Rentals — Bikes + Full Gear
Dirt Bike & Gear Rentals in Arizona — Ride a Modern Machine
Skip the trailer, the maintenance, and the gear closet. Clean, late-model four-strokes and complete protective kit, rented by the half-day, day, or multi-day — matched to your experience and ready when you are.
Modern bikes, dialed and ready
A rental should feel better than the bike you'd buy. Our fleet is late-model four-stroke trail and dual-sport machines — KTM, Husqvarna, and Honda-class — kept on a real maintenance schedule with fresh tires, clean air filters, and suspension that actually works. You get a bike that's been prepped and tested, not a beat-up loaner.
We size the machine to the rider. A first-timer gets a forgiving, lower-seat-height bike with mellow power delivery; an experienced rider gets a sharper, more capable machine that can handle technical terrain. Tell us your height, weight, and experience and we'll have the right bike waiting.
Gear included — head to toe
Every rental can come with a complete protective gear package, so you don't have to own a thing to ride. Renting the bike and gear together is the cheapest, simplest way to get on the trail for a day.
- DOT/ECE full-face off-road helmet and goggles
- Riding jersey, pants, and gloves
- Motocross boots in your size
- Optional chest protector and hydration pack
- A pre-ride check so the bike and controls fit you before you leave
Half-day, full-day, and multi-day rates
Rent by the half-day for a quick session, by the full day for a proper ride, or multi-day when you want to string together several riding areas across a trip. Multi-day rentals are the move for out-of-state riders flying in to sample Arizona — pick up the bike, ride Phoenix desert one day and the Flagstaff high country the next.
Every rental is quoted up front with no surprise add-ons. Ask about weekly rates for longer stays and group rates when you're renting several bikes for a crew.
Street-legal vs. OHV — what you can ride
This trips up a lot of visitors, so we make it simple. Most rental dirt bikes are off-highway (OHV) machines — legal on trails, forest roads, and designated OHV areas, but not on public streets. A smaller number of dual-sport bikes are titled and plated as street-legal, which lets you connect trailheads by road.
Arizona requires a $25 annual OHV decal to operate off-highway on public land, and street-legal riding requires MVD registration and a plate. We'll tell you exactly which category your rental falls into and what you need before you ride — no guesswork, no citations.
Where to take your rental
Not sure where to ride? That's what our trail guides are for. Renters get pointed to legal riding areas that match their skill — beginner-friendly open desert near Wickenburg and the Boulders area, intermediate networks around Bulldog Canyon and Desert Wells, and technical terrain near Box Canyon and Four Peaks for experienced riders.
Want the bike and someone to lead? Pair a rental with a guided tour and let a local show you the good lines. First time in Arizona? We'll steer you away from the flash-flood-prone washes and toward the trails that ride best in the current conditions.
New to riding? Start with a lesson
If you've never operated a manual clutch or ridden off-road, a short lesson before you rent pays for itself — you'll be safer, have more fun, and be less likely to drop the bike. Many first-timers do a lesson in the morning and a supervised ride in the afternoon.
Renting for the kids or the whole family? We stock smaller-displacement bikes and downsized gear, and we'll set every rider up with a machine they can actually handle. Ask about family and youth rentals when you request your dates.
Reserve your rental
Fleet availability moves fast in peak season, especially on weekends October through April. Reserve early to lock in the bike and gear you want.
Send us your dates, rider heights and experience levels, and how many bikes you need, and we'll confirm availability and pricing. Reserve through the booking form or call 844-967-5247.
Dirt Bike & Gear Rentals FAQs
Answers before you ride
Rentals are priced by the half-day, full day, and multi-day, and most day rentals bundle the bike with a full protective gear package. Group and weekly rates are available. Request a quote with your dates, rider count, and experience levels for exact pricing.
Most rentals are off-highway (OHV) machines — legal on trails and designated OHV areas but not public streets. Some dual-sport bikes are plated and street-legal. Off-highway use on public land requires Arizona's $25 annual OHV decal; we'll tell you which category your bike is and what you need before you ride.
No. Every rental can include a complete protective gear package — helmet, goggles, gloves, jersey, pants, and boots in your size. Bring personal items like sunglasses and a base layer, and drink plenty of water.
For off-highway trail riding on an OHV rental, no motorcycle endorsement is required. Riding a street-legal dual-sport on public roads does require proper licensing. We'll confirm the requirements for your specific rental.
Ready to ride the Arizona desert?
Bikes and full gear provided, all skill levels welcome. Tell us your dates and we'll build the ride — book a tour, reserve a rental, or request a lesson.