Bike on Rent in Mumbai: Scooty, Commuter Bikes & Royal Enfield for City Rides and Road Trips
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Looking for a bike on rent in Mumbai? Rentnhop gets you a scooty, commuter bike, Royal Enfield or adventure motorcycle for a day, a week or a month, so you can skip packed local trains, long cab queues and auto meters that keep running in traffic. Pick a vehicle, book online, show your documents at pickup, and ride.
Mumbai is long and narrow, and getting from Andheri to Colaba or Powai to Bandra on public transport usually means a train, a change and a last-mile auto. A two-wheeler cuts through that. It also opens up what's outside the city: Lonavala, Alibaug, Mahabaleshwar and the Konkan coast are all comfortable rides from Mumbai.
This page covers what you need before booking: which bike suits your plan, what it costs, the documents to carry, where to pick up across the city, which Mumbai roads two-wheelers can't use, how to ride safely in the monsoon, and how we plan group rides from Mumbai to Goa, Gujarat and Kerala.
Where can I get a bike on rent in Mumbai?
You can book a bike on rent in Mumbai online with Rentnhop and pick it up at hubs across the city, from Colaba and Churchgate in the south to Borivali and Thane in the north. Booking takes a few minutes and the bike is held as soon as you confirm.
Many hubs are close to where travellers arrive. If you're flying in, there's pickup near the airport. If you're coming by train, CST and Dadar are close to the main stations. If you live or work in the suburbs, Andheri West, Powai or Bandra will usually be nearer than you'd expect.
Which bike should I rent in Mumbai?
Choose the bike for the trip. A scooty is easiest in Mumbai's stop-start traffic and tight parking, a commuter or street bike suits daily riders covering longer distances, and a Royal Enfield or adventure bike makes sense once you're heading out to the ghats or the coast.
| Category | Typical Models | Starting price | Best for |
| Scooty | Activa, Jupiter, Ntorq, Dio, Fascino | ₹399/day | Commuting, errands, short city hops |
| Commuter bike | Apache 160, Pulsar 150, Hornet 160R, Radeon | ₹800/day | Daily riders covering longer city distances |
| Street bike | MT-15, Duke 200/250, Pulsar 220F, FZ series | ₹899/day | Quicker city and highway riding |
| Cruiser | Classic 350, Meteor 350, Thunderbird 350, Avenger 220 | ₹1,499/day | Weekend rides, two-up comfort |
| Adventure bike | Himalayan 411/450, Scram 411, V-Strom 250 | ₹1,999/day | Ghats, Konkan coast, long tours |
| Sports bike | R15 V4, G310 RR, RS 457 | ₹1,850/day | Experienced riders |
| Superbike | Ninja 1000, Z900, Hayabusa, ZX-10R | ₹8,999/day | Experienced riders, special occasions |
Starting prices from Rentnhop's current Mumbai rate card. They vary by model, dates and season, and availability changes daily, so check the final price when you book.
If you're deciding between a scooty on rent in Mumbai and a motorcycle, think about where you're going. A scooty is perfect for getting around Bandra, but on a two-up ride to Mahabaleshwar a cruiser is far more comfortable.
How much does bike rent in Mumbai cost?
Bike rent in Mumbai with Rentnhop starts at ₹399 per day for a scooty, ₹800 for a commuter bike and ₹1,499 for a cruiser such as the Classic 350. Adventure bikes start at ₹1,999 per day and superbikes at ₹8,999.
Longer bookings bring the daily rate down. If you need the bike for more than a couple of weeks, ask for a weekly or monthly plan before booking day by day. Fuel isn't included, and the final amount also depends on the deposit, GST and any distance limit on your booking, so check the full breakdown before you confirm.
Is monthly bike rental available in Mumbai?
Yes. Rentnhop offers weekly and monthly plans in Mumbai at a lower daily rate than booking the same bike one day at a time. They suit anyone who needs a bike for weeks or months without buying one.
A monthly two wheeler on rent in Mumbai works well for people on a work posting or internship, students who need daily transport for a semester, people who've just moved and haven't decided whether to buy, and anyone whose own vehicle is off the road for a while. Pick the bike for your daily route, and change it if your needs change.
Which roads in Mumbai don't allow bikes?
Several of Mumbai's fastest roads are closed to two-wheelers, so plan your route before you set off. Two-wheelers are not permitted on the Bandra-Worli Sea Link, on the Mumbai Coastal Road mainline and its tunnels, or on Atal Setu (the Mumbai Trans Harbour Link).
The same applies when you leave the city. Two-wheelers are not permitted on the Mumbai–Pune Expressway, so if you're riding to Lonavala or Pune, plan the route on roads open to bikes. Map apps don't always exclude these roads for two-wheelers, so check the route yourself. Getting stopped at a Sea Link toll plaza is an easy way to lose an hour of your day.
Can I ride a rented bike out of Mumbai?
Yes. Outstation travel is allowed on Rentnhop's bikes, and Mumbai is a good starting point for weekend rides and longer tours. Lonavala, Khandala, Alibaug, Igatpuri, Malshej Ghat, Mahabaleshwar and Panchgani are popular weekend rides, and Nashik, Pune and the coast down to Goa work for longer trips.
For ghat roads and the Konkan coast, an adventure bike or a cruiser like the Classic 350 or Meteor 350 is far more comfortable than a scooty, especially with a pillion and luggage. Tell the team your route and dates when you book so you get a bike that suits the ride, and check tyres, brakes and lights carefully before you leave the city.
Can Rentnhop organise a group bike ride from Mumbai?
Yes. Rentnhop has organised many large group rides out of Mumbai, including Mumbai to Goa, Mumbai to Gujarat, and coastal rides from Mumbai down to Kerala. We help you plan the whole trip, not just rent the bikes.
Group rides need more planning than a solo trip. Everyone needs a bike that suits their experience, the daily distances have to work for the slowest rider in the group, and fuel and overnight stops have to be planned for a dozen bikes rather than one. Having run these rides from Mumbai many times, our team knows what works on these routes: which bikes to choose for a long coastal stretch, how far a group can realistically cover in a day, and where to stop for the night.
Tell us your group size, dates, destination and everyone's riding experience. We'll help you choose the bikes, plan the route and put together an itinerary, whether it's a weekend run to Goa with friends, a ride up to Gujarat, or the full Konkan and Kerala coast. Rentnhop has been planning trips with riders since 2018, from city rentals to long tours to Leh-Ladakh, Spiti, Nepal and Rajasthan, and that support continues until you're back.
How do I ride safely in the Mumbai monsoon?
Ride slower than you normally would, leave double the braking distance, and stay off flooded stretches entirely. From June to September, Mumbai roads get slippery with oil and water, potholes hide under standing water, and visibility drops fast in heavy rain.
A few things help. Check the tyres and brakes before you leave the pickup point. Carry a proper rain jacket and keep your phone and documents in a waterproof pouch. Avoid road markings and metal surfaces like manhole covers, which are slick when wet. If water is above the exhaust, turn back rather than push through, because a flooded engine can end your trip and add repair costs. For ghat rides in the monsoon, start early, ride in daylight, and expect fog near the top.
Can I rent bikes for a film shoot in Mumbai?
Yes. Rentnhop rents bikes for film, ad and web-series shoots in Mumbai, from everyday scooters for street scenes to cruisers, sports bikes and superbikes for hero shots. Tell the team your shoot dates, location and the look you need, and they'll check what's available.
Book shoot bikes as early as you can, especially premium models, and confirm the pickup and return timings around your call sheet so the bike is there when the scene is.
What documents do I need to rent a bike in Mumbai?
You need a valid driving licence that covers two-wheelers and a government photo ID, such as Aadhaar, a voter ID or a passport. A refundable security deposit also applies, and the amount depends on the bike. International travellers should carry a passport, visa and International Driving Permit along with their home licence.
Bring the original documents to pickup. A photo of your licence on your phone isn't accepted, and forgetting the original is the most common reason a pickup gets delayed.
Where are Rentnhop's pickup points in Mumbai?
Rentnhop has pickup hubs across Mumbai, Thane and Navi Mumbai, mostly near stations, the airport and busy suburbs. Pickup points with their own page:
Colaba · Churchgate · CST Station · Dadar · Wadala · Bandra · Santacruz · Juhu · Airport · Andheri East · Andheri West · Powai · Malad · Borivali · Thane · Navi Mumbai
Pickup is also available near Vile Parle, Versova, Chembur, Bandra Terminus, Nerul and Dombivali. Each hub page lists the exact address and which bikes are stocked there, so check it before you head over, since not every model is at every hub.
Here are three of our most accessible branches where you can pick up your ride today:
- Bike on rent in Mumbai in Andheri West Lokhandwala
- Bike on rent in Mumbai / Bike hire in Mumbai Santacruz East
- Bike rental in Mumbai in Wadala
How do I book a bike on rent in Mumbai?
Booking takes three steps: choose your bike and dates, confirm online, and collect the bike at your pickup point. Confirmation is instant, so you know the bike is held before you plan the rest of your trip.
Before you ride off, take two minutes to check the tyres, brakes, lights, indicators, mirrors and fuel level. Note any existing scratches or dents and confirm your return time. Raising a problem at pickup is much easier than sorting it out at return.
Ready when you are. Book your bike on rent in Mumbai or call +91 981-862-7676. Need four wheels instead? See self drive car rental in Mumbai.
Founder of Rentnhop Mritunjay has run Rentnhop's bike rental operations since 2018, from city rentals to large group rides from Mumbai to Goa, Gujarat and the Kerala coast, and long-distance trips to Leh-Ladakh, Spiti, Nepal and Rajasthan. Rentnhop has grown to 25+ cities, serving 300,000+ customers with a fleet of 12,000+ vehicles.
Last updated: 8 Oct 2026
