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Rent a Royal Enfield motorbike

Through MotoShare's rental service, you can rent Royal Enfield motorbikes from private owners and/or dealers throughout the Netherlands. Riding a Royal Enfield, you can feel its proud British history and make an unforgettable impression when you park your motorbike in front of a terrace. Only through MotoShare do you pay no deposit in advance and do you have our attractive rental conditions with lots of free kilometres as standard. So make your choice quickly and book a great trip.

History of Royal Enfield motorcycles

Royal Enfield is a historic British motorcycle brand. Like many other motorcycle brands, Royal Enfield started out as a bicycle factory. In 1901, the Enfield Cycle Co. presented a motorcycle with a 211 cc engine. That engine was located above the front wheel and drove the rear wheel via a long, crossed belt. During the First World War, Royal Enfield exclusively manufactured sidecar combinations for the army. In the 1930s, Enfield produced 350 and 500 cc single-cylinder engines.

These “bullets” were specially tuned and were true sports bikes. After the Second World War (during which mainly models for the army were produced), new models were developed that built on the Bullets of the 1930s. Thick twins were also built, such as 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.

Enfield India

Since 1999, the Royal Enfield brand name has been allowed to be used again by the factory in India, where modern classics are newly built under the Royal Enfield name. Initially, this was only for the local market, as only 4% of Enfields are exported from India. In 2015, Royal Enfield North America was founded. Royal Enfields are sold to American motorcyclists from the head office in Milwaukee. In 2019, the Royal Enfield Interceptor, Continental, Himalayan, Bullet replica and Classic will be sold in the Benelux.

Why ride a Royal Enfield?

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

Royal Enfield S Interceptor

Beautiful design, 650 cc parallel twin and 18" spoked wheels. Isn't that what motorcycling is all about? Enjoy the simple controls and relaxed seating position.

Royal Enfield Continental GT

This motorcycle is built in the classic Café Racer style. Rear-set footrests with stylish clip-ons make this a motorcycle that is perfect for cruising around town, but also for longer distances.

Royal Enfield Himalayan

With this Royal Enfield, you can literally go anywhere. Even when there are no roads, the Himalayan's air-cooled 411cc single cylinder will get you to your destination.

Royal Enfield Bullet

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

Royal Enfield Classic

This classic is built to a pre-war design and has a reliable 500cc single-cylinder engine with a torque of 41 Nm.