Dirt Bike Rental in Bali: KLX, CRF, Prices & Off-Road Routes
Behind Bali’s main roads are dirt tracks to hidden beaches, dry Bukit hills, rocky village lanes in the east and the rough roads of Nusa Penida. That is dirt-bike territory.
What you can rent
The Kawasaki KLX 150 and KLX 230, the beginner-friendly Honda CRF150L and the supermoto D-Tracker. Expect around IDR 250–400k per day, less per day on weekly rentals; some shops offer guided packages.
Routes
Bukit tracks to beaches like Nyang Nyang (Uluwatu), the Batur caldera around Kintamani, rocky lanes towards Amed, and the hills around Munduk. Fields and village land belong to locals: use public tracks, slow down in villages and keep away from temples — or hire a guide.
Gear
Full-face or MX helmet, goggles, gloves, boots, knee and elbow protection if possible, water, a tyre repair kit and offline maps (navigation tips).
Ask the rental
Whether off-road use is allowed, who pays for torn tyres or crash damage (accident & damage rules), and check chain, brakes, tyres and suspension. A SIM C/IDP covers trail bikes up to 250cc.
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Frequently asked questions
How much is a dirt bike rental in Bali?
Around IDR 250–400k per day for a KLX 150/230 or CRF150L.
Can I take a rented dirt bike off-road?
It depends on the rental — ask first and agree who pays for crash damage.