Cebu · Lapu-Lapu · Mactan

Motorcycle & Motorbike
Rental in Cebu

Call it a scooter, motorbike, or motorcycle — we have the right ride from ₱499/day. Delivery to your hotel or Mactan Airport available, no hidden fees beyond the delivery cost.

9 models available · Automatic & manual · Pay on delivery

Scooter, Motorbike, or Motorcycle?

In Cebu, Filipinos use all three words to mean roughly the same thing. Scooter usually means a step-through automatic bike (easiest to ride). Motorbike and motorcycle are broader terms — they cover both automatic and manual gearbox models. KJM Motors carries both. The table below shows the full fleet so you can pick the right engine size and transmission for your trip.

Our Motorcycle Fleet in Cebu

9 models from ₱499/day — from lightweight automatics to 160cc adventure bikes.

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Why Renting a Motorcycle in Cebu Beats Every Alternative

Cheaper Than Daily Grab

A round-trip Grab in Cebu City costs ₱350–600 per day. A motorcycle rental at ₱499/day gives you unlimited trips, any time, any direction.

Faster Than Any Traffic

Cebu City traffic is brutal between 7–9am and 5–7pm. A motorcycle filters through gridlock that traps cars and jeepneys for 45 minutes.

Go Anywhere

Buses and tricycles don't reach Kawasan Falls, Osmeña Peak, or hidden coves. A rented motorcycle unlocks the whole island.

Delivery Included

We deliver your motorcycle to your hotel, resort, or Mactan Airport. No need to find our office or take a taxi to pick up.

Motorcycle Rental Prices in Cebu

Transparent pricing — weekly and monthly rates apply automatically at checkout.

ModelTypeDailyMonthly
Honda Beat 110Automatic4998,500
Honda Click V3 125Automatic59910,000
Mio Gravis 125Automatic4999,999
Honda Click 160Automatic70012,500
Yamaha Aerox V2 155Automatic75013,000
Honda PCX 160Automatic80015,000
Yamaha Nmax V3 155Automatic85015,000
Honda ADV 160Automatic90018,000
Suzuki V-Strom 160Manual84914,999

All prices include delivery, helmet, phone holder, and basic insurance. No hidden charges.

What's Included in Every Rental

Free helmet
Free phone holder
Basic insurance
Delivery
24/7 WhatsApp support
Full tank on pickup

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FAQs — Motorcycle Rental in Cebu

What is the difference between a scooter, motorbike, and motorcycle in Cebu?

In the Philippines, the terms are used interchangeably. A "scooter" typically means an automatic step-through bike (Honda Beat, Click, PCX). A "motorbike" or "motorcycle" can mean the same, or a semi-automatic/manual model. KJM Motors offers both automatic scooters and manual motorcycles — the distinction is in the transmission, not the vehicle type.

How much does it cost to rent a motorcycle in Cebu?

Motorcycle rentals in Cebu start at ₱499/day for an automatic scooter (Honda Beat 110). Manual and larger-engine models range from ₱550 to ₱899/day. Weekly and monthly rates offer significant discounts — e.g., ₱8,500/month for a Honda Beat.

Do I need a motorcycle license to rent a motorbike in Cebu?

Yes — a valid driver's license covering motorcycles (or an International Driving Permit for tourists) is required. Your home country motorcycle license is valid for up to 90 days in the Philippines.

Is delivery available with every motorcycle rental?

Yes. Delivery to your hotel, Airbnb, or Mactan Airport is available with every booking across Cebu City, Lapu-Lapu, Mandaue, and surrounding areas, for a delivery fee shown at checkout.

Can I get a manual motorcycle in Cebu?

Yes. KJM Motors has both fully automatic scooters and semi-automatic/manual models. If you want a manual gearbox for a more traditional riding experience, just select a manual model when booking.

What is the cheapest motorcycle rental in Cebu per day?

The cheapest option is the Honda Beat 110 at ₱499/day — an automatic scooter ideal for city use and short trips. It includes a helmet, phone holder, insurance, and delivery.

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