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Want to rent a bike in Delhi but not sure where to start? Whether it's a Sunday ride, a work trip across town, or the first leg of a longer highway run, self-drive rental is usually faster to arrange than most people expect — pick a bike, bring the right documents, pay a refundable deposit, and ride.
A rented motorcycle solves problems that public transport and cabs don't. You set the route and the schedule, and you get access to bikes — a Royal Enfield Himalayan, a proper adventure tourer — that most people wouldn't otherwise ride day-to-day.
No down payment, loan, or insurance renewal to manage.
Try a model before deciding whether to buy one yourself.
Pay only for the days you actually need the bike.
One document check and deposit instead of a full registration process.
Royal Enfield cruisers, Royal Enfield adventure-touring bikes, Hero Xpulse models, and city scooters — all based out of the Karol Bagh location.
The Classic 350cc, Electra 350cc, and Thunderbird 350cc form the entry point of the fleet — upright, comfortable, and equally suited to city traffic and longer highway stretches. Thunderbird and Standard 500cc step up in engine size for riders who want more mid-range pull on the same relaxed riding position.
The Himalayan 410cc BS6, Himalayan 450cc, and Himalayan SCRAM 411cc are built for mixed terrain and longer routes out of the city — suited to riders planning to take a rental bike beyond Delhi's limits onto rougher roads.
The Xpulse 200cc 4V, 200cc Pro, and 210cc are lighter, more agile options — a good fit for riders who want an easier bike to handle on shorter loops or technical stretches. The 210cc is also available from a Chandigarh pickup point.
Honda Activa (3G through 6G), Suzuki Access, TVS Jupiter (Classic and ZX), and the TVS Ntorq — the lower-cost, lower-effort option if you just need a bike for daily errands or office commuting.
| Bike / model | Best for | Starting price/day |
|---|---|---|
| Royal Enfield Classic 350cc | City rides, easy touring | ₹950 |
| Royal Enfield Electra 350cc | Classic-style commuting | ₹950 |
| Royal Enfield Thunderbird 350cc | Cruiser touring | ₹950 |
| Hero Xpulse 200cc 4V | Light adventure riding | ₹1,000 |
| Hero Xpulse 200cc Pro | Light adventure riding | ₹1,100 |
| Royal Enfield Standard 500cc | Longer highway rides | ₹1,200 |
| Royal Enfield Thunderbird 500cc | Longer highway rides | ₹1,200 |
| Hero Xpulse 210cc | Technical/off-road routes | ₹1,400 |
| Royal Enfield Himalayan SCRAM 411cc | Mixed-terrain touring | ₹1,600 |
| Royal Enfield Himalayan 410cc BS6 | Adventure touring | ₹1,600 |
| Royal Enfield Himalayan 450cc | Serious adventure touring | ₹2,500 |
| Honda Activa / TVS Jupiter / Suzuki Access | City commuting | from ₹500 |
These are the daily "starting from" rates listed on the operator's site at the time of writing. Weekly and monthly rates aren't published as fixed figures — exact rental periods and rates need direct confirmation. Security deposits vary by bike; ₹7,000 is listed for the Classic 350cc, for example.
Based on Tony Bike Centre's listed terms for the Royal Enfield Classic 350cc, expect to provide:
A basic helmet is included with every rental. Fuel and any servicing during the rental period are the rider's responsibility, and the deposit is only reduced if the bike comes back with damage beyond normal wear.
Operating hours can vary by day, so it's worth confirming pickup and return windows when you book rather than assuming standard business hours apply.
If you don't own your own gear, Tony Bike Centre also rents riding accessories, so you don't need to buy equipment for a single trip.
| Item | Starting price/day |
|---|---|
| Basic helmet | ₹50 |
| Premium helmet | ₹100 |
| Riding gloves | ₹50 |
| Knee pads | ₹50 |
| Riding jacket | ₹150 |
| Chain lubricant | ₹50 |
| Plastic fuel can | ₹30 |
| Bungee cords | ₹20 |
A basic helmet already comes included with the bike itself; the premium option and the rest of this list are add-ons worth considering if you're heading somewhere colder or rougher than city streets. See the full riding gears range.
For a single city ride or short out-and-back trip, with its own dedicated booking page.
Available, but exact rates need direct confirmation since they aren't listed as fixed figures.
Aimed at commuters, students, or anyone needing a bike for weeks at a stretch. See monthly plans.
The same documents and deposit process generally apply across durations, so check the specific bike's listing before confirming dates.
Closer options like Alwar or Neemrana suit a half-day or full-day loop. Jaipur is a popular two-day highway run for riders wanting a proper distance test. Longer hill routes toward Manali or Shimla are realistic on a rented bike but need more than a single weekend given the distance and altitude gain — plan those as multi-day trips rather than a quick Saturday ride. Match the bike to the route: a cruiser suits the highway legs, while an adventure bike suits the hill stretches.
For official rules on helmets, licensing, and road conduct, 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 |
Tony Bike Centre has operated out of Karol Bagh, New Delhi since 1986, starting with two bikes and one scooter under founder Rajesh Trehan. If you're comparing where to rent a bike in Delhi, that track record is worth weighing alongside price. The current fleet spans Royal Enfield cruisers, Royal Enfield adventure-touring bikes, Hero Xpulse models, and scooters, alongside guided motorcycle tours to destinations including Leh Ladakh and Spiti Valley.
Consistently good bike condition highlighted across two separate bookings, with the team described as documenting scratches and dents before and after so deposits weren't disputed.
Two Classic 350s rented for three weeks — smooth paperwork and well-maintained bikes.
A Delhi-to-Leh guided trip that stayed well organised, with the team adapting well when plans had to change mid-route.
A valid two-wheeler driving licence, a government-issued photo ID, a photocopy of your licence and ID, two passport-size photos, and a refundable security deposit.
Starting rates run from around ₹950/day for a Royal Enfield Classic or Electra 350cc up to ₹2,500/day for the Himalayan 450cc, with scooters from about ₹500/day. Weekly and monthly rates need direct confirmation.
Yes — daily rentals are available, with a dedicated one-day rental option alongside weekly and monthly plans.
Yes to both. The deposit amount depends on the bike, and it's refundable minus deductions only 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.
A Royal Enfield Standard 500cc or a Himalayan model suits the mix of highway and hill riding better than a lighter city bike, though Manali is a multi-day trip rather than a weekend one from Delhi.
Generally yes for self-drive rentals, though it's worth confirming any distance or route restrictions directly before a long trip.
It's as safe as the precautions you take — a pre-ride inspection, a properly fitted helmet, and following posted speed and distance terms all reduce risk significantly.
