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Friday shift ends, the highway opens up. Tony Bike Centre has been putting Delhi riders onto well-maintained Royal Enfields and scooters for over three decades — pick one up in Karol Bagh and be out of the city before the traffic even notices.
Four bikes that cover every kind of short escape from Delhi — from a flat highway cruise to the Aravalli hills.
The default weekend bike — upright seating, thumping exhaust, forgiving on long stretches to Neemrana or Alwar.
Built for the getaways that leave the highway — Kasauli backroads, Nahan trails, or a first taste of the mountains.
A cruiser build for two-up rides — better wind protection and a softer seat for the 300km-plus weekend runs.
Lighter and cheaper to run — good for solo riders who want to duck onto village roads without babying a big machine.
For a day trip that's more about the destination than the ride, a scooter is lighter on the wrist and the wallet.
From 100cc scooters to 450cc Himalayans, the fleet is built to match the trip, not just fill a garage.
Need it for an afternoon, the full weekend, or a two-week Ladakh run — the rental period bends to the plan.
Every bike goes through a documented condition check, and any existing scratch or dent is flagged upfront.
Rented with them a second time and it was just as smooth — the bike arrived in excellent condition and the service stayed reliably professional.
Took a Classic 350 out for three weeks and it held up well — an older bike with a carburettor, but well maintained, with honest paperwork on return.
The Delhi-to-Leh trip they organised stayed well planned even when circumstances shifted, thanks to a team that adapted on the fly.
Royal Enfield bikes, Avenger bikes, and several scooter models, from commuter scooters up to touring-ready Himalayans.
Yes — a valid driving licence is required to rent a bike or scooter.
Rental periods and rates are flexible; some specifics need a direct conversation, so reach out before you plan the exact dates.
Choose the bike, submit your details, and pay a security deposit. Once confirmed, the bike is ready and the trip can start.
