A friend and I rented motorcycles from MotoQuest from the Long Beach location for a 5 day ride in…read moreArizona. We couldn't have been happier with the bikes, and the service from all of the staff was phenomenal! I HIGHLY recommend MotoQuest for your bike rental needs and will definitely use them again in the future.

I joined the Motoquest crew for a 9 day tour to the American South West, starting in Las Vegas and…read morecovering Monument Valley, Moab, Bryce Canyon and Zion. From the start, Dax and Dan were the ultimate hosts and guides. Nothing was too much for them and they helped on gear, bikes, and settling into the tour. Both were highly knowledgeable about the places we visited and gave us all great explanations and briefings on the days' activities. The riding was at a good pace, with plenty of stops for views, food and rest. I highly recommend MotoQuest for anyone interested in motorcycle tours with a professional and informative staff.

Rented a bike for a ride to Talkeetna AL and Mt Denali... being from Florida this was an epic…read moreday...

I bought a 2024 street bob in 2024. I'm dumb and didn't dicker on the price whatsoever, but that…read moresaid, they overcharged me by close to $5,000 over it's actual cost with all accessories accounted for. Very shady business practices in my opinion. Do I love my bike? Yes, but hell no, it's not acceptable to be overcharged by nearly $5,000 dollars. They did throw in a helmet and jacket (maybe out of guilt?). Still doesn't justify being overcharged. If you don't know how to dicker on price, bring someone with you who does, or they'll gladly take you to the cleaners.

Alaska Motorcycle Adventures was the perfect solution to the rental car shortage. Exactly as…read moredescribed, and then some; ideal for my weekend!! Friendly, knowledgeable, supportive, responsive, and great bike!!!

The hubs needed to cross his 50th state off the bucket list, so we found ourselves planning a…read moresummer trip to Alaska. It was our first visit and was made even more memorable with a perfect July riding day thanks in great part to AMA. In the weeks leading up to our trip, Nancy was very helpful via email. We arrived on a Monday morning and Keith had everything ready, explained all the legalities, and walked us through the bikes. The lawyer in me appreciated his thoroughness with regard to laws and safety, and the tourist in me appreciated his friendly banter and route suggestions. The hubs and I took the 12GS Rallye (AMA's "flagship" bike) down to the Kenai Penninsula with one of his college buddies, who rode the smaller 650GS. AMA provided the helmets and jackets and they had a good variety of both (I brought my own helmet and jacket because they fit perfectly and I rarely get to wear them, but I would have been fine had I left them at home). We provided our own gloves. For most of the trip, the summer weight gloves were great, but later in the day, it was nice to have the winter weight for the cooler temps and crosswinds. AMA also provided us an aluminum pannier for the back of the bike, which was excellent as a backrest for me and also held all of our gear including a tire-repair kit provided by Keith. Our buddy's 650 was equipped with side panniers. We had no issues with the bikes whatsoever. We stopped for breakfast in Girdwood, checked out some bald eagles on the road to Seward, found a rocky beach in Hope, and ate fresh crab and halibut in Seward. At one point on the ride home, our buddy was dive-bombed by a bald eagle, which was one of the hilarious highlights of the trip. It was nice to keep the bikes overnight because we lost track of time under the midnight sun with our many sightseeing side trips to check out the local shops and eateries. There was also a little construction, which let us really slow down and take in the beautiful scenery. The beemer was comfy and solid as one would expect. Next time we are definitely doing a full week!