EagleRiderReviews of eaglerider.com

My wife and I are from New Zealand and in Aug 22 we rented a Motorcycle off EagleRider Orlando for a 3 week trip across the States to Los Angeles. Lora Bonifacio was excellent to deal with in fact she exceeded our expectations in helping us use an expired eagle rider credit that had been put on hold due to the Covid outbreak. Thankyou Lora and the team at Orlando that helped set us up for such a memorable trip. Regards Andrew

First of all, the ease it's to reserve the bike of choice. I travel to Chicago every year since 2016 and my motorcycle is ready when I get off the plane. I fly in from Germany in June of each and go on two-to-three-week adventures. The General Manager for EagleRider Chicago Mr. Danny Brown is the gentlemen that takes care of everything for me. He knows I ride long distances and ensure I have the highest quality bike with nothing but safety in mind. Awesome place to rent from and won't go anywhere else. I know he takes care of me, but I truly think he takes care of all who walk through the door.

My wife and I live in Maryland and took a 12 day trip covering 2000+ miles in Montana, Idaho and Wyoming. The trip started at Eagle Rider in Missoula. Larry was great to work with and offered a few key spots to hit. The bike was a key part of the trip and Eagle Rider came through for us with great service!

we have been Eagle Members now for over year, we have a group of 12 bikers, that enjoy going around USA always had a great experience with the rentals. this is our 4th trip, we rode from Los Angeles the PCH San Francisco and Yosemite National park

I rented twice at the Chicago eagle 🦅 rider rental facility. Both rentals were very smooth. Danny Brown and the staff at the Chicago facility were more than accommodating. If I need to rent another bike I’ll hopefully have Danny Brown assist me and the rental experience will be as easy as my last two rentals.

We had an awesome experience with Leann and the crew at Eagle Rider! My boyfriend and I took a trip out to the Hoover Dam and Grand Canyon West, where he proposed to me! Such a good time and super glad we were able to take a motorcycle ride.

After spending 10 years planning, forgetting and re-planning, we eventually booked our route 66 tour with eagle riders. The booking system was well supported and very straight forward. One point to share as an opportunity the hotel bookings for the first and ;last night came quite close to the Holiday starting,not a problem, a little earlier may help. Our guide ride leader Graham met us the night before and we spent a great night getting to know each other. As the trip started, it is clear we had under estimated the time we would be in the saddle. I would recommend if you're booking the Route 66 route spend a month of two taking tides over 6 hours to become more ride ready. Each day was an adventure to unfold, the experience begins early for breakfast and the to load the van with your ever increasing luggage (So many shops and so many T shirts and souvenirs). Then hot the road and onward, Route 66 is a dwindling part of USA history and so the rides often need to snake around the interstate, the madness of the interstate is worth the experience as you drop then onto quite rolling roads. in Illinois and Oklahoma a riders dream, into the middle America with the growing crops fields and soya bean plants, through cosy small towns with the quiet country feel, moving into mid west towns that then give way to the west and the desert landscapes, every way you look a view to take your breath away. (Then you realize you didn't turn your camera on!!!). Each section brings a new feel, on a bike you are immersed in the USA or new and old, the smells that can be challenging on the outskirts of industrial towns give way to evocative and exotic small town smells. Each day you become more comfortable with the big Harley, until after 6 days you're throwing it around like a Honda 600. The forgiving well balanced machine is your steed through the cities and the wilds, well services as we picked up in Chicago. The bike allocation process was well organised and the first taste of T short heaven (or hell) depends on your views. With long days in the saddle and so much to take in, when reaching your hotels around 6 p.m. you're ready for a quick shower, bite and to bed, refreshed for the next day, all hotels were well appointed for the stays we had, not big and flash and yet not bargain basement. As the ride comes to an end you Begin to see how the group has blended and become a family. But the end must come and finally Santa Monica pier looms large in your days. What an achievement, supported by Graham and Nuii, kept everyone onboard and pointing forward. Graham leading the ride, taking point and showing everyone the way. Nuii following behind keeping everyone safe, Nuii always going the extra yard and mile to help. If you want an adventure book before modern America takes all of Route 66 away.

I have been an eagle rider member for three years and every ride and experience has been great. Rafael has helped me numerous times to decide which bike was best suitable for my ride also very knowledgeable about local routes and trails that I have taken.