Harley-Davidson - Solo Trip

Choosing your Rental Operator


Harley-Davidson Solo TripChoose your rental agency keeping in mind your city of departure, the quality of the engine, road service assistance and competitive prices. To verify just how serious this dealer is, nothing is better that going to "chats bikers" on the Internet. If you rent a Harley-Davidson, make sure that the leaser is accredited by the brand, it is safer.

The Motorcycle Rental Site harley gives information about their accredited rental shops.

The Motorcycle and its' Equipment

Harley-Davidson Trip The motorcycle must be in A-1 technical condition and clean.

Here is a list of equipment that you should have if you are leaving for a trip of several days :
  • Luggage bag
  • One or two locks
  • Cellular telephone in case of emergency
  • Road Assistance Contract 24h/24
  • A road atlas or "Road Book" of the area including maps, recommended detailed itineraries, hotel and motel addresses, friendly restaurants and bars, gas stations, family and friends phone numbers, recommended outfits, etc.
  • An authorized helmet. In certain States, you are not obliged to wear one, but good sense is better than dangerous stylishness.
  • Waterproof equipment

Rental Conditions

  • You must be 21 or older.
  • Have a valid heavyweight motorcycle operator's license.
  • Possess the skills, knowledge and ability to operate a heavyweight motorcycle.
  • Have a major credit card to guarantee your rental.
Ask for the canceling policy before making arrangements.

Rental Agreement


In your rental agreement, make sure these features are included in the price:

  • Unlimited mileage
  • Local taxes
  • All risk insurance policy coverage including theft
  • Road repair Insurance 24/24h

Accommodation

Make sure you have a reservation for at least the first two nights of your stay especially during high seasons.
During your trip, your main concern will be choosing a hotel or motel with protected parking or garage. If you cannot find one, choose a room on the ground floor of a motel with a door large enough to bring in your bike.

Most hotels have laundry facilities for their clients.

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