Kona Scooters

Harley-Davidson 1200 Sportster

Buddy 50 (50 CC)

The automatic transmission makes it straightforward to operate, and the small size helps with maneuvering through city streets. Riders can explore the coastline and beaches of Kailua-Kona while staying away from major traffic corridors. Rental packages range from hourly to weekly, so the scooter can fit a short outing or a longer stay. Note that this model does not allow passengers. Each rental comes with helmets, a lock, underseat storage, and a grocery bag hook. Renters need a valid driver's license and a debit or credit card at pickup. Before heading out, take time to adjust the mirrors, check the brakes, and test the throttle. The listing also advises wearing sunscreen and staying hydrated given Hawaii's warm riding conditions. A DOT-approved helmet and eye protection are recommended along with appropriate riding gear. Staff at the pickup location are available to answer any questions before departure.

Benelli 302S (300 CC)

Benelli 500 Leo (500 CC)

This classic-styled motorcycle rental from Kona Scooters lets riders explore Kailua-Kona and the surrounding Big Island at their own choosing. The route is open to each rider, with beaches, lush terrain, and coastline all accessible while staying away from major traffic. Every rental includes helmets, a lock, passenger pegs, and a digital display. A valid motorcycle license is required to rent, along with a debit or credit card. Bringing sunscreen is strongly recommended given the warm riding conditions. Rental periods are flexible, with hourly, daily, and week-long options available to fit different travel plans. Riders should wear DOT-approved helmets, eye protection, and appropriate riding gear at all times. Before setting out, it helps to adjust the mirrors, check the brakes, and test the throttle and clutch to get comfortable with the bike. Hawaii has specific motorcycle traffic laws, so reviewing those in advance is a good idea. Staying hydrated and protected from the sun matters on longer rides.

Indian Scout (1133 CC)

The motorcycle is built around a V-twin engine and features a low seat height and balanced chassis, which the operator says makes it comfortable for riders across a range of skill levels. Rental packages are available by the hour, by the day, or by the week, so the rental can fit a short outing or a longer trip through the island's varied terrain, from rainforest to coastline to volcano. To rent, riders must hold a valid motorcycle license and bring it along, along with a debit or credit card. Sunscreen is also on the operator's packing list. Before heading out, riders should adjust mirrors, check brakes, and test the throttle and clutch to get familiar with the bike. Hawaii has specific motorcycle laws, so reviewing them in advance is recommended. Riders should wear a DOT-approved helmet, eye protection, and appropriate riding gear, and stay hydrated in the warm climate.

Buddy 125 (125CC)

The Buddy 125 is a classic-styled scooter rental from Kona Scooters in Kailua-Kona on the Big Island. Pickup is at Kona Scooter and Moped Repairs and Sales. The scooter runs an automatic transmission, making it approachable for riders who want to move through the city and along the coastline away from heavy traffic. Rental packages are available by the hour, by the day, or by the week. Each rental comes with helmets, a lock, passenger pegs, underseat storage, and a grocery bag hook, so riders can carry what they need for a day out. A valid motorcycle license and a debit or credit card are required to rent. Before heading out, riders are encouraged to adjust the mirrors, check the brakes, and test the throttle so they feel comfortable on the scooter. The operator also recommends wearing sunscreen and drinking plenty of water, as Hawaii's warm climate can lead to sunburn and dehydration. Staff at Kona Scooters are available to answer questions about the scooter or any safety concerns before riders head out.

Honda Furry (1312cc)

The bike is picked up at the Kailua-Kona location and can be kept for anywhere from a short ride to several days, giving riders the flexibility to plan their own route across the Big Island at their own pace. The motorcycle comes with helmets and a lock, and has a front storage bag for small items. A drive shaft keeps maintenance low during the rental period. Note that saddle bags and a backrest are not included, so pack accordingly. To rent, riders must hold a valid motorcycle license and bring a debit or credit card at pickup. Riders should also bring sunscreen, since Hawaii's climate makes dehydration and sunburn a real concern on longer rides. Before heading out, the operator recommends adjusting mirrors, checking brakes, and testing the throttle and clutch to get comfortable with the bike. Riders are expected to follow Hawaii traffic laws and ride sober throughout the rental period.