The honest FAQ.
The questions riders ask us most — booking, gear, levels, safety and pickup. Anything not here? Ask us on WhatsApp — we reply personally.
How do I book a tour?
Booking is over WhatsApp — there's no online checkout yet. Message us, tell us your level, dates and how many riders, and we sort the bike, gear, pickup and route with you. There's no payment to start a conversation; you only commit once the slot and bike are confirmed.
What's included in the price?
Every booking includes: hotel/airport pickup and drop-off in an AC car, all riding gear (jersey, pants, socks, motocross boots, goggles, helmet, gloves, chest/knee/elbow pads, and the hydration backpack you ride with — you arrive empty-handed, and every piece is washed and clean, laundered after every ride), a welcome drink and water, food and drinks (lunch on day trips), at least two professional guides (lead + sweeper), bike insurance covering mechanical breakdowns and damage on your booking, ride photos and clips filmed by your guide on a phone, a free BaliEnduro jersey to keep, and the bike with unlimited petrol. Multi-day trips also include accommodation and all meals.
What's NOT included?
International flights, visa fees, your personal travel/medical insurance, alcoholic drinks, personal medical or first-aid items, and tips for guides (optional, but appreciated).
Do I need a licence or experience for a Bali dirt bike tour?
No prior off-road experience is needed for the beginner routes — many riders do their first-ever off-road day with us, and the guide keeps the pace to your level. Harder routes (advanced / hard-enduro lines) do expect real off-road riding ability. For licence and any local-permit requirements, message us with your situation and we'll advise.
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What riding levels do you cater for?
All of them. Tabanan Jungle & Beach is the beginner-friendly route (first time off-road is fine). Kintamani Black Lava is the intermediate classic. The secret-forest hard lines are for advanced / race / hard-enduro riders. Not sure where you sit? Tell us on WhatsApp and we place you on the right route and bike.
What should I bring?
Nothing for the ride itself — helmet, goggles, boots, gloves, jersey, pants, socks, and full body armor are all included. You show up, we kit you out. For the day, bring: • Your phone — if you'd like, ask your guides and they'll grab photos and video of you on it. • A little cash for incidentals. • Spare or sports underwear — sports underwear keeps you comfortable under the gear, or just bring a fresh set to change into after the ride. • Sunscreen — the Bali sun is no joke; put it on any exposed skin. • Any personal medication you might need on the trail. One more: eat a solid breakfast before pickup — enduro is physical.
Do you film the ride? Will I get photos and video?
Your guide grabs photos and clips on their phone when the trail allows — we'll share them after the ride, but they're phone-shot, not pro footage, and we can't always guarantee them (the trail and the riding come first). Want to be sure you get footage? Bring your own phone or a GoPro and your guide will happily film you — and GoPro + SD-card rental is available if you'd rather not risk your own.
Where do you pick up from?
Door-to-door hotel pickup and drop-off is included from anywhere in Bali. Send us your hotel and location on WhatsApp and we'll confirm the transfer details.
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What languages do the guides speak?
Our guides speak English and Indonesian, full-time on the trail.
Is it safe? What about insurance?
Safety is the priority: full protective gear is provided and fitted, there's a safety briefing before you ride, and there are always at least two guides (a lead and a sweeper) so no one rides alone. Bike insurance — covering mechanical breakdown and damage on your booking — is included. We strongly recommend you also carry your own travel/medical insurance that covers off-road motorcycling.
How big are the groups?
Rides are run in small, level-matched groups with a lead guide and a sweeper. Solo riders are welcome and get a private guide. For exact group sizes and any private-group options, ask us on WhatsApp — we tailor it to your crew.
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Can I ride all year round?
Yes — Bali rides year-round. In the wet season trails can be muddier and more technical (some riders love that); in light rain we usually still ride, and for heavy rain or storms we adjust the schedule. We'll give you an honest read on conditions for your dates.
What's the cancellation and deposit policy?
There's no payment to start a conversation, and you only commit once your slot and bike are confirmed. For exact deposit and cancellation terms, message us — we'll confirm the current policy before you book.
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How much does a Bali dirt bike tour or rental cost?
Prices are per bike, per ride — the same bike costs the same whatever your group size, with no solo surcharge. Half-day, full-day and multi-day rates for every bike (KLX, Yamaha, KTM and Ducati) are listed in full on our Pricing page, in IDR with a live USD/EUR conversion. Groups of 3+ get a quote on WhatsApp.
Is a Bali dirt bike tour OK for beginners?
Yes — most of our riders are beginners, and many do their first-ever off-road day with us. The Tabanan Jungle & Beach route is the beginner-friendly tour: you start on a light, forgiving KLX 150 or 230 and your guide keeps the pace gentle while you find your balance. No prior off-road experience needed on the entry routes.
What's the difference between a dirt bike, enduro and motocross tour?
They overlap. "Dirt bike" is the everyday name for any off-road motorcycle — what we ride on every tour. "Enduro" means long-distance off-road riding over varied natural terrain (jungle, volcano, trails) — that's exactly what our tours are. "Motocross" usually means short laps on a built track with jumps; we ride a few motocross-style sections on the way to the coast, but our days are enduro tours on real Bali terrain, not track laps. Whatever you call it, you're on a proper off-road bike with a guide matched to your level.
What's the best time of year for a Bali dirt bike tour?
We ride year-round. The dry season (roughly April–October) gives firmer, dustier trails; the wet season turns the jungle into a muddier, more technical challenge that a lot of riders love. In light rain we usually still ride; for heavy rain or storms we adjust the schedule. We'll give you an honest read on conditions for your dates.