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Your home country driving licence is accepted for foreign nationals, along with a valid International Driving Permit (IDP). Ensure your licence covers motorcycles. Nepalese nationals need a valid Nepalese licence.

No — there is no insurance for rental bikes. In Nepal, insurance companies do not provide coverage for rented bikes. We strongly recommend your own travel/adventure insurance policy for personal medical coverage.

A refundable security deposit is required for each motorcycle if original ID documents are not provided. In place of original ID, a cash deposit of approximately USD 600 to 800 is required, depending on the motorcycle model.

The deposit will be held for the duration of the rental period and fully refunded upon the safe return of the motorcycle in its original condition. Any costs for physical damage will be deducted from the deposit.

For exact deposit amounts by bike model, please contact us.

Absolutely — that's the whole point. Our bikes are set up for Nepal's mountain and highway roads. Popular routes include Pokhara, Chitwan, Lumbini, Jomsom, Manang, and all the way to Upper Mustang. Some restricted areas require a special trekking permit which we can help you arrange. Please note our bikes are not permitted to be ridden outside Nepal's borders.

WhatsApp us or contact us immediately. We have contacts with mechanics across Nepal's major routes and we'll coordinate a repair as fast as possible. Please note that the rider assumes full responsibility for any damage, accidents, or significant scratches incurred during the rental period, and the associated repair costs will be borne by the rider.

A helmet and phone holder for navigation are provided with every hire. Full riding gear (jacket, gloves, boots) is not included — we strongly recommend bringing your own or purchasing locally in Kathmandu before departure. You can also rent gear from our hire gear page.