Lex Posted August 8, 2003 Posted August 8, 2003 Here are the bike rental sites I have found. You comments (if you have used them) or sites for other rental companies appreciated. Biancoblu rents BMWs and Honda scooters in Milano. In Italian, English and German Eaglerider rents Harleys all over the US. Several languages Knopftours rents BMWs from Frankfort. In German, English, French and Spanish. Moto4rent rents trail bikes, customs, scooters, etc. No touring or sport bikes. Based in Gran Canaria, Spain. In Spanish, English and German. Mototouring This link seem to be stale, if it doesn't work try below. Has several locations in Italy. In Italian or English Mototouring Rents several types of bikes. It looks like the Moro Guzzis are gone but a few other options. This is the site in English, I've had a problem with the link above. Has several locations in Italy. In Italian or English This site Moto-directory.com has a great list of rental places and much more. Cheers, Lex
dlaing Posted August 9, 2003 Posted August 9, 2003 Here is a list of western USA rentals that I got from http://www.visi.com/~awolkoff/rentals.html The site also lists other world wide rentals. http://www.calif-motorcyclerental.com/ rents BMWs . locations in San Diego, Seattle, and Salt Lake City. But possibly also in Los Angeles and San Francisco. (a little more expensive than the competition) K75 $125/DAY $700/WEEK R850R $125/DAY $700/WEEK WESTERN STATES MOTORCYCLE TOURS Frank DelMonte [602] 943-9030 Major credit card and valid motorcycle license required. 200 free miles per day R80R or R80RT $100/day $500/week K75RT(?) or R100R or R100RT $125/week $575/week DUBBELJU MOTORCYCLE RENTALS 271 Clara Street San Francisco, CA 94107 [415] 495-2774 100 free miles per day K75 $87/DAY $518/Week R100R $92/Day $553/Week Also found: http://www.streeteagle.com/ locations in Arizona, Nevada, and Hawai HD and BMW http://www.chosashd.com/ located in Arizona HD http://www.admo-tours.com/2003/motorcycle_rentals.htm world wide. No Guzzis but various bikes!!! http://www.akrider.com/ Alaska on dual-purpose bikes.
Guest Jaap Posted August 28, 2003 Posted August 28, 2003 In Holland you can rent Guzzi's and Aprilia's at TLM Just give them a call, there's isn't much info on their website.
Admin Jaap Posted May 23, 2004 Posted May 23, 2004 It may be of interest to you to know that Agostini in Mandello del Lario are now renting Moto Guzzis. They have Californias and Brevas at the moment. They tell me that they may add a Le Mans in the future. From personal experience I can tell you it is hard to beat riding up to the Moto Guzzi factory on a Guzzi. The roads around Lake Como are spectacular and the sound of the V twin echoing back from the mountains really is fantastic. You can check out the current details on guzzirent.it Ciao a tutti.
Guest peter62 Posted July 21, 2005 Posted July 21, 2005 Lots of rental info can be found here BUT can anyone link me to a place somewhere in west of the USA where I can rent a MotoGuzzi? Peter, Bavaria, Germany ---- Leman III, Sport 1100i, California 1100i, Leman IV Bavaria, Germany
Guzzirider Posted July 22, 2005 Posted July 22, 2005 HC travel arrange tours and bike hire worldwide. I believe you can hire a California in New Zealand. http://www.hctravel.com/
Daniel Kalal Posted October 8, 2006 Posted October 8, 2006 Guzzi rental Italy Alis Agostini Agostini New Zealand Dave Gale Guzzi Gander, LTD
Guest bigmel Posted June 19, 2007 Posted June 19, 2007 Here are the bike rental sites I have found. You comments (if you have used them) or sites for other rental companies appreciated. Biancoblu rents BMWs and Honda scooters in Milano. In Italian, English and German Eaglerider rents Harleys all over the US. Several languages Knopftours rents BMWs from Frankfort. In German, English, French and Spanish. Moto4rent rents trail bikes, customs, scooters, etc. No touring or sport bikes. Based in Gran Canaria, Spain. In Spanish, English and German. Mototouring This link seem to be stale, if it doesn't work try below. Has several locations in Italy. In Italian or English Mototouring Rents several types of bikes. It looks like the Moro Guzzis are gone but a few other options. This is the site in English, I've had a problem with the link above. Has several locations in Italy. In Italian or English This site Moto-directory.com has a great list of rental places and much more. Cheers, Lex Guzzi rental in Scotland, Breva 750 and 1100, www.rentamotorcycle.co.uk Based in Glasgow.
FASTFREDDY Posted April 17, 2008 Posted April 17, 2008 My brother and I are planning to ride the Adriatic coast of Croatia in 09. Know where we could rent bikes? Or even buy good used bikes? We go there fairly often and would love to have our own to keep there.
shankyrhodes Posted February 2, 2009 Posted February 2, 2009 MY FRIENDS ARE VERY INTERESTED TO SPORTS BIKES DRIVING AND THEY DECIDED TO REPLYING TO PLACE RENT A BIKE. Feb. 2, 2009 I removed the link since this looked like spam to me. The link is to a site to sell your used car. The domain name is "mecarz" the extension is ".com", if anybody cares. Lex
KINDOY2 Posted August 19 Posted August 19 (edited) In Milan Italy https://www.hpmotorrad.rentals/en/?gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjwt4a2BhD6ARIsALgH7Dq_Tq_O1IKmivOa53qO_q8JuoAfBj8x77mB1eNdt4YAm0AsMfL2yS8aAlAjEALw_wcB https://www.hertzride.com/en/locations/motorcycle-rental-milan-285 Edited August 19 by KINDOY2 2
FreyZI Posted December 11 Posted December 11 @KINDOY2, did you ride with this outfit? On 8/18/2024 at 10:08 PM, KINDOY2 said: In Milan Italy https://www.hpmotorrad.rentals/en/?gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjwt4a2BhD6ARIsALgH7Dq_Tq_O1IKmivOa53qO_q8JuoAfBj8x77mB1eNdt4YAm0AsMfL2yS8aAlAjEALw_wcB I'm currently entertaining a pipe dream. Kid is doing a tour with a school group (performing various places), flying into Milan late June, leaving Rome early July. She'll be traveling with the group the entire time; my wife will intersect with the group's itinerary for a few day, but I have other ideas: to wit, Mugello for MotoGP, then renting a Guzzi, hitting Mandello de Lario, and points north, ... then intersect. 2
p6x Posted Friday at 02:09 PM Posted Friday at 02:09 PM On 12/10/2024 at 8:24 PM, FreyZI said: renting a Guzzi Keep in mind that motorcycle riding in Europe is very different than what it is on this side of the world. There are some stringent rules in term of what you have to wear, and also, in some European countries, they have radars flashing you and sending the bill automatically. I have a neighbor who received a ticket from France after going too fast on a highway in his rental car. Check what the requirements are in Italy; for example in France, your helmet has to have reflective stickers. In some of the European countries, you have to wear a reflectiive "yellow jacket" above your riding gear too. If you commit an offence and you get stopped by the police, if you are non European, you need to pay the fine on the spot. There are now a lot of restricted traffic zones in major cities all over Europe. Again, if you are at the wrong place, they get your license plate photographed, and you get the bill later. The reason why I am telling you this, I looked into renting a bike while in Paris in November, and there are lot of new rules that I was not aware that changed. Plus, you have to pay parking for motorcycles too, while it was free before. 1 1
guzzler Posted Sunday at 03:24 AM Posted Sunday at 03:24 AM On 12/14/2024 at 1:09 AM, p6x said: Keep in mind that motorcycle riding in Europe is very different than what it is on this side of the world. There are some stringent rules in term of what you have to wear, and also, in some European countries, they have radars flashing you and sending the bill automatically. I have a neighbor who received a ticket from France after going too fast on a highway in his rental car. Check what the requirements are in Italy; for example in France, your helmet has to have reflective stickers. In some of the European countries, you have to wear a reflectiive "yellow jacket" above your riding gear too. If you commit an offence and you get stopped by the police, if you are non European, you need to pay the fine on the spot. There are now a lot of restricted traffic zones in major cities all over Europe. Again, if you are at the wrong place, they get your license plate photographed, and you get the bill later. The reason why I am telling you this, I looked into renting a bike while in Paris in November, and there are lot of new rules that I was not aware that changed. Plus, you have to pay parking for motorcycles too, while it was free before. Jeezuz, glad I did my travelling in Europe before it became the mess it is now...! 1
audiomick Posted Sunday at 11:27 PM Posted Sunday at 11:27 PM France: as far as I know, your gloves have to have an intact CE tag in them as well. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CE_marking bloody annoying, actually, because they are usually sewed in just inside the cuff of the glove, and get in the way. I always used to cut them out until I learned of that ruling. Not that I am likely to go to France on the motorcycle, but you never know.
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