
City Scooter
50cc · easy town hops, zero gears
Fully automatic, low seat, room for two and a helmet under the seat. The default choice for beach roads around Unawatuna and Weligama.

Book a scooter, semi-auto or adventure bike, meet your local shop, and roll out onto the coast — no phone calls, no cash haggling.

50cc · easy town hops, zero gears
Fully automatic, low seat, room for two and a helmet under the seat. The default choice for beach roads around Unawatuna and Weligama.

125cc · the coastal workhorse
Clutchless gears with real pulling power. The right bike for hills, long coastal runs and anything inland of the A2.

250cc · for the highlands detour
Manual, long-travel suspension and luggage racks. Take it when you're leaving the coast for tea country or Sinharaja.
Choose a coastal town and the dates you're riding.
A vetted local shop walks you through the bike and helmet.
Pay in-app, roll out, and drop the keys back when you're done.

Wide, calm bay — the easy first ride.

Fort walls and lantern-lit lanes.

Surf breaks and reef-side coves.

Palm shade and unhurried sands.

Boat lagoon and surf headland.

Long left-hand waves, surf towns.

Wide bay, whale-watching pier.
Your passport, a valid driving licence from home and an International Driving Permit. Foreign riders also need a Sri Lankan recognition permit from the AA of Sri Lanka or the Department of Motor Traffic — partner shops will tell you which of the two applies to your bike and help you arrange it.
Every booking includes basic third-party cover and a helmet. A daily excess applies, and you can reduce it to zero in the app for a few dollars a day.
Automatic scooters start at about $9 per day, 125cc semi-automatics at about $12, and 250cc adventure bikes at about $18. Weekly and monthly rentals are discounted, with the deepest discounts around Ahangama and Weligama.
You book a town, dates and a bike class in the app, then meet the shop at the time you chose. Most pickups take under 15 minutes, and in Habaraduwa, Ahangama and Mirissa many shops deliver to your hotel.
Yes. Choose a drop-off town at booking and hand the bike to any partner shop along the southern coast between Hikkaduwa and Mirissa.
Yes. Sri Lanka has no licence-free class for motorised two-wheelers, so you need a licence valid for motorcycles plus the local recognition permit, whatever the engine size.
Fill your idle bikes with app bookings, set your own pricing, and get paid weekly — no commission surprises.
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