6 Best Motorcycle Rental Companies in Singapore (2026)

Renting a motorcycle in Singapore can mean a weekend scooter, a few months of commuting, or a work bike for delivery shifts. The companies below each publish a rental service on their own website, with a way to enquire or book. This page describes what each one says it offers rather than rating the bikes, and it quotes no prices, because rates, deposits and age limits change often and differ by model. Read how each firm describes its fleet, collection arrangements and included services, shortlist two or three, then confirm current terms directly. Also see our guides to motorcycle shops, riding schools and repair workshops if you need more than a rental.

AloRide Pte. Ltd. runs a motorbike rental service that its own site calls Singapore's best, a claim that belongs to the company rather than to LocalRank. Its fleet page lists manual and automatic machines, with models named including the Yamaha R15, Honda CB400, Yamaha Aerox 155, Vespa LX150 and SYM GTS200 alongside commuter bikes. The company says its rentals include helmets, a rear box, roadside assistance, commercial insurance, maintenance and bike exchange. It describes collection as simple: choose a bike online, bring your identity card and riding licence to a collection shop, then sign the contract and pay. The site lists collection points in Bukit Merah and Kaki Bukit and offers hotline, WhatsApp and email routes. Check the current fleet page for availability.

Bukit Merah and Kaki Bukit
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Vroom Leasing describes itself as a motorcycle rental and towing company, and its site also mentions repair, servicing and scrap-bike collection. The rental pages are organised by licence class, with separate sections for Class 2B, Class 2A and Class 2 machines. Models named on the site include the Honda ADV150, Yamaha NMAX 155, Yamaha R3, KTM RC390, Honda CB400 and Kawasaki ZX-4R. Visitors choose a model and dates on the listing page and submit their details, and the site says you can also call to book. It says bikes can be collected in person or delivered. Opening hours and a contact page are published on the site, which shows 2026 activity. Confirm the licence class your chosen bike needs before booking.

Pioneer, Jurong West
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Ban Hock Hin, which trades as BHH and calls itself the motorcycle specialist, offers motorcycle rental and monthly leasing alongside its wider motorcycle business. Its rental pages group the fleet by licence class and name models such as the Yamaha FZN150, Yamaha FZ16, SYM Joyride, KTM 390 Duke, Honda CB400, Yamaha XMAX 300 and Yamaha MT-09, plus scooters. The company states that insurance and workshop maintenance are included on every rental, and that rentals are for riding within Singapore only. It also publishes eligibility notes for local and foreign riders, which you should read closely, and lists a corporate leasing service. The site shows a main office in the Defu industrial area and a second branch in Woodlands, with a contact page and phone line.

Defu and Woodlands
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Operated by EasyRide Urban Quest Pte Ltd, bikerental.sg presents a large online catalogue with a separate page for each bike. Listings are labelled by licence class and cover scooters such as the Aerox 155, NMAX 155, PCX150 and XMAX 300, commuter and naked bikes including the FZ16 and R15, and larger machines from Ducati, BMW, KTM and Kawasaki. Rates on the site are shown by rental term in weeks, so check the current page rather than relying on old figures. Booking is by WhatsApp or through its reserve-your-ride form, after which you sign documents and collect. The company also lists e-scooter and e-bike hire and bike sales. Its footer shows 2026, and it publishes an email address, a contact page and opening hours.

Hougang and Serangoon
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Stark Bike Rental is the trading name of Stark Holding Inn Bike Leasing Pte Ltd, a motorcycle leasing business based in the Kaki Bukit industrial area. Its site lists a small selection of bikes, including the Yamaha MX-King, Honda ADV 160 and Yamaha R15, with booking buttons that open WhatsApp. The company states a three-day minimum rental, says riders of any age are accepted, and says P-plate riders are welcome though it does not supply P-plates. Collection takes place at its office, where renters show an identity card and riding licence, and the site says foreign riders need an International Driving Permit. It accepts several payment methods and publishes a phone number, an email address and a contact page. Ask which bikes are free first.

Kaki Bukit
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GoTakeBike, run by Gotake Global Holdings Pte Ltd, takes a different approach from the weekly-contract operators. Its site describes motorcycle rental by the hour, available around the clock across Singapore, for leisure riders or for people doing delivery work with platforms such as Grab, foodpanda and Deliveroo. Rentals are said to run from one hour up to a month. The page highlights the Yamaha NMAX 155 as its bike and says units are located in HDB car parks across the island. Booking is done in its mobile app, linked from the website for Apple and Android, and the site gives a phone and WhatsApp number for ride support. The site gives little detail on terms, so ask about licence requirements and insurance before booking.

Islandwide, HDB car parks
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