EagleRider Rebrands and Expands Motorcycle Rental Experiences
EagleRider is a familiar name to many globe-trotting motorcyclists. But even if you’re a regular at the company’s locations, you might have noticed things looking a little bit different lately.
Recently, the world’s largest motorcycle rental company performed a complete rebranding. Although it still uses the familiar black and yellow colors, EagleRider now sports a new logo and visual appearance.
Together with the fresh look, the company is also aiming to provide expanded motorcycling experiences for its customers. These include new motorcycle and non-motorcycle offerings and unique tours.
In anticipation for the upcoming 100th anniversary of Route 66, EagleRider has added the Harley-Davidson Street Glide CVO to its rental catalog. As the RoadRUNNER crew discovered during our Route 66 ride, this big piece of American iron is tailor-made for cruising down the Mother Road.
EagleRider offers something for non-riders, too. The company’s Conquer the Mojave tour has been very popular, partially due to the option to ride it on a Polaris or Yamaha four-wheeled UTV.
This option is now also coming for the relaunched Yamaha Mojave Desert Adventure. This three-day takes participants to see some of the most gorgeous nature and interesting sights in the California-Nevada border region astride a two- or four-wheeled ride.
Your Ride, Your Way
No matter what kind of ride you want to undertake, you can find a suitable rental motorcycle at EagleRider.
The cavalcade of two-wheeled machines includes everything from huge road barges to swift sportbikes, rowdy off-road motorcycles, and even scooters for laid-back city touring. EagleRider’s catalog features bikes and scooters from BMW, Harley-Davidson, Honda, Royal Enfield, Triumph, Yamaha, Vespa, and more.
The latest addition to the company’s rental fleet is Ducati. EagleRider just added the Multistrada V4 Rally/S, DesertX, and Scrambler Icon motorcycles to its catalog, allowing riders to experience the joy of Italian motorcycles.
If you have a lot of choice in what you ride, the same goes for where you ride. EagleRider has more than 70 locations sprinkled across the U.S. You can easily rent a bike for virtually any all-American motorcycle adventure.
Of course, you can also ride elsewhere. EagleRider’s international presence covers a wide range of the most popular motorcycling destinations in Europe, Africa, and Japan.
In addition to motorcycle rentals, EagleRider organizes a slew of motorcycle tours. It offers dozens of guided and self-guided tours in North America, Europe, and North Africa.
Some highlights (in addition to the ones we already mentioned) include the Route 66 tours. EagleRider offers a variety of tours covering a part or the entirety of the Mother Road to suit different riding schedules.
Another fascinating tour option are the Wild West tours. Centered around California, Nevada, and Arizona, these tours take you to see old gold rush-era ghost towns and jaw-dropping desert and mountain scenery astride a metallic stallion that makes you feel like a real cowboy.
For more information on EagleRider’s motorcycle rentals and tours, visit the company website.