MOTORCYCLE RENTAL STAVANGER, NORWAY

Motorcycle rental Stavanger, Norway

We are a KTM, Kawasaki and Husqvarna motorcycle dealership located in Stavanger Norway, 7 minutes from the Sola Airport Stavanger, 10 minutes outside city centre.

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We wish tourists and others welcome to rent a motorcycle from us, we can also offer extra service like recommended routes/trips, guided trips, riding gear, GPS, Intercom, airport pick-up and more. Fast response, see more information and pricing under and contact us for more information.

The best way to explore the Norwegian fjords! We will design a recommended route for you depending on your preferences. Our bikes are fully insured and has safety functions like ABS, traction control ++

BOOK A MOTORCYCLE

Why book at us?

Keypoints

Guiding from us
Free kilometer
Trip planning
Hassle free rental - no deposits
Rental period from 1-30 days
Brand new motorcycles
Explore Norwegian fjords
We offer high quality riding gear
Get your trip designed by locals - we offer GPS
Or just get around Stavanger more efficiently

Or directly book from our online calendar.

ONLINE BOOKING

Contact us

whatsapp/call: +47 919 00 264

Make your payment hassle-free with our flexible payment options!

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whatsapp/call: +47 919 00 264

We are availiable everywhere for information, pricing and availability. Check out our online booking calendar, or get in touch with us on whatsapp/mail/phone in you want to talk to us beforhand.

Motorcycle tours

Sognefjord

Suitable for a 5 day trip. Total of 20-25 riding hours. This route goes trough the fjords from Stavanger through Odda and ends up in Sognefjorden.

Eagle Road

Ørnevegen – Eagle Road – is the name given to the steepest stretch of road up the mountain side from Geiranger towards Eidsdal on road no. 63.The road swings through 11 hairpin bends up from the Geirangerfjord and to the highest point on the stretch.

Geirangerfjord

Suitable for a 7 day trip. This route continues trough Sognefjorden and ends up in Geirangerfjorden. It also includes the famous Eagles Road with its 11 hairpin turns.