challenging
7–13 days
Good physical shape needed for managing a heavy motorcycle and long daily rides.
Rent a 2023 Indian Motorcycle Sport Chief in Wānaka for 7–13 days and ride New Zealand’s stunning Otago landscapes with power and precision. Discover rugged alpine roads, lakeside routes, and unforgettable scenery.
Ages 21+ • 7 - 13 Days • Motorcycle license required • Great for a day of exploring
Unleash pure power with the Indian Motorcycle Sport Chief. Built for the rider who craves adrenaline, this beast features a 1,890cc Thunder Stroke V-twin engine, razor-sharp handling, and a bold, aggressive design that commands attention. It’s not just a bike—it’s a machine that ignites your spirit and fuels your next adventure. Whether you're tearing up the streets or owning the open road, the Sport Chief delivers an epic ride. Rent it today and experience the thrill like never before.
Model year 2023
Km limit = 500 km per day (additional fees apply for additional kms) Petrol = full on pick-up, full on return (if not filled on return – pump price plus admin fee)
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.
The Sport Chief is powerful and requires advanced riding skills—ensure you’re comfortable handling heavy motorcycles, especially on winding mountain roads.
Bikes come with a 500 km per day limit; plan fuel stops carefully and refill the tank before returning to avoid additional charges.
Otago’s mountain weather shifts quickly—pack layers and be prepared for rain or sun, even within a single day.
New Zealand drives on the left side; international riders should practice this to stay safe and confident on open roads.
The Otago region has a rich gold mining heritage dating to the 1860s, shaping its rugged landscape and settlements.
Local efforts focus on preserving native flora and fauna while promoting responsible road use to protect fragile alpine environments.
Provides comprehensive protection and reduces wind noise on long rides.
Keeps you dry and warm through variable conditions common in Otago.
spring|fall|winter specific
Protect your hands and improve grip during long rides.
Allows quick adjustments for changing temperatures and weather throughout the day.
all specific