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Searching for a bike rental option in Delhi NCR for a weekend ride, a daily commute, or a one-day city loop? This guide breaks down the real fleet, starting prices, and required documents from Tony Bike Centre, a Karol Bagh-based Royal Enfield rental and tour operator running since 1986.
Delhi NCR covers Delhi and the surrounding satellite cities of Noida, Gurugram, Ghaziabad, and Faridabad. Most people searching this are really asking one of two things: where can I physically pick up a bike, and can I ride it across the wider NCR once I have it?
For Tony Bike Centre, the confirmed pickup point is Karol Bagh, New Delhi, with additional bike availability in Chandigarh and Leh City. Riders in Noida, Gurugram, Ghaziabad, or Faridabad can still book through the Karol Bagh location and ride out into any part of the NCR — a dedicated pickup counter in those specific cities isn't confirmed, so check directly before assuming it's available.
A rented motorcycle solves what Delhi's metro and cab network can't: flexibility over route, stops, and pace.
No down payment, EMI, or insurance renewal to manage.
Access to bikes you might not otherwise ride, from a classic Royal Enfield to a lightweight adventure tourer.
Book for a single day, a week, or a full month — no long-term lock-in.
One deposit and document check, instead of a full purchase and registration cycle.
Classic cruisers, adventure-touring motorcycles, agile Xpulse bikes, and city scooters — all out of the Karol Bagh counter.
Classic, Electra & Thunderbird 350cc sit at the entry point of the fleet — upright, comfortable, suited to city riding and longer highway stretches. Standard/Thunderbird 500cc add more mid-range punch on the same layout.
Himalayan 410cc BS6, 450cc, and SCRAM 411cc are built for mixed terrain and longer routes out of the city. The SCRAM blends off-road capability with everyday comfort if your NCR ride strays onto rougher roads.
The Xpulse 200cc 4V, 200cc Pro, and 210cc are lighter, more agile machines for riders who want a nimble bike for shorter loops or technical routes. The 210cc is also available at a Chandigarh pickup point.
Honda Activa (3G/4G/5G/6G), Suzuki Access, TVS Jupiter (Classic and ZX), and the TVS Ntorq — a lower-cost, easier-to-handle option for daily office or college commutes across NCR.
| Bike / model | Best for | Starting price/day |
|---|---|---|
| Royal Enfield Classic / Electra / Thunderbird 350cc | City rides, easy touring | ₹950 |
| Hero Xpulse 200cc 4V | Light adventure riding | ₹1,000 |
| Hero Xpulse 200cc Pro | Light adventure riding | ₹1,100 |
| Royal Enfield Standard / Thunderbird 500cc | Longer highway hauls | ₹1,200 |
| Hero Xpulse 210cc | Technical/off-road routes | ₹1,400 |
| Himalayan SCRAM 411cc / 410cc BS6 | Mixed-terrain touring | ₹1,600 |
| Royal Enfield Himalayan 450cc | Serious adventure touring | ₹2,500 |
| Honda Activa / TVS Jupiter / Suzuki Access | City commuting | from ₹500 |
Rates shown are starting-from figures and can change. Exact multi-day, weekly, and monthly rates need direct confirmation. Security deposits vary by bike — ₹7,000 for the Classic 350cc, for example, with other models differing.
A complimentary basic helmet is provided with each rental. Fuel and any bike-servicing costs during the rental period are the rider's responsibility, and the deposit is refunded minus deductions only if the bike comes back with damage beyond normal wear.
Suited to a single city ride or a short out-and-back trip, with its own dedicated daily rental page.
Available on request — confirm exact weekend and multi-day rates directly, since these aren't published as fixed figures.
Aimed at students, commuters, and delivery riders, with routine servicing handled by the operator. See monthly plans.
There's no confirmed standalone pickup counter in Noida, Gurugram, Ghaziabad, or Faridabad at the time of writing. If you're commuting from an NCR satellite city, plan on collecting the bike in Delhi and riding it back out, or contact the operator directly to ask about delivery.
Once you've picked up your bike, Delhi NCR offers quick loops and longer weekend routes alike. The Yamuna Expressway is a well-known half-day option, with smooth tarmac and lighter traffic that make it a good way to get comfortable on a rented bike. For a fuller weekend, riders often head toward Alwar or Neemrana, or further out to Jaipur for a two-day highway loop.
If a weekend isn't enough, Tony Bike Centre also runs organised, multi-day guided tours well beyond a typical self-drive rental — expeditions to Leh Ladakh, Spiti Valley, Nepal, Rajasthan, Sri Lanka, and an Uttarakhand trekking tour. Unlike a daily bike rental Delhi NCR booking, these come with a support team rather than an unaccompanied self-drive rental, and are worth considering once you've tried a shorter rental first.
For official rules, see the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways and Delhi Traffic Police.
| Factor | Renting | Owning |
|---|---|---|
| Upfront cost | Low — daily rate from ₹500–₹950 | High — down payment plus EMI |
| Maintenance | Handled by the rental operator | Owner's responsibility |
| Bike variety | Try Enfields, Xpulse models, and scooters | Limited to one bike |
| Best for | Occasional trips, short-term needs, testing a model | Frequent, daily riders |
| Flexibility | Daily, weekly, or monthly plans | Fixed asset, always available |
See the wider set of options in our cheap bike rentals in Delhi.
Founded in 1986 by Rajesh Trehan, a commerce graduate from Hansraj College, starting with just two bikes and one scooter. Nearly four decades later, the operator runs a Karol Bagh fleet of Royal Enfield motorcycles, Hero Xpulse adventure bikes, and scooters, alongside guided tours to destinations including Leh Ladakh and Spiti Valley.
Consistently good bike condition highlighted across two separate bookings by a returning customer.
Two Classic 350s rented for three weeks — smooth paperwork and well-maintained bikes, with scratches and dents documented before and after so deposits weren't disputed.
A guided Delhi-to-Leh trip praised for its organisation and the team's adaptability when plans had to change.
A valid two-wheeler driving licence, a government-issued photo ID (Aadhaar or passport), a photocopy of your licence and ID, two passport-size photos, and a refundable security deposit.
Starting rates range from around ₹950/day for a Royal Enfield Classic or Electra 350cc up to ₹2,500/day for the Himalayan 450cc, with scooters starting from about ₹500/day. Multi-day and weekend rates need direct confirmation.
Yes — daily rentals are available, with a dedicated one-day rental option alongside weekly and monthly plans.
Yes, a complimentary basic helmet is provided with every bike.
Yes. The deposit is refundable and tied to the specific bike; it's only deducted if the bike is returned with damage beyond normal wear.
Yes, a valid two-wheeler driving licence is mandatory for every booking.
Yes. International travellers need a passport and an International Driving Licence in addition to the standard documents.
The confirmed pickup point is Karol Bagh, New Delhi, with additional locations in Chandigarh and Leh City. A dedicated NCR-satellite pickup isn't confirmed, so check directly before assuming one exists.
A Royal Enfield Standard 500cc or Himalayan SCRAM 411cc suits longer highway-and-hill routes, while the lighter Hero Xpulse models suit riders who want more agility on technical terrain.
