In most locations...

Renters must be 24 years old minimun age to ride a motorcycle.

Iron Horse Motorcycles also rent to customers between the ages of 21-23 with the following provisions: at time of rental an additional underage surcharge fee for these rider will be applied.

If you plan to pre-pay your rental and are under 24 years of age, underage charges will be added at the counter and will need to be paid at motorcycle return. Your prepayment amount will be used as a credit toward the final costs of the rental

If a rider wishes to add an additional to the rental policy, the second rider must be 24 or older, and present also a credit card. Also rent to customers between the ages of 21-23 with the following provisions: at time of rental an additional underage surcharge fee for these rider will be applied.

The passenger or companion it is alway free if the motorcycle have a passanger seat.

Since motorcycle rental terms may varies from location to location, it is a good idea to read the specific terms and conditions on your rental confirmation page/e-mail. Or find your location to review your rental center’s required credentials.

Renters must present a valid rider's license. Generally speaking, the primary piece of identification required to rent a motorcycle is a valid RIDER'S LICENSE. If you intend to rent outside your home country, you’ll also be required to present an international riding permit.

Renters must present an acceptable credit card (debit card are not permitted for deposits). The preferred second required credential is a major credit card. Some locations will accept a debit card instead of a credit card, you must verify this information at the counter.

A personal and offical ID at the time of rental it is required.

NOTE: All forms of required identification MUST include a name and address and MUST match the name and address on the rider’s motorcycle license.

In lieu of a valid rider’s license, some location may accept a driver license, or a temporal permit, you must verify this a the counter.

It is always best to check the terms and conditions on your online reservation confirmation or in the location information page to see which rules apply for your selected location. Then, if you still have questions, please contact us.

Some locations might contact the issuing Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) to perform a rider’s license verification for primary and additional riders. Iron Horse Motorcycles reserves the right to deny rental if the riding history reveals any of the following:

invalid, suspended or revoked license.

one or more convictions for reckless riding within 48 months.

one DUI, DWI or DWAI conviction within 48 months.

failure to report/leave scene of accident within 36 months

possession of stolen vehicle or use of a vehicle in a crime.

expired license

three or more convictions for moving violations within 24 months.

two or more accidents within 36 months.

other activities that suggest an unsatisfactory riding record.

Depending on the location, sometimes... additional rider rules may apply. An additional rider must be at least 24 years of age. Iron Horse Motorcycles will check the additional rider’s license to ensure that it is valid. If the riding history reveals any of the excluded issues mention in the primary rider, Iron Horse Motorcycles will be unable to allow the addition of the additional rider.

Your deposit type, amount and method of payment will vary by location.

Generally, at the time of rental, we’ll require a credit card hold of total estimated charges, plus 25% or $500.00 USD, whichever is greater. If you’re using a debit card at a location that accepts them, we’ll require a hold of total estimated charges plus 25% or $300.00 USD, whichever is greater. However, for insurance/service replacement rentals and tour rentals, the minimum debit card authorization hold is $100. Look at the terms and conditions on your reservation confirmations for the deposit required at your specific rental location. Some select locations do not accept debit card at time of rental to release the motorcycle, but do accept debit card for payment at time of motorcycle return. Search for your location to find deposit rules. After you find your location, just click the ‘additional information’ link next to your desired location to view location terms and conditions.

It’s perfectly fine if you choose not to return the motorcycle on or before your scheduled return date, but you must contact the rental location, and will be happy to accommodate your request, if possible. In this case, we will assess a $10.00 USD service fee for the extended rental, and place up to three additional holds on your card (depending on how long you keep the motorcycle) to cover expected rental charges. Upon your return of the motorcycle, all holds will be released, and the actual cost of the rental will be charged. Please note that, if you choose to extend your rental, your original rental rate may no longer be available. Also note that your bank may take up to two weeks to post the released credit hold to your card. Unfortunately, we cannot be held responsible for any returned checks due to debit card hold processing.

Your payment type, amount and method of payment will vary by location. Only at the end of the rental.

At some locations, debit and pre-paid charges are not accepted at time of rental but are accepted for payment at time of motorcycle return. Most locations accept the following major credit cards for online pre-payments, please note that acceptance of these credit cards may vary at some locations: American Express, Discover, Mastercard, Visa, Cash, Prepayments.

If you choose to pre-pay for your rental at time of reservation, regardless of whether or not you prepay, your card will have a hold placed on it at the time of pickup. Please check the terms and conditions on your reservation confirmation for the dollar amount required at your desired location. If you choose not to return the motorcycle on or before your scheduled return date, we’ll place up to three additional holds on your credit card (depending on how long you keep the motorcycle)to cover expected rental charges. Upon your return of the motorcycle, all holds will be released, and the actual cost of the rental will be charged.