Yes you must have an "M" class endorsement on your state-approved driver's license. If you want to get your motorcycle license, contact your local DMV to find out what your state's requirements are. Typically it consists of a simply written test and a quick road test in their parking lot. We suggest renting a Honda Rebel 250 to take the test - it is light, nimble and will make the job easier.

Insurance coverage is included in our motorcycle rental Rates.You are covered under any circumstances with a $1000 deductible which you are responsible for in the event of an accident. Voyagerider® offers a Collision Damage Waiver (CDW) as an option to our customer. This is an additional $15.00 per day and is simply a method to relieve YOUR OWN insurance company in case of an "at fault" accident.

This is a diffcult question to answer without speaking to you about the details of your needs. The following is a basic run-down describing the best use of each machine:

• Honda VFR 800 Interceptor
• An ideal machine for the sport enthusiast who enjoys a robust and distance-oriented motorcycle with a more relaxed & laid back seating position (when compared to a sportbike like the Honda CBR® line). If the intended route is full of curves the VFR is your pick. The only exception would be if a passenger is involved. The VFR does have accomodations for a passenger, but the machine isn't designed with that purpose in mind.
• Read more about the VFR 800

• Honda ST1300
• The ST1300 is the motorycle best suited for a relaxing multi-day adventure from one national park to another. Considered the smaller sibling to the Goldwing®, the ST maintains a very comfortable riding position for both the driver and the passenger, but is still a much more nimble machine that the aforementioed flagship Goldwing®. The ST has fantastic fuel range and an incredible plush and stable feel; this is certainly a distance-oriented motorcycle.
• Read more about the ST 1300

• Honda VTX1300
• Cruising the local Park City streets, heading out to Mirror Lake or even the scenic Alpine Loop, best fit the VTX1300. The VTX leads Honda's cruiser line of motorcycles in a very refined fashion. They are smooth, quiet and relaxing for hours on end.
• Read more about the VTX 1300

We definitely can, yes. The best way to do this, would be to rent a GPS unit from us which is a minimal addition cost and a huge factor of relief when on the road. See our Rates section for GPS rental pricing details and the Services section for information on how it works.

Simply tell us what towns, parks or attractions you want to see, how many days you have and our Voyagerider® travel planners will chart a route for you, turn by turn. This route will be pre-programmed into the GPS unit. Route details will highlight any attractions you'd like to see, and maybe some hidden ones only we know about. Hotels, gas stations, restaurants - the routes are filled with valuable info.

Onboard Garmin Zumo GPS units are an option you can purchase. See our Rates section for GPS rental pricing details and the Services section for information on how it works.

We open our doors April 1st and typically close for the winter sometime in November, depending on customer demand and of course, weather.

This depends on where you're going and what you plan to do. Any adventurous high-elevation trips might be best taken from June 1 on. But if you plan to head South toward Zion, Arches, Monument Valley or Las Vegas, April 1 to June 1, or September through December are our suggestions. Utah and the varying regions differ greatly in elevation and climate believe it or not. Just give us a call and let's put a plan together that works best for you. The weather is a little different every year and like the weatherman, we can't predict it either.