Motorcycle rental in Mongolia – Exploring Mongolia on a motorcycle is an adventure like no other. With its vast open landscapes, from rolling steppes to rugged mountains, the country offers riders a unique sense of freedom and connection to nature.
Renting a motorcycle here allows you to chart your own path, visit remote villages, and truly immerse yourself in the local culture. Whether you’re an experienced rider or new to two-wheeled travel, Mongolia’s diverse terrains promise an unforgettable journey.
We offer you MONGOLIA MOTORCYCLE TOUR IN ALTAI MOUNTAINS. During this expedition, you will be able to enjoy the best sights of the Altai Tavan Bogd National Park. It will be wonderful 🤩🤩
Mongolia is an off-road rider’s dream! From the Altai Mountains to the Gobi, the adventure is unforgettable!
Motorcycle tours in Mongolia
Riding a motorcycle through Mongolia’s Altai Mountains is a truly unique experience, offering breathtaking views and a deep dive into a rich, nomadic culture. Be prepared for unpaved roads, variable weather, and the thrill of wide-open spaces!
OUR MOTORCYCLES:
We are renting lightweight ADV bikes, which are the best choice for exploring Mongolia and have been tested by our experts.
CF Moto 450 MT
150 USD per day
Engine Capacity: 449 cc
Horsepower: 42 hp
Weight: 180 kg
Year: 2025
ACCESSORIES:
Helmet: 15 $ per day
Jacket: 15 $ per day
Boots: 15 $ per day
GPS: 30 $ once
EXTRA SERVICE:
Bike Delivery
Bike replacement
Support Vehicle
EXTRA SERVICE:
Bike Delivery
Bike replacement
Support Vehicle
INSURANCE:
It is recommended to be insured by World Nomads Travel Insurance.
Also for the local transportation insurance
PAYMENT:
To order your bike, we ask you to pay 50% of the cost. The remaining 50% can be paid once you arrive.
NOTE: To rent a motorcycle, please kindly provide your Driving License “Category A”
Road Conditions in Mongolia:
Mongolian roads vary greatly depending on the region and time of year. Most of Mongolia’s major attractions are located in the far corners of the country, where roads are unpaved or non-existent.
To get to the attractions, you must first drive through the middle of nowhere, and it is important to have a GPS to coordinate your route. During the summer tourist season, the roads can be muddy and slippery. As the saying goes, “Hope for the best but prepare for the worst” – this is the true Mongolian adventure.