Dryve Tulsa
Motorcycle Rentals & Tours · 1501 S Main St, Tulsa, OK 74119
Guided motorized trike tours around Tulsa, including a one hour T-Town Tour, Sunset Tour and Trike Nights. Riders can see the city's landmarks from a three-wheeler without bringing their own bike.
What to ask before you rent a motorcycle or book a tour
- What license and riding experience do you require, and do you accept an out-of-state or foreign license? Bring the motorcycle endorsement itself, not just a driver's license.
- What is the security deposit, and what does the insurance cover? Ask what you owe for a tip-over in a parking lot, because that is the most common claim.
- Is there a mileage limit, and where can I not take the bike? Some rentals rule out unpaved roads or crossing a border.
- Is gear included, or can I rent a helmet and jacket? Your own helmet will still fit better.
- On a guided tour: how big is the group, what pace do you ride, and does a support van carry the luggage? Ask for the route before you book.
Worth the ride from Tulsa, OK
DoubleShot Coffee Company
Coffee
Cafe in The Rookery just south of downtown, a minute from the Riverside Drive run south along the Arkansas River.
Center of the Universe
Destination
A Route 66 era Tulsa landmark with an acoustic anomaly, a well-known local curiosity.
Tally's Good Food Cafe
Food
A Route 66 diner right on the old road, the stop riders plan a Mother Road day around.
Riding here?
Make Dryve Tulsa a stop on your next ride. Find a route that passes by, schedule a group ride with it as the stop, or see how 2 Wheels in Common works for riders.