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Old 5 Apr 2022
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Bike rental around Rome

Hi! I was wondering if something like MotoShare exists in Italy? I would like to rent a motorbike during a weekend trip to Rome and could not really find affordable places to rent a bike. Mostly looking for models like a F650GS for two up riding, but others should work as well!

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https://www.rentalmotorbike.com/motorbike-rental-roma
https://toprentmoto.com/en/location/rome/bmw-f700gs-2

I was wondering if you have any recommendations?
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Actually, the trip will probably start in Pisa. Anyone any recommendations for rental in Pisa?
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Check the HU Communities - "Connect / Contact a Community" on the menu at the top - maybe someone local will know, or even be willing to rent a bike to you.
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Thanks a lot Grant! I have contacted both the Lucca and Castiglioncello community. In the meantime I found this website which seems to offer a lot of flexibility: cimt.it. However, prices still seem a bit steep for just 5 days.
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cimt.it. However, prices still seem a bit steep for just 5 days.
That's the way of it with motorcycle rentals: everyone wants to charge you hundreds of dollars for a big BMW or Harley, when I'd be happy with a little 250 for putting around town or the backroads.
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Sorry no help for rental however the Piaggio museum in pontadera near pisa is well worth a look

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That's the way of it with motorcycle rentals: everyone wants to charge you hundreds of dollars for a big BMW or Harley, when I'd be happy with a little 250 for putting around town or the backroads.
Exactly!

If anyone has any more tips, would be great if you could share them. Also for other for further reference
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