading live prices… | Book |
| Manali | Old Manali — Kullu Valley | Loading live prices… | Book |
| Dharamshala | McLeod Ganj — Kangra | Loading live prices… | Book |
| Pushkar | Pushkar — Rajasthan | Loading live prices… | Book |
| Goa | Anjuna — North Goa | Loading live prices… | Book |
What every rental includes
- Documented workshop service and a test ride before handover.
- Helmet, phone mount and bungee cords — no add-on charges.
- 24/7 breakdown line and a workshop at every hub.
- Route briefing, offline maps and a daily check-in while you ride.
- One-way return to another hub at exactly the same price.
- One final price in your currency, agreed before you pay.
What you need to rent
Licence
A valid motorcycle licence. If it was not issued in India, bring an International Driving Permit (IDP) with the motorcycle category.
Passport
A valid passport and your Indian visa. We register every rider as required by local law.
Deposit
A refundable security deposit, returned after the bike comes back and the joint inspection is signed off.
Emergency contact
A phone number we can call if something happens on the road.
Where you can pick up a bike
One-way rentals cost the same
Pick up in Manali and finish in Leh — or any other pair of our hubs — and pay exactly the same daily rate. No relocation fee, no distance surcharge.
How one-way worksSafety is part of the rental, not an upsell
Every rider gets the emergency line, satellite SOS setup on their own phone, a daily check-in and offline maps for the route — free. Where there is no coverage at all, you can add a dedicated satellite link.
Read the safety protocol