Motorcycle Rental in Phoenix: Every Shop, Price, and Deposit Compared

Jul 24, 2026

Seven operators rent motorcycles in the Phoenix metro area. Daily rates run from $25 on peer-to-peer marketplaces to $245 for a Harley-Davidson Street Glide Ultra at EagleRider Mesa. Deposits range from nothing at the Riders Share Beyond Adventure location to $3,000 at EagleRider. All figures below were pulled from each operator's public website or booking system on July 22, 2026, for August 2026 availability.

Phoenix motorcycle rental comparison chart

Pricing, inventory, deposits, and policies below were verified July 22, 2026, for August 2026 availability. All rates and availability are variable and change with inventory, season, and demand. Confirm directly with each operator before booking. Riders Share is not affiliated with and does not endorse the businesses listed.

About this comparison

The information on this page was compiled from publicly available sources, including each operator's own website, published rate sheets, and booking systems, on July 22, 2026, for August 2026 availability. Sources are listed above.

Rental rates, inventory, deposits, mileage policies, gear, and hours change frequently and vary by season, demand, bike model, and individual listing. Figures shown reflect what each operator published on the verification date and should not be relied on as current pricing. Confirm all terms directly with the operator before booking.

Where a field reads "not listed," it means the operator did not publish that information on its public website as of the verification date. It does not indicate that no policy exists.

This comparison is provided for informational purposes. Riders Share is not affiliated with and does not endorse Buddy Stubbs Harley-Davidson, EagleRider, EagleShare, Indian Motorcycle Rental Phoenix, Dream Spirits Rentals and More, Ready to Ride Rentals, Twisted Road, or Arizona Fun Time Rentals. All company names, trademarks, and logos are the property of their respective owners and are used here for identification purposes only.

Operators who identify an inaccuracy in this comparison can contact us and we will review and correct the entry.

What the Phoenix market looks like

Phoenix supports three kinds of rental operation, and the differences matter more than the daily rate.

Dealership and independent shops hold their own fleets and publish fixed rate cards. Buddy Stubbs Harley-Davidson on Cave Creek Road, EagleRider in Mesa, and Ready to Ride Rentals all work this way. You know the price before you search, and the inventory is whatever the shop owns.

Peer-to-peer marketplaces list motorcycles from private owners, with each owner setting the rate, the mileage terms, and the gear. Twisted Road and EagleShare operate this way in Phoenix. Rates span a wider range because the inventory does.

Riders Share combines both. Two staffed locations anchor the Phoenix market, Phoenix Harley Rentals at 1803 E Rio Salado Parkway in Tempe and Beyond Adventure at 6336 N 15th Avenue in Phoenix, alongside listings from individual owners across the valley. The Tempe location runs a Harley-Davidson fleet with unlimited mileage and delivery across greater Phoenix. The 15th Avenue location stocks adventure and dual-sport bikes including the Tenere 700, BMW F800GS, Ducati Scrambler, and Honda Africa Twin, with no deposit required.

One operator sits outside all three models. Indian Motorcycle Rental Phoenix, trading as Dream Spirits Rentals and More, runs from Surprise and serves German-speaking riders. Its booking engine is not available in English, and the website directs renters to arrange rentals by email.

Distance from downtown matters here. EagleRider's Phoenix station is in Mesa, roughly 20 miles east. Indian Motorcycle Rental Phoenix is in Surprise, about 30 miles northwest. Riders working the northeast side of the valley can also compare motorcycle rentals in Scottsdale, which pulls from the same metro inventory.

One Phoenix rental company no longer rents motorcycles

Arizona Fun Time Rentals at 1828 E University Drive in Tempe still surfaces in Phoenix motorcycle rental searches and business directories. The company stopped renting motorcycles and now offers Polaris Slingshots and Can-Am Spyders only, at $400 per day with 200 free miles and $0.50 per mile beyond that, with no deposit required. Neither vehicle requires a motorcycle endorsement in Arizona. It is excluded from the chart above for that reason.

EagleRider's website references a Scottsdale dealership location, but no bookable inventory surfaced there as of July 22, 2026. All 17 EagleRider motorcycles listed in the Phoenix market attribute to the Mesa station.

What is the cheapest motorcycle rental in Phoenix

The lowest published daily rate in the Phoenix market is $25 per day on Riders Share, where individual owners and partner locations set their own prices. Among operators with fixed rate cards, EagleRider Mesa starts at $121 per day and Buddy Stubbs Harley-Davidson starts at $154 per day. Twisted Road advertises listings from under $80.

Base rate alone will not tell you what a rental costs. A low daily rate paired with a $2,500 hold and a 150 mile cap can total more than a higher rate with unlimited miles and no deposit, especially on a route like Phoenix to Sedona and back, which runs about 240 miles in a single day. The Grand Canyon round trip pushes past 450 miles. On a capped rental at $0.50 per mile, that second trip adds $150 in overage on top of the daily rate.

Read the deposit, the mileage cap, the overage rate, and the gear line together before comparing prices across operators.

How much does it cost to rent a Harley in Phoenix

Harley-Davidson rentals in Phoenix run from $120 to $245 per day.

The Riders Share Tempe location lists the Road Glide Limited, Heritage Classic 114, Freewheeler trike, and Low Rider at $120 per day, the Street Bob at $135, and a 2019 Heritage Classic at $150, all with unlimited mileage. Buddy Stubbs Harley-Davidson prices by class rather than model, at $154 for standard, $164 for cruiser, $174 for touring, $184 for touring premium, and $199 for a trike, with three-day and seven-day rates that lower the daily average. EagleRider Mesa lists the Street Glide and Road Glide at $208 per day, the Street Glide Touring Edition, Road Glide Touring Edition, and Pan America 1250 Special at $220, and the Street Glide Ultra at $245.

Owner listings on the platform sit inside that same band. Browse Harley-Davidson rentals to compare specific models and pickup locations.

Do Phoenix motorcycle rentals include gear?

Most Phoenix operators include some gear, though what arrives with the bike varies.

Buddy Stubbs Harley-Davidson provides an approved helmet and raingear and states that no additional gear is necessary. EagleRider includes helmets in the daily rate at all locations. Ready to Ride Rentals includes gear with every rental and meets riders trailside.

Riders Share includes free gear across its listings, with helmets, jackets, gloves, and boots in sizes S through XXL depending on the bike rented. On Twisted Road and EagleShare, gear comes from the individual owner rather than a central inventory, so it is listed on each motorcycle listing.

Phoenix heat changes the calculation. Arizona requires eye protection for every rider regardless of age, and helmets for riders under 18. Ventilated gear matters more than rain gear here from May through September.

Mileage caps and overage charges

Riders Share includes unlimited mileage on most listings, with certain bikes carrying limits and overage rates set by the owner. The Tempe location runs unlimited mileage across its Harley fleet. Twisted Road states that most listings include unlimited miles, with any limits disclosed in the listing description.

Indian Motorcycle Rental Phoenix runs the tightest published cap in the market at 150 miles per day, with $0.50 charged per mile over. EagleRider includes unlimited mileage on select models only, a qualifier that appears in the rental terms rather than at the top of the booking flow, and does not publish the per-mile rate on capped models.

Buddy Stubbs Harley-Davidson does not publish a mileage policy on its rates page, rental FAQ, or terms and conditions. Riders planning distance out of that shop should confirm the cap by phone before booking.

Age and experience requirements

Twenty-one is the standard minimum across the Phoenix market. Buddy Stubbs Harley-Davidson, EagleRider, Riders Share, and Twisted Road all set 21 as the floor.

Two operators sit outside that. Ready to Ride Rentals rents to riders 18 and older, though its fleet is off-road dirt bikes rather than street motorcycles. Indian Motorcycle Rental Phoenix sets the highest minimum at 22.

EagleRider runs the only published pathway for riders under 21. Riders aged 18 to 20 can rent motorcycles up to 500cc after completing a Motorcycle Safety Foundation course or the Harley-Davidson Riding Academy.

Experience requirements layer on top of age. Riders Share requires three or more years of riding history from renters under 25 and limits riders with temporary licenses to bikes filtered as Easy Rides. Twisted Road may require two years of documented riding history from renters under 25, and requires non-US license holders to be at least 25. Every operator in this market requires a valid motorcycle endorsement.

Hours and pickup logistics

Riders Share offers the widest pickup window in the market, 8:00 am to 10:00 pm daily, with the exact time arranged with the owner or location. The Beyond Adventure location runs 6:00 am to 10:00 pm, and the Tempe location delivers across greater Phoenix with fees depending on distance. Ready to Ride Rentals runs 8:00 am to 10:00 pm daily and meets riders trailside.

Fixed-hour operators require more planning. EagleRider Mesa closes Sunday and Monday, which rules out a Sunday return on a weekend rental. Buddy Stubbs requires pickup and return at least one hour before close, which functionally ends the rental day at 5:00 pm most days and 3:00 pm on Sunday. Indian Motorcycle Rental Phoenix closes at 3:00 pm on weekends.

Riders flying into Sky Harbor should confirm pickup or delivery before booking. The Tempe location is the closest option to the airport at roughly six miles.

Booking a motorcycle in Phoenix

Riders Share lists 103 motorcycles in Phoenix for August 2026 dates, spanning entry-level singles through premium and specialty models from Ducati, Harley-Davidson, BMW, and Indian. Rates run $25 to $400 per day, most listings include unlimited mileage, gear comes free with the rental, and the deposit is waived for riders who submit proof of comprehensive and collision coverage on a personal policy. Select listings are also available to purchase after the rental, so you can ride a bike before deciding whether to buy it.

Browse motorcycle rentals in Phoenix and book your next ride today.