X-ADV 750 rental in Bali. Not a scooter anymore.

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A big bike without the clutch

The DCT gearbox does the shifting, so the riding is twist-and-go — but the rest is motorcycle: 17-inch front wheel, proper suspension travel, real brakes, and enough torque to make the Bukit climbs and the north-coast loops feel short. Two-up with luggage, it does what no 155 can.

Be honest with yourself about experience. The licence requirement follows the engine here, and this is the unit in the fleet where that matters most: visitors need a home-country motorcycle licence plus an International Driving Permit (Category A), checked at handover, as they do everywhere else — but for residents the licence to hold is an Indonesian SIM CII (over 500cc), because a 745cc machine is not covered by a lower tier. It is not a machine to learn on either. If your riding history is a rented Vario, start smaller.

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Booking and delivery

The X-ADV books at overrunmoto.com/book with live availability, a full quote and an issued booking reference — no quote-by-DM step. No deposit of any kind: no cash held, no card pre-authorisation, no passport kept. Payment is cash or QRIS on delivery.

A published per-journey delivery fee applies by zone and is itemised in your quote before you commit — Canggu and Umalas/Kerobokan are IDR 350K each way, and Ubud is the only free zone. No rental length changes it. The bike stays on Bali — no ferry crossings to Lombok or Nusa Penida.