Motorbike hire in Sanur, Renon & Denpasar

The WR155 is one of the friendliest ways into off-road riding — light, forgiving and street-legal, so you ride it to the trailhead and back. It suits confident newer riders who want to explore Bali’s tracks, rice paddies and black-sand beaches. The MT-25 suits riders comfortable with a geared bike, and the 650cc Z650 is for experienced riders only.

A good trail bike rental in Bali gives you a street-legal enduro — like the Yamaha WR155 — so you can ride from your villa to the trailhead and back without a truck or transfer. Look for newer bikes (not decade-old KLX/CRF fleet bikes), long-travel suspension, 21"/18" wheels, knobby tyres, and a rental shop that services the bike throughout your stay. Avoid rentals that only offer guided day-tours — self-ride weekly and monthly hire gives you the freedom to explore Bali's volcano tracks, rice paddies and black-sand beaches on your own schedule.

Yes — our Yamaha WR155s are dual-sport bikes, meaning they're fully road-legal (number plates, indicators, lights) and equally capable on dirt. Dual sport rental in Bali is the best of both worlds: commute through Canggu during the week, hit the Kintamani volcano tracks and Jatiluwih fire roads on the weekend, all on the same bike. Because the WR155 is light, fuel-injected and built for both surfaces, you don't need two rentals — or a support truck — to ride Bali properly.

Sanur is a great base for relaxed coastal rides. Head north along the Sanur beachfront (Jalan Danau Tamblingan) for cafes and sea views, or take the new toll bridge to Serangan Island for quiet roads and turtle-sanctuary visits. For a longer ride, go east to Padang Bai (about 1 hour) — the coastal road winds past small fishing villages and has very light traffic compared to southern Bali. The WR155 is ideal for exploring the dirt tracks around the mangroves north of Sanur, while the Z650 makes the Padang Bai coastal run a proper big-bike ride.