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30 Most Asked Questions About Renting a Scooter in Bali

By the siappergi.com team · Published · 14 min read · Baca dalam Bahasa Indonesia

30 Most Asked Questions About Renting a Scooter in Bali
30 Most Asked Questions About Renting a Scooter in Bali · 3D render: © SiapPergi (siappergi.com) · licence

This page gathers the questions we're asked most about renting a scooter in Bali, from both domestic renters and foreign tourists, with short answers. Each answer links to a fuller guide if you need the details.

Prices and payment

1. How much does it cost to rent a scooter in Bali per day?

It depends on the model, area, the bike's year and the rental length. 110 cc automatics like the BeAT and Scoopy are cheapest, the Vario 125 slightly more, then the NMAX and PCX, with the XMAX 250 the most expensive. Live prices from partners:

ScooterPer dayPer weekPer month
Honda BeAT (Gen 2–3)110cc · Cheapest option, fuel-efficient for town ridesIDR 70,000–IDR 910,000
Honda Scoopy (Gen 2)110cc · Classic retro look, budget-friendlyIDR 75,000IDR 395,000IDR 910,000
Honda Vario 110 FI110cc · Best value for monthly rentalIDR 75,000IDR 396,000IDR 910,000
Honda BeAT (Gen 4–5)110cc · Light & fuel-efficient, a town favouriteIDR 80,000IDR 425,000IDR 1,210,000
Yamaha Gear 125125cc · Flat floorboard, handy for carrying bagsIDR 80,000–IDR 1,210,000
Honda Scoopy (Gen 4)110cc · Retro style, roomy under-seat storageIDR 90,000IDR 515,000IDR 1,410,000
Yamaha Fazzio 125 Hybrid125cc · Hybrid, fuel-efficient & stylishIDR 100,000IDR 515,000IDR 1,510,000
Honda Vario 125125cc · Comfortable & punchy, handles hills wellIDR 100,000IDR 515,000IDR 1,510,000
Honda Stylo 160160cc · Modern retro with a 160cc engineIDR 130,000–IDR 1,810,000
Yamaha Grand Filano 125 Hybrid125cc · Elegant with a soft seat, comfy for twoIDR 130,000–IDR 1,910,000
Honda Vario 160160cc · Strong enough for Ubud, Kintamani & UluwatuIDR 130,000–IDR 1,910,000
Yamaha Lexi 155 (Gen 2)155cc · Powerful and comfortable for twoIDR 130,000–IDR 1,910,000
Yamaha NMAX 155 (Gen 2)155cc · Big and stable for long ridesIDR 150,000IDR 902,000IDR 2,260,000
Honda PCX 160 (Gen 2)160cc · Premium, roomy seat, responsiveIDR 150,000IDR 902,000IDR 2,260,000
Yamaha NMAX Neo 155 (Gen 3)155cc · Latest-generation NMAXIDR 180,000–IDR 2,910,000
Honda ADV 160 ABS160cc · Adventure scooter with tall suspension & ABSIDR 180,000–IDR 3,010,000
Yamaha XSR 155155cc · Classic-styled sport heritage bikeIDR 180,000–IDR 3,010,000
Vespa Primavera 150150cc · Iconic round headlight, many coloursIDR 180,000IDR 1,021,000IDR 3,010,000
Vespa Sprint 150150cc · Sporty Vespa, strong on hillsIDR 180,000IDR 1,021,000IDR 3,010,000
Yamaha XMAX 250 (Gen 2)250cc · Travellers' favourite maxi-scooter for touringIDR 310,000IDR 1,570,000IDR 4,010,000
Honda CRF250 Rally250cc · Adventure trail bike for rough terrainIDR 410,000–IDR 5,510,000
Harley-Davidson Street 500500cc · Big bike for experienced ridersIDR 860,000––

SiapPergi catalogue prices, delivered in Bali — pay when you receive the scooter. 2 helmets included. See the full catalogue

2. Is weekly or monthly rental cheaper?

Yes. The daily rate generally drops for longer rentals. See monthly scooter rental in Bali.

3. How do I pay?

Rentals in Bali generally accept cash and bank transfer, and some accept QRIS or cards. When booking via SiapPergi, the payment method is confirmed along with the final price.

4. Are there hidden costs?

There shouldn't be. The total price, delivery fee and deposit are shown before you pay. Costs beyond the rental are only fuel, parking, and damage or late fees if they occur.

5. Can I cancel a booking?

Yes, according to the cancellation policy shown when you book. The earlier you cancel, the more you get back.

Requirements and documents

6. What are the requirements to rent a scooter in Bali?

A valid SIM C, an ID card or passport, and a deposit. Details in requirements for renting a scooter in Bali.

7. Can I rent a scooter without a licence?

Not recommended. Riding without a licence breaks Indonesia's Traffic Law, risks a fine, and can void travel insurance claims.

8. What documents do foreign tourists need?

Your home licence plus an International Driving Permit (IDP) that covers the motorcycle category, and your passport. See scooter rental for foreign tourists.

9. Do I have to leave my passport with the rental?

Better not. Choose a rental that accepts a cash deposit with a written receipt.

10. What's the minimum age to rent a scooter?

It follows Indonesia's SIM C requirement: at least 17. Some rentals set a higher minimum age.

Scooters and gear

11. Which scooter is best for touring Bali?

BeAT/Scoopy for town riding and beginners, Vario 125 as an all-rounder, NMAX/PCX for two-up riding and long routes. See the best scooter for touring Bali.

12. Are helmets included?

Usually yes, typically two SNI helmets. Check what's included on the scooter page before booking.

13. Is there a raincoat?

Most partners provide a raincoat. Very useful in the rainy season (roughly November–March).

14. Can I rent a dirt bike or a bigger bike?

Yes. The Kawasaki KLX 150 for village roads and hills, the Yamaha XMAX 250 for touring. Make sure you're experienced.

Kawasaki KLX 150: an option for village roads and hills, for experienced riders only.
Kawasaki KLX 150: an option for village roads and hills, for experienced riders only. · Infographic: © SiapPergi (siappergi.com) · licence

15. Are the scooters clean and well maintained?

That's what you should check at handover. The guide is in checking a rental scooter at handover.

Booking and handover

16. How do I rent a scooter online in Bali?

Open Bali scooter rental, choose an area and dates, then send your booking via WhatsApp. The final price, deposit and delivery fee are confirmed before you pay.

17. Can the scooter be delivered to my hotel or villa?

Yes. The delivery fee is confirmed before you pay. See scooter rental delivered to your hotel & villa.

18. Can I pick up a scooter at the airport?

Yes, with some partners. See renting a scooter at Bali Airport.

19. How far ahead should I book?

Outside peak season, a day before is usually enough. For July–August and the end of the year, book 1–2 weeks ahead. See renting a scooter during Nyepi & peak season.

20. What should I bring to the handover?

Your booking confirmation, licence, ID/passport and deposit. Allow 10–15 minutes to inspect the bike.

On the road

21. Is it safe to ride a scooter in Bali?

Yes, if you're experienced, wear a helmet, follow the signs and don't rush. Read tips for riding safely in Bali.

22. Are there frequent police checks?

Checks for licences, STNK (registration) and helmets are carried out regularly, especially on South Bali's main roads. See traffic rules & police checks in Bali.

23. What fuel do I use?

Pertalite is fine for 110–125 cc automatics; Pertamax is recommended for the NMAX/PCX/XMAX. See fuel, petrol stations & scooter parking.

24. What if I get a flat tyre or the scooter breaks down?

Pull over, find a tyre repair stall or contact the rental. Full guide: flat tyres, breakdowns & accidents.

25. Can I take a rental scooter to Nusa Penida or Lombok?

Generally not without the rental's approval. It's easier to rent a separate scooter there. See scooter rental on Nusa Penida.

Deposit, damage and returns

26. How much is the scooter rental deposit?

It varies by partner and model; premium scooters are usually higher. The amount is shown on the scooter page.

27. Is there insurance?

Generally there's no damage insurance for the renter. See deposit, insurance & damage.

28. What if I return the scooter late?

There's an hourly or daily fine according to the partner's rules. Let the partner know before the return time if you want to extend.

29. Do I have to return it with a full tank?

Return it with the same fuel level as when you received it, unless the partner says otherwise.

30. How do I extend my rental?

Contact the partner before your rental ends. If you booked with SiapPergi, we can help via WhatsApp 0818-0800-1102.

Ready to rent?

All the answers above lead to one step: choose the right scooter and area, then book. Compare Bali scooter rental prices in Kuta, Seminyak, Canggu, Ubud, Uluwatu, Sanur and more.

Ready to rent a scooter or car?

Fixed catalogue prices, delivered to your hotel or villa. Book on WhatsApp and pay when the vehicle arrives.

All areas & scooter models

Frequently asked questions

What are the requirements to rent a scooter in Bali?

A valid SIM C (foreign tourists: home licence + an International Driving Permit covering motorcycles), an ID card or passport, and a deposit as set by the partner.

How much does it cost to rent a scooter in Bali per day?

It depends on the model and area. 110 cc automatics (BeAT, Scoopy) are cheapest, the NMAX/PCX cost more and the XMAX the most. Estimated prices per model are at siappergi.com/sewa-motor.

Can a rental scooter in Bali be delivered to my hotel?

Yes. Almost every partner delivers to hotels, villas or the airport, with the delivery fee shown before you pay.

Are helmets included when renting a scooter in Bali?

Usually yes: partners provide two SNI helmets and a raincoat.

Can I rent a scooter in Bali without a licence?

Not recommended, because it breaks traffic rules, risks a fine, and can void insurance claims.

This guide follows the SiapPergi editorial policy: facts are checked, market prices are given as ranges and mistakes are corrected. Spotted something wrong? Report a correction.

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