moderate
14–20 days
Moderate fitness recommended to handle multi-day rides and variable road conditions
Discover the freedom of exploring New Zealand’s Otago region with a 14 to 20 day Indian FTR S motorcycle rental. Experience Wānaka and its spectacular outdoors at your own pace.
Ages 21+ • 14 - 20 Days • Motorcycle license required • Great for a day of exploring
A new standard in American motorcycling has been created by Indian Motorcycle. Inspired by the Indian Motorcycle Wrecking Crew who ruled flat track in the 50s and returned to dominate in 2017 with back-to-back championships, the all-new FTR 1200 represents the fearless innovation that defines Indian Motorcycle.
Model year 2021
What model year are your bikes?
Our bikes are always current within the year and are updated to the new model year annually.
Do I need a motorcycle licence to rent?
Yes. All motorcycle drivers are required to have a motorcycle endorsement.
Do I need motorcycle insurance?
No. Riders will be covered under the program insurance given they sign the required waivers.
What riding experience do I need to ride an Indian Motorcycle?
You should be an experienced rider and able to manage varying road and weather conditions. Depending on where you are from, be prepared to drive on the left side of the road.
Riders must be 21 or older with a valid motorcycle license to rent the FTR S.
Chart your daily rides to include fuel stops and lodging in remote areas.
Otago’s mountain climate shifts quickly; bring waterproof and warm gear.
Do a full pre-ride check of tires, brakes, lights, and fluid levels before hitting the road.
The Otago region’s roads were historically used during the gold rush era in the 1860s, making many paths rich in heritage.
The area promotes responsible riding practices to preserve fragile alpine ecosystems and minimize noise pollution.
Safety first: a quality helmet is mandatory for all rides.
Protects against rain and wind common in mountainous areas.
Offers grip and warmth during long road stretches.
Adjust your insulation to match Otago’s unpredictable weather.
spring;summer;fall;winter specific