RIDE KAUAI TODAY!

Hit the road and discover the hidden gems of Kauai on a sleek and powerful motorcycle from our fleet of Harley-Davidson®, KTM, and Kawasaki models. Take a ride along the stunningly beautiful coastline, stop to take a dip in the ocean, and watch the sun set in Waimea Canyon. Whatever your plans, we'll help you make the most of your time on the island with a top-of-the-line motorcycle rental.

Don't forget to book in advance to ensure the availability of your desired motorcycle. We can't wait to help you create memories that will last a lifetime on the Garden Isle of Kauai! 

RENT A MOTORCYCLE

Requirements

  • Must currently hold valid motorcycle license or endorsement
  • Must be 21+ yrs and possess the skill, knowledge, and ability to operate a motorcycle
  • Passenger must be 18+ yrs. and present when bike is picked up
  • Must wear closed-toe shoes, eye protection, and DOT helmet
  • Pick-up and returns must be during business hours
  • All rental payments must be done on a credit card.
  • A $1,000.00 hold on a credit card will be taken at time of pick-up and go towards any damage.
  • All bikes, including the KTM 890 Adventure, are ON-ROAD ONLY. No dirt roads or gravel parking lots.

What's included?

  • Unlimited miles
  • Helmet that meets DOT specifications for rider & passenger
  • Full tank of gas
  • Loss damage waiver

Current Fleet

  • H-D Breakout
  • H-D Fat Boy
  • H-D Heritage Classic
  • H-D Low Rider S 
  • H-D Road Glide Special
  • H-D Street Glide Special
  • H-D Ultra Limited
  • H-D Pan America S
  • KTM Duke 390
  • KTM 390 Adventure
  • KTM 890 Adventure
  • Kawasaki W800

Price

Price will depend on which model, duration, & which days you decide to rent. Download the PDF down below for photos, rates, & additional information:

Motorcycle Information

Please keep in mind, we are currently closed on Sunday & Mondays. We don't offer any after-hour pick-up or drop-offs. If your reservations falls during a Sunday or Monday, you will receive those days at a HALF-RATE!

Ask us for a quote!

FAQ

Can you pick us up from the hotel or airport?

  • Unfortunately, we do not offer any shuttle or pick-up services. Some hotels may be able to offer a shuttle service. There are also taxis, Ubers, and Lyft on the island.

Which bikes have saddlebags?

  • Heritage Classic, Street Glide, Road Glide, Ultra Limited, KTM 890 Adventure

Which bikes can accommodate a passenger and which bikes have a backrest?

  • The Fat Boy, Low Rider S, Heritage Classic, Street Glide, Road Glide, and Ultra Limited will have a back rest.

What is the cancellation policy?

  • When you book your reservation, we will will put a credit card on file. However, we don't run anything until you come in to pick-up the bike. If you are a no-show or cancel within 24 hours, then it is a $100 cancellation fee. If you can't make it, please let us know 24 hours before your reservation.

Will I get refunded if I drop-off earlier than my return day/time?

  • No. We don't offer any refunds for early returns.

What happens if it rains?

  • Do not be surprised if you encounter some rain during your trip on Kauai as it is known as one of the wettest places on Earth. That is why we are the Garden Isle and so lush and beautiful. It is usually a quick little shower—just enough to cool you down. If we do have a heavy system rolling in, we usually know at least the day before which would be the time to cancel if you chose.

Do you rent by the hour or offer any half-days?

  • No. Our rentals are for 24 hours and if you chose to return early that is completely fine. Some people prefer to go out for a few hours and return by the end of the day, but it would not change the price. All pick-up and drop-offs must be at the dealership during our business hours.

What is the Loss Damage Waiver?

  • The Loss Damage Waiver (LDW) limits your liability to $2,000 of damage of the bike. We understand $2,000 is a lot to hold on your card, so we only hold $1,000 for the security deposit which would go towards any damage.

RIDE KAUAI

WHERE TO?

West Side

  • Waimea Canyon

Our #1 reccomended ride for a reason. The canyon, also known as the "Grand Canyon of the Pacific," is a magnificent geological formation located on the western side of the island and can be accessed via Waimea Canyon Drive.


As you ride up the canyon, you'll be able to take in the stunning views of the red and orange-colored rock formations, and the lush green vegetation that covers the canyon walls. The canyon is home to a variety of plant and bird life, making it a nature-lover's paradise. There are several lookout points that offer spectacular views of the canyon and the surrounding landscapes, including the Kalalau Valley, the Pacific Ocean, and Mount Wai'ale'ale, one of the wettest spots on earth.


Riding a motorcycle up the Waimea Canyon is a great way to experience the natural beauty of Kauai, but it's important to be aware of the road conditions. The road can be steep and winding, and it can be challenging for inexperienced riders. Take your time and stop along the way to take in the breathtaking views and take some pictures as souvenirs.

  • Kekaha Beach

Riding a motorcycle to Kekaha Beach can be a beautiful and peaceful experience. The beach is located on the west coast of the island and is known for its long stretches of white sandy shore, crystal clear waters and beautiful sunsets. As you ride along the coast, you'll be able to enjoy the feeling of the open road with the sound of waves in the background. It is what riding a motorcycle in Hawaii is all about!

South Side

  • Tree Tunnel

Riding a motorcycle through the tree tunnel in Kauai can be a thrilling and picturesque experience. The tree tunnel, also known as the "Tunnel of Trees," is a stretch of road lined with lush tropical vegetation that forms a canopy overhead. It is located on the island of Kauai on the southern shore, along the scenic route of the Kaumualii Highway.

  • Spouting Horn

The Spouting Horn in Poipu can be a breathtaking and memorable experience. It is a natural blowhole located on the southern shore of the island, along the scenic coastline of Poipu Beach. The blowhole is formed by a natural lava tube that runs under the ocean and creates a powerful jet of water that shoots up into the air when waves rush into the tube. The water can shoot up to 50 feet into the air, and the sound of the blowhole is truly impressive. It is best to visit during high tide when the waves are stronger, so you can see the water spout in full action. Be careful not to get too close to the blowhole, it can be dangerous and the waves can be unpredictable.As you ride your motorcycle along the coast, you'll be able to take in the beauty of the ocean, with views of the blue water and the white sandy beaches.

  • Shipwrecks Beach

Riding to Shipwrecks Beach in Poipu, Kauai can be a thrilling and adventurous experience. The beach is located on the south shore of the island and can be accessed via the scenic Koloa Road. The beach got its name from the shipwrecks that occurred in the area in the past.
As you ride, you'll be able to take in the beautiful scenery of the island, with views of the ocean, lush green vegetation and the rugged coastline that makes Kauai so unique. The beach itself is a unique and picturesque spot, with crystal clear waters and a wide expanse of white sandy beach. The beach is known for great surfing and sunbathing, but it is also famous for its treacherous shorebreak, currents and rip tides, so swimmers and surfers must be very careful. The beach also features a rugged coastline with large cliffs and rock formations, creating a dramatic and spectacular scenery and a great hike. Riding a motorcycle to Shipwrecks Beach is a great way to experience the natural beauty of Kauai and enjoy the feeling of the open road.

North Shore

  • Hanalei

Hanalei is a charming and laid-back town, known for its relaxed atmosphere, great food, and friendly locals. It is located on the north shore of the island, known for its picturesque bay, lush green mountains, waterfalls, and beautiful beaches. The town can be accessed by taking the scenic Kuhio Highway.

As you ride to Hanalei, you'll be able to take in the beautiful scenery of the island and along the way, you'll also be able to see
taro fields, a reminder of the island's rich history of agriculture. The Hanalei Bay, the centerpiece of the town, is a beautiful crescent-shaped beach surrounded by lush green mountains, a perfect spot for swimming, surfing, sunbathing, and paddle boarding.

  • Ke'e Beach

Riding a motorcycle to Ke'e Beach is a breathtaking journey. The beach is located on the north shore of the island, at the end of the Kuhio Highway. The road to Ke'e Beach is a winding, two-lane highway that passes through lush tropical rainforests, and offers stunning views of the coastline along the way. You will be able to fully take in the sights and sounds of the island, and feel the warm tropical breeze on your face.

  • Kileauea Lighthouse

Riding a motorcycle to Kilauea Lighthouse is a picturesque and thrilling journey. The lighthouse is located on the north shore of the island, near the small town of Kilauea. To get there, you'll need to take Kolo Road, a winding and hilly road that offers breathtaking views of the coastline, lush green mountains and the Pacific Ocean. The Kilauea Lighthouse is a historic site, with a beautiful white structure that has been around since 1913. The lighthouse and the surrounding area are a popular spot for bird watching and picnics.

East Side

  • Wailua Falls

Wailua Falls is a spectacular and adventurous journey. The falls are located on the east side of the island, and can be accessed via a winding, two-lane road that passes through lush tropical rainforests and offers stunning views of the coastline along the way. The waterfall is a 80-foot (24 meters) waterfall that cascades down a steep cliff into a pool of crystal clear water below. It is considered one of the most beautiful waterfalls on the island. Riding to the falls offers the opportunity to fully take in the sights and sounds of the island, and feel the warm tropical breeze on your face.

  • Opaeka‘a Falls

The Opaeka'a Falls are located on the east side of the island, near the town of Wailua, and can be accessed via Kuamo'o Road, a winding, two-lane road that offers views of lush tropical rainforests and the Wailua River. Opaeka'a Falls is a picturesque 151 feet (46 meters) waterfall that cascades down a rocky cliff into a deep pool of crystal clear water below. The falls can be enjoyed from a viewpoint and is a great way to experience the natural beauty of Kauai, and a way to make an adventurous memory.

  • Keahua Arboretum

The arboretum, located on the east side of the island, is home to a diverse array of tropical trees and plants, as well as a picturesque waterfall. On a motorcycle, you can take in the stunning vistas, fresh ocean air and the exhilaration of the open road, while immersing yourself in the local culture. Before heading out check the weather and road conditions to ensure a safe and enjoyable trip.

What Our Renters Have To Say:

  • Westernmost Harley dealer! I rented a StreetGlide. Bike ran excellent and was well maintained. Great front desk staff. Good T-shirts’ and other cool Harley stuff

    - B.C.

  • Very friendly and fun experience renting motorcycles there. Fast process. Everyone gave us the Aloha feeling. Will definitely be back!

    - Jessica E.

  • We had a wonderful time renting a Harley Davidson from them. The people that work there are amazing.

    - Ruvim B.

  • Husband and I had a blast crushing around the island. Staff were very very helpful and friendly. Their customer service was very amazing.

    - Alexandra M.

  • You absolutely should rent a motorcycle from here and spend the day touring on two wheels. It’s a way better experience. The staff at this location (notably the front desk gal and the man checking out the bike) are awesome to work with. 10/10 would recommend.

    - Scott M.

  • We rented the Fatboy while in Kauai. It was my husband favorite part of the trip! We had so much fun. The staff was very professional and helpful! The guy who looked over the bike with us and instructed my husband was very kind and funny.

    - Meghann V.

  • Kauai Harley Davidson was the highlight of our trip! We rented the Kawasaki W800, and before we went out they made sure we were comfortable and safe on the bike. The entire shop is so friendly!

    - April H.

  • Really nice people to deal with. My wife and I rented a bike and rode to the top of Waimea Canyon. Once in a lifetime ride! Just amazing!
    Everybody there made it as easy as it could be.

    - Liz & Neil