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When selecting a rental shop, check for their reputation and reviews online; this can give you a good idea of the quality of their bikes and service. - It's also important to assess the condition of the bicycles available for rent. Look for signs of wear and ensure they have functioning brakes and gears. - Don’t hesitate to ask about the rental terms, such as any additional insurance or support they offer during your ride, which can be quite handy. Road-safety note: A rental shop handing over a motorcycle does not prove you are legally licensed or insured. Use the correct motorcycle entitlement and international permit where required, wear a proper helmet and verify policy exclusions.





