What documents do I need at pick-up?

Bring a valid ID, your driving license, and a credit or debit card for the deposit; non-EU drivers may need an International Driving Permit or equivalent.

How much is the deposit and prepayment?

A 500 € hold is placed on your card at delivery and a 30% reservation prepayment is charged at booking.

Is insurance included?

Basic insurance is included; the rental package also covers 100 km per day and 24-hour roadside assistance.

Can I cancel for rain?

No; the provider specifies that rain is not a valid reason for cancellation—plan accordingly or choose flexible travel dates.

What happens if I exceed the daily mileage?

The rental includes up to 100 km per day; extra kilometers are charged at 0.30 €/km as noted in the booking details.

Are helmets and gear provided?

Helmets, gloves, and jackets are available to rent for a small daily fee, but you may bring your own preferred equipment.

Ride Lake Como’s Curves: Benelli Leoncino 250 Rentals in Lecco

Lecco sits at the southeastern arm of Lake Como, framed by steep pre-Alpine ridges and ribbons of road that carve into the lakeshore. A Benelli Leoncino 250 rental from Rent Itineris puts those curves within easy reach, starting from CORSO MATTEOTTI 12 , 23900 Lecco (LC). This is not a cruise; it’s a two-wheeled exploration of crystalline water, rocky spurs, and hairpin turns that reward steady hands and curious eyes. The Leoncino 250 is light enough for town traffic yet confident on secondary roads, making it a friendly option for riders who want to sample mountain passes, lakeside viewpoints, and small hilltop villages without committing to a week-long tour. Pick-up and paperwork are straightforward: bring a valid ID, your driving license, and a credit or debit card for the refundable deposit and the required 30% reservation prepayment. The rental includes basic insurance, 100 km per day, 24-hour roadside assistance, and a chain with lock; extras such as gloves, jet or full helmets, and jackets are available for a small daily fee. Lecco is a practical base for loops that sweep west toward the town of Bellagio or north into the Valsassina valleys; geological contrasts are visible from the seat—lake-basin surfaces formed by glacial scouring give way to steep limestone and crystalline bedrock on ridgelines. Wildlife sightings here are modest but meaningful: osprey and herons fish along quieter coves while chamois and alpine birds inhabit upper slopes you can glimpse from scenic pullouts. Riders appreciate how the roads here reveal local culture: family-run trattorie, centuries-old chapels, and small marble-stone squares where you can stop to refuel both bike and appetite. Practical notes matter: a refundable 500 € hold is placed on cards at delivery and returned when the scooter comes back undamaged and with the same fuel level; rain is not an automatic cancellation reason. For non-EU visitors bring an International Driving Permit or your national license with an international permit where required—Itineris notes extra-CEE documentation rules at booking. A Lecco-based rental like this is valuable because it lowers the barrier to exploring Lake Como’s lesser-traveled roads without hauling your own bike across borders. Whether you have one day or a full week, a Benelli Leoncino 250 is an efficient, relatively eco-friendly way to stitch together lakeside panoramas, ridge-top light, and hospitable villages at your own pace. The team at Rent Itineris aims to hand over keys quickly, answer route questions, and get you on the road to discover why Lecco’s combination of water, rock, and asphalt is addictive to riders. Plan fuel stops, check tire pressure, and pick quieter mornings for tight switchbacks; local shops will refill an empty tank and offer espresso rewards and souvenirs after a spirited loop.