A video featuring a foreigner has gone viral again on Indonesian social media. This time, the focus is on an Italian citizen who seems to have found the easiest way to get deported from Bali. The caus…
Bali Helmet Gallery is a motorcycle helmet shop on Jalan Teuku Umar Barat in West Denpasar. Tarakusuma Indah, the Indonesian maker of KYT, INK and MDS helmets, lists it among its official stores. The…
Central Helmet Handicraft is a shop on Jalan Sriwijaya in Legian that sells motorcycle helmets and accessories.
There is another helmet shop on the same street if you want to compare options before buying. Ask which models and sizes are in stock.
Besides standard helmets, custom-made ones are also popular in Bali. Various skulls, cats, monsters, Batmans, and of course Germans with horns. I cannot vouch for their safety; they have not been test…
Store for selling premium-class used motorcycles and renting motorcycles.
Friendly owner and enthusiast of this transport.
Helmets are also for sale.
You can write on WhatsApp: +62 81 338 963 122
Ngurah Rai Airport publishes parking charges by vehicle type:…
Motorcycle parking costs IDR 5,000 for the first 12 hours, then IDR 3,000 for each additional hour. The lost-ticket fee is IDR 50,000, and you will probably also need to show the bike's original…
In Kerobokan, a motorcyclist snatched a gold chain from a Polish national as he was walking to a minimarket with his companion.
The chain weighed about 38 grams and was valued at roughly 80 million rupiah ($4,400).
Bali Police are running the Patuh Agung traffic operation.
Drivers can be checked anywhere on the island, and foreigners in tourist areas are being monitored separately.
It was originally planned for 8 to 21 June, but was postponed across Indonesia on the day it was due to start. It began on 26 October and will end on 8 November, with 1,055 police officers deployed on…
Indonesia’s traffic police introduced Smart SIM as an electronic driving licence. Here’s how it was designed to work.
It is a plastic electronic card, launched in September 2019 together with Bank Mandiri as one of the police's digital initiatives.
A banner has gone up in Pererenan banning motorbikes with loud exhausts from entering. The sign is written in three languages.
The banner is signed on behalf of the village. Photos of it being put up were posted by the Pererenan village administration together with a community of local residents and business owners. A day ear…
