If you damaged your bike and don’t have insurance…
On average, replacing a plastic part for most models costs around 120,000 — 200,000 IDR. Plastic parts on scooters are not repainted — the damaged parts are completely replaced. If a scratch covers tw…
Traffic accidents happen frequently in Bali, and people usually try to resolve the situation immediately on the spot by agreeing on repairs and closing the matter without unnecessary formalities.
Starting to ride a bike in Bali is a breeze. Many people decide to rent a scooter for the first time here to feel complete freedom while traveling around the island.
A honeymoon in Bali is all about freedom, spontaneous plans, and a road leading to destinations that reveal themselves along the way.
Hop on a bike or into a car, stop for coffee, head to the beach, linger at sunset, and just keep going with no rush or schedules.
Ubiquitous motorbike parking attendants are an integral part of Bali and Indonesia. Pay at the beach, pay at Indomaret, pay right here, because you must. Some find them annoying, others think they’re…
If you’re going to Vietnam for a visa run and plan to travel around the country by motorbike, it’s worth understanding local traffic rules and habits in advance.
Motorbikes dominate the roads here, and while the overall chaos may feel familiar to those used to Southeast Asia, Vietnam has a number of important specifics. Knowing them beforehand can help avoid f…
A multi-level 'elevator' parking for motorcycles has been launched in Sanur: six floors, platform lifts, and management via staff. The project is designed to address the chronic shortage of parking sp…
Riding a bike in Bali feels like freedom — until something goes wrong. Before you start the engine, make sure you know how to keep yourself and others safe. We’ve listed 10 common mistakes that every…
The equatorial climate of Bali with increased humidity makes itself felt. And problems with electronics occur here periodically. And if you’re one of those who aren’t used to waiting for the thunder t…
In Bali, there are two categories of bikers: those who have already dropped their bike, and those who will do so a little later 😄
Plastic, sand, narrow roads, and sudden dogs — the perfect formula for small adventures.
