Dual Sport Motorcycle Rentals

Looking for an adventure both on and off the road? Riders Share offers the perfect solution with our dual sport bike rentals. Our extensive network allows you to find and rent dual sport motorcycles in any city nationwide. These versatile bikes are designed to handle both pavement and dirt trails, giving you the freedom to explore wherever your heart desires. With Riders Share, you can easily connect with motorcycle owners and experience the thrill of dual sport riding. Whatever adventure you have in mind, our dual sport rentals have you covered.

Off-Road Policy for Dual Sport Motorcycles

At Riders Share, our off-road policy makes your dual sport motorcycle adventure easy and fun. We offer a range of street-legal dual sport bike rentals, ready for both city streets and dirt trails. 

For Renters:

Renters must inform Riders Share and pay an additional fee if they plan to ride off-road. Using the motorcycle off-road without prior approval can result in losing your security deposit and any insurance coverage.

For Owners:

If you're okay with renters taking your motorcycle off-road, just select the Off Road Use option in your listing. By doing this, you agree to the special terms and changes to the Riders Share policies related to off-road use.

Key Points of Our Off-Road Policy:

• Street-Legal: All dual sport motorcycles must be street-legal with mirrors, headlights, and up-to-date registration.
• Age and License: You need to be at least 21 years old and have a valid motorcycle license or endorsement to rent.
• Protective Gear: Safety first! Helmets, gloves, and goggles are a must when riding.
• Off-Road Use Opt-In: Owners who want to list their bikes for off-road use must opt-in to this feature in their listing.
• No OHVs: We don’t allow off-highway vehicles (OHVs). We focus on dual sport bikes that handle both roads and trails.

Visit our off-road info page for more.

Tips for Renting a Dual Sport Motorcycle

Renting a dual sport motorcycle from Riders Share is a fantastic way to explore both city streets and off-road trails. Here are some tips to make your rental experience smooth and enjoyable:

• Check the Rental Contract: Before hitting the road, read through your rental contract. It includes important details about what you can and can’t do with the bike.
• Inspect the Bike: Take a few minutes to inspect the motorcycle with the owner. Note any existing damage so you're not held responsible for it later.
• Adjust the Controls: You should be able to handle your rental as much as possible. That said, it’s important that you make sure the bike's controls are set up comfortably for you.
• Plan Your Route: Know where you’re going before you start. Use apps like BRP GO! or REVER+ for route suggestions and to discover popular riding spots. If you’d like to know some of our favorite routes in your area, make sure to check out any of our route blogs!

Why Riders Love Dual Sport Motorcycles

Riders love dual sport motorcycles for their versatility and adventure-ready capabilities. These bikes handle both city streets and off-road trails, making them perfect for any ride. The comfortable riding position and strong build provide a smooth ride on pavement and rough terrains alike. With powerful engines and good torque, dual sport motorcycles offer a great experience, whether you're commuting or exploring off-road.

With these benefits, it's no wonder dual sport motorcycles are a top choice for adventure-seekers. Rent yours from Riders Share and discover the freedom these bikes offer.

Earn Money From Your Dual Sport Motorcycle

Do you own a dual sport motorcycle and want to earn extra cash? Riders Share can help you monetize your bike by renting it out to other riders. List your dual sport motorcycle on our platform, and start earning an average of $150 per booking. With quick approval, you can have your bike ready to rent in as little as 12 hours! 

Set your rental price, communicate directly with renters, and enjoy the security of insurance and a trusted platform. Join the Riders Share community and make the most of your bike when you're not using it.