Bike Rental in Rishikesh

A Honda Activa 125 scooty on rent in Rishikesh costs ₹500 per day. If you want a geared bike on rent, our Royal Enfields start at ₹1,200 a day for the Hunter 350, ₹1,300 for the Classic 350, ₹1,400 for the Himalayan 411, ₹1,800 for the Guerrilla 450 and ₹2,000 for the Himalayan 450. Rates drop for rentals of three days or more and again for seven days or more, and the Activa has a monthly rate. Every rental includes a free helmet, chain lock and luggage carrier. Fuel is not included.

An original driving licence valid for the vehicle class, plus one original government photo ID (Aadhaar, Voter ID or Passport) which stays with us until the bike is returned. Foreign visitors need a passport and an International Driving Permit.

Yes. You'll need your passport and a valid International Driving Permit from your home country. An IDP is legally required to drive in India on a foreign licence, and we can't rent to you without one — but bring it and the process is exactly the same as for anyone else.

Yes, free anywhere in Rishikesh — Tapovan, Laxman Jhula, Ram Jhula, Swarg Ashram, Muni Ki Reti, the railway station and the bus stand included. Message us your location on WhatsApp.

No. You collect the bike with whatever fuel is in it and return it the same way. Fuel is your cost.

₹3,000 for scooties and 150cc bikes, ₹5,000 for Royal Enfields and the Himalayan. It's fully refundable when the bike comes back undamaged.

Yes, legally and without checkpost headaches. Our bikes carry commercial taxi-series plates and are approved for self-drive across Uttarakhand, so you can ride to Kedarnath (Gaurikund), Badrinath, Gangotri, Yamunotri, Chopta, Auli, Harsil and anywhere else in the state. Tell us your route when you book so we can prepare the chain, brakes and tyres for the mountain run.

For anything above Rishikesh — Chopta, Kedarnath, Badrinath, Auli — take a Himalayan, either the 411 or the 450. Long-travel suspension and ground clearance make a real difference on broken hill road, and the upright riding position matters after six hours. For twisty tarmac like the Devprayag run, the Guerrilla 450 is the more enjoyable bike. For city riding and short trips around Rishikesh, the Activa is easier and much cheaper.

Call or WhatsApp us. We'll connect you with a mechanic on your route, and for major mechanical failures that aren't caused by an accident, we arrange a replacement or recovery. Save our number before you leave.

Yes, and it's the most common way visitors get around. Roads inside town are in good condition. Ride slowly through the Laxman Jhula and Ram Jhula lanes where pedestrians and cows have right of way in practice, and avoid riding after dark on hill roads outside town.

Our standard rental is a full day, 8 AM to 8 AM. For short local trips, message us and we'll work something out.

In peak season — April to June, and September to November — book three to four days ahead, especially for a Himalayan or a Royal Enfield. Off-season, same-day is usually fine.

No. A valid driving licence for the vehicle class is required by law and we check it at handover. A gearless-scooty licence covers the Activa but not a geared motorcycle. Foreign visitors need a passport and an International Driving Permit.

The most affordable two-wheeler is the Honda Activa 125 scooty at ₹500 a day, dropping to ₹450 a day for three days or more, ₹400 a day for a week and ₹9,000 for a month. If you want a geared motorcycle, the most budget-friendly Royal Enfield on rent in Rishikesh is the Hunter 350 at ₹1,200 a day (₹1,100 a day for three days or more). Whichever you pick, the rate you are quoted is the exact rate you pay.

Yes. Our shop is a two-minute walk from the Ram Jhula bridge on the Swarg Ashram side, open 24 hours, and we deliver free anywhere in Rishikesh. Send your live location on WhatsApp and we will bring your bike or scooty on rent straight to your hotel, hostel or ashram, whether you are in Tapovan, Laxman Jhula, Muni Ki Reti, or stepping off a bus or train at the Rishikesh railway station.

A scooty is the easiest way to get around Tapovan, Laxman Jhula and Ram Jhula without haggling with autos, and the Activa 125 is comfortable on the Kunjapuri sunrise ride. Message your dates on WhatsApp and send a photo of your valid driving licence (a gearless licence is enough for the Activa) and one original government ID. At handover you leave a refundable ₹3,000 deposit and the original ID. The Activa comes with a helmet, a chain lock and a luggage carrier.

In Uttarakhand a bike rented out for self-drive should carry a commercial (taxi-series) number plate, not a private one. Some operators rent out private-plate bikes to cut costs. If you are stopped at a police checkpost on a road such as the one to Devprayag, Tehri or Kedarnath on one of those, you can be fined and the problem is yours, not the shop's. Every bike and scooty we rent carries a commercial taxi-series plate and is approved for self-drive across Uttarakhand.

Yes. All our bike and scooty hire is self-drive, for Indian and foreign visitors. You need a valid driving licence for the vehicle class and one government photo ID, or a passport and an International Driving Permit if you are visiting from abroad. Our bikes carry commercial taxi-series plates, so they are legal for self-drive across Uttarakhand.

There is no app to download. Send your dates and the bike you want on WhatsApp and we confirm availability and the price in writing, usually within minutes.

We do not rent pedal bicycles. We have 30+ motorised two-wheelers across six core models: the Honda Activa 125 automatic scooter and five Royal Enfield motorcycles (Hunter 350, Classic 350, Himalayan 411, Guerrilla 450 and Himalayan 450). Every vehicle is insured and carries a commercial taxi-series number plate valid across Uttarakhand.

Return the bike by 8 PM on your final day, or by 8 AM the next morning at the latest. Beyond 8 AM, a full additional day is charged.