
Full Motorcycle Fleet
15 bikes. One destination. From city scooters to mountain adventure tourers — all maintained by certified mechanics, all with insurance included.


Yamaha NMAX 125
Agile urban scooter with a licence-friendly engine


TVS Jupiter 125
Smooth city scooter for effortless exploring

Honda Forza 250
Maxi-scooter comfort for longer journeys






Honda Africa Twin 1000DCT
Legendary long-distance adventure touring




BMW R1250 GS ADV
The pinnacle of adventure motorcycle engineering
Turuncu Motors operates the largest and most diverse motorcycle rental fleet in Antalya — 15 motorcycles spanning scooters, sport bikes, and adventure tourers. Since 2011, we have helped over 12,000 riders explore Turkey's most beautiful coastline and mountain roads.
Our fleet is organised into three categories. Scooters (50cc to 400cc): ideal for city exploration, coastal rides, and first-time riders — B car licence valid for 50cc. Manual sport bikes: Yamaha MT-25 and R25 for riders who prefer the engagement of a manual gearbox. Adventure motorcycles: BMW F800GS, BMW R1250GS, Honda Africa Twin, and Honda NC750X for serious touring and mountain riding.
Every motorcycle in our fleet undergoes a full technical inspection before each rental. Helmets are provided with every booking. Third-party insurance is always included. Optional comprehensive insurance is available from €15/day. We offer free delivery to hotels in Antalya city centre, Belek, Kemer, and Side. Antalya Airport delivery is available for an additional fee.
Booking is straightforward: fill in our online form in under 2 minutes, receive WhatsApp confirmation within 2 hours, and collect your motorcycle at our Muratpaşa office or have it delivered to your hotel. No payment is required at the time of booking — the deposit is paid at pickup. Free cancellation applies up to 48 hours before the scheduled pickup time. Our team speaks English, Turkish, German, and Russian.
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