Low seats, a relaxed riding position and torque from low revs: our cruisers in Bali range from the 471cc Honda Rebel 500 to the 1084cc Rebel 1100 with a DCT automatic gearbox. To rent you need only a passport; two helmets and a phone holder come with every bike.
A cruiser suits Bali’s coast roads and slow traffic better than you might expect. The seat is low, the weight sits low, and the engine pulls from idle, so riding through Seminyak at walking pace or along the Canggu–Tanah Lot road feels relaxed rather than busy. It is a bike for sunset rides, café runs and day trips along the coast, not for tight mountain lanes.
The trade-offs are real: cruisers are long and heavy, ground clearance is limited, and the footpegs touch down early in tight bends. Narrow village lanes, the switchbacks around Ubud and the U-turns you make in Canggu traffic need a rider who is comfortable with a heavy bike at low speed.
The Rebel 500 is a sensible first cruiser for a rider with some motorcycle experience; the Rebel 1100, Vulcan S and Benelli 502C are for riders who already ride mid-size bikes at home. To rent you need only a passport. To ride legally you need your national licence with the motorcycle category and an International Driving Permit.
| Model | Per day, 3–6 days | Per day, 7–12 days | Per month |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hunter Harley-Davidson Style | from 750,000 IDR | from 650,000 IDR | from 8,000,000 IDR |
| Honda Rebel 500 | from 1,000,000 IDR | from 900,000 IDR | from 13,000,000 IDR |
| Benelli 502C | from 1,200,000 IDR | from 900,000 IDR | from 14,000,000 IDR |
| Kawasaki Vulcan S | from 1,300,000 IDR | from 1,000,000 IDR | from 16,000,000 IDR |
| Honda Rebel 1100 | from 3,000,000 IDR | from 2,500,000 IDR | from 35,000,000 IDR |
Two helmets and a phone holder are included with every rental; insurance is optional. Prices for 1–2 days and 13–29 days are on each bike page and in the full price list.
Cruisers start from 750,000 IDR per day, and monthly rentals from 8,000,000 IDR. The price depends on the model; the longer the rental, the lower the daily rate, and a month never costs more than the monthly rate. The refundable deposit is returned in the same currency you paid it in.
To rent, a passport is enough. To ride legally in Indonesia you need your national licence with the motorcycle category plus an International Driving Permit (IDP). If you don’t have an IDP yet, we help arrange one through our partner International Drivers Association.
Delivery and pickup are free within 20 km of our Kerobokan office on rentals of 3 days or more: Canggu, Berawa, Pererenan, Seminyak, Kerobokan, Legian, Kuta, Jimbaran, Sanur and Denpasar. Nusa Dua is usually free, but a few addresses are beyond 20 km, so we confirm yours first. Ubud and Uluwatu are free within 20 km, otherwise 200,000 IDR; the airport is 200,000 IDR. We also deliver to the rest of Bali: the fee depends on distance and rental length and is confirmed on WhatsApp before you pay. For rentals under 3 days delivery is paid, and we confirm the price before booking. Deliveries run 10:00–19:00.
The Rebel 500 is the most forgiving: a low seat, light steering and a manageable 471cc twin. But Bali traffic is dense and unpredictable, so we recommend a cruiser only if you already ride a motorcycle confidently. If you have mostly ridden scooters, start with a maxi-scooter or ask us on WhatsApp.
Yes, and two helmets come with every rental. The pillion seats on the Rebels are small: fine for an hour along the coast, less comfortable for a full day. For long two-up trips an adventure bike such as the CB500X or Versys 650 is more comfortable.
9 motorcycles available now. Per-day prices; the longer the rental, the lower the rate.