challenging
14–20 days
Riders should be in good physical condition with endurance for extended periods of motorcycle handling.
Discover New Zealand’s South Island on a Yamaha Ténéré 700 with Wanaka Powersports Adventures NZ. A flexible 14–20 day rental lets riders tackle alpine roads and gravel trails across Otago’s wild terrain.
Ages 21+ • Motorcycle license required • Great for a day of exploring
Ténéré 700 - a lightweight no compromise adventure bike with one of the highest specifications in its class, and one of the most exciting and significant new ADV models to be launched for many years.
Equipped with the successful CP2 689cc parallel-twin engine and a completely new chassis, the Ténéré 700 is designed to deliver class-leading handling and agility in the dirt - combined with high speed long distance performance on the road - making it extremely capable in Australian conditions.
Model year 2022
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.
Optional: bags with liners and windscreen
Always wear NZ-approved helmet, protective jacket, boots, and eye protection for comfort and safety on varied terrains.
Fuel stations can be sparse on rural routes; plan your daily mileage to ensure continuous riding without running low.
New Zealand drives on the left side; stay alert especially if you're visiting from right-hand traffic countries.
Keep speeds moderate near forest edges and farmland to avoid collisions with native birds or livestock.
Wānaka’s region has deep Māori cultural roots and was a pivotal area during the Otago gold rush of the 1860s.
Riders are encouraged to respect fragile alpine environments and follow Leave No Trace principles to minimize impact.
Protects your head and meets legal requirements.
Provides impact protection and weather resistance.
Keeps feet dry and supported across varied trails.
Allows adaptation to changing temperatures.
fall|winter|spring specific