If you're an experienced biker from the west we should start by informing you that bikes in Nepal range from a 150cc to 250cc. It’s unlikely to find something as powerful as a 500cc bike. This should not lessen the intensity of your driving experience as the power and speed of the available bikes in the market are suitable for the Nepali roads, traffic and scenery. The popular circulating brands are either Honda, Yamaha or Kawasaki, all brought from their perspective factories in India. It would be a hard task to get your hands on a Royal Enfield for rent. But if you're really keen on driving one we will try our hardest to acquire it for you, but this will cost you around $50 per day. Much more than the other available brands. But if you're looking into buying one, they are up for sale in several places. It should be noted that it is the only accessible bike in the market that runs on more than 250cc.

Choosing a bike depends purely on your personal preferences, style and height. If you're looking to rent a bike, your options will most probably be a standard style motorbike like a Pulsar, a lower shopper motorbike like the Enticer/Avenger or an off-road design like Honda xl. If a couple is riding, and this counts for all types of bikes, the luggage must be carried by either the driver or the passenger. If you're going solo, you can either choose to carry a rucksack or tie your bag on the back seat.This, if you're going to be on the road for more than a day trip or for the weekend.But if you prefer to have a worriless and more comfortable journey there is a possibility to send your luggage with a touristbus to destinations such as Pokhara and Chitwan.