Royal Enfield motorcycles for hire

Through Motoshare's rental service, you can rent a Royal Enfield motorcycle from private owners and/or dealers throughout the Netherlands. With a ride on a Royal Enfield you can feel the proud British history and make an unforgettable impression when you park your motorcycle in front of a terrace. Only through MotoShare you pay no deposit in advance and you have standard our attractive rental conditions with lots of free kilometers. So make your choice now and book a great trip.

Royal Enfield is a historic British motorcycle brand. Like many other motorcycle brands, Royal Enfield began as a bicycle factory. In 1901, the Enfield Cycle Co. presented a motorcycle with a 211 cc engine. That block sat above the front wheel and drove the rear wheel via a long, crossed belt. During the 1st World War, Royal Enfield made sidepan combinations exclusively for the military. In the 1930s, Enfield made 350 and 500cc singles. These ''bullets'' were specially tuned and were real sports bikes. After the Second World War (during which mainly army models were made) new models were developed that built on the Bullets from the 30s. There were also fat twins built like the 500 Twin and the 700cc Meteor. The 750cc Interceptor was the last model built by Royal Enfield in 1963, as the brand went bankrupt in 1970.

Since 1999, the Royal Enfield brand name may again be used by the factory in India where modern classics are built new under the Royal Enfield name. At first only for the local market because only 4% of the Enfield are exported from India. In 2015, Royal Enfield North America is founded. From the headquarters in Milwaukee, Royal Enfields are sold to American motorcyclists. In 2019, the Royal Enfield Interceptor, Continental, Himalayan, Bullet replica and Classic are sold in the Benelux.

Riding a Royal Enfield is riding a piece of history. It is the essence of classic motorcycling.

Beautiful design, 650cc parallel twin and 18'' spoked wheels. That's motorcycling as it was meant to be, right? Enjoy the easy handling and relaxed riding position.

Built in classic cafe racer style. Reclining footpegs with stylish clip-ons make this a motorcycle that you can enjoy cruising through the city, as well as over longer distances.

This Royal Enfield will take you literally everywhere. Even if there are no roads, the air-cooled 411cc 1 cylinder of the Himalayan will take you to your destination.

The Bullet has the iconic 1950s design and is equipped with modern technology including disc brakes, a powerful front halogen light and ABS.

Built to pre-war design, this classic has a reliable, 500cc 1 cylinder engine with 41Nm of torque.