Rental motorcycle in Norway - Your adventure starts with MCO
Experience Norway’s breathtaking scenery on two wheels. With MCO, you can book a rental motorcycle in Norway with flexible rental periods – whether you want to rent a motorcycle for a weekend, or an extended adventure for weeks across the country.
Our dealerships are close to Oslo Airport Gardermoen, about 30 minutes to our dealership in Oslo and 1 hour to our dealership in Drammen.
Rental motorcycle in Drammen (BMW & Honda)
Rental motorcycle in Norway (BMW - Rent a Ride)
For booking of your motorcycle rental send an email to: kundesenter@mco.no
Norway’s largest motorcycle dealer
Planning a motorcycle trip in Norway, or simply looking to enjoy the stunning landscapes from the seat of a bike? MCO is Norway’s largest motorcycle dealer and the go-to destination for riders who want to explore the country on two wheels. In addition to motorcycle sales, we offer professional rental motorcycle in Norway solutions tailored for international travelers.
Geiranger
You can rent your motorcycle directly from our MCO stores in Oslo or Drammen, giving you a perfect starting point for journeys to the fjords of Western Norway, the mountains, or the legendary ride all the way to Nordkapp (North Cape).
Every motorcycle in our rental fleet is carefully maintained, thoroughly inspected, and professionally cleaned before each rental. This ensures a safe, reliable, and enjoyable ride – so you can focus entirely on the road ahead and the experience of riding Norway.
Why choose a rental motorcycle in Norway?
Norway is consistently ranked as one of the best motorcycle touring destinations in the world:
- World-class fjords and dramatic mountain scenery
- Low traffic outside major cities
- Perfectly paved mountain passes and scenic roads
- Long summer days and midnight sun in Northern Norway
- Safe roads, modern infrastructure, and high riding standards
Choosing a rental motorcycle in Norway allows you to experience the country with maximum freedom and flexibility.
Sognefjellet Mountain Road
Top 5 scenic, motorcycle routes – fjords & mountains (Western Norway)
- Trollstigen – Iconic hairpin turns and dramatic mountain views
- Geiranger – One of the world’s most famous fjords
- Sognefjellet Mountain Road – Northern Europe’s highest paved mountain pass
- Atlantic Ocean Road (Atlanterhavsveien) – One of the world’s most scenic coastal roads, famous for bridges and ocean views
- Lysebotn Road – 27 tight hairpins rising straight from the fjord
These routes are essential highlights for anyone choosing a rental motorcycle in Norway, and a perfect first stop on your way to Northern Norway or North Cape.
Atlantic Ocean Road
Top 5 motorcycle routes – Northern Norway
- Lofoten National Scenic Route – Mountains rising directly from the sea
- Helgeland Coastal Route (RV17) – Islands, bridges, and frequent ferry crossings
- Senja – Often described as Norway’s wildest island
- Alta to Nordkapp – The legendary final stretch to the North Cape
- Tromsø & Lyngen Alps – Arctic landscapes and unforgettable riding
Northern Norway offers a once-in-a-lifetime rental motorcycle in Norway experience with midnight sun and raw, untouched nature.
North Cape
Southern & Central Norway – Hidden gems for motorcyclists
Southern and Central Norway offer fantastic motorcycle riding with less traffic, winding roads, and a mix of mountains, forests, and cultural highlights. These regions are perfect to combine with a rental motorcycle in Norway for transport to western Norway from Oslo or Drammen.
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Hardangervidda – A vast mountain plateau with open landscapes, long sweeping roads, and dramatic weather contrasts
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Telemark – One of Norway’s classic motorcycle regions, known for twisty roads, lakes, and mountain scenery
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Straand Hotel (Telemark) – A legendary petrolhead hotel, popular among motorcyclists and car enthusiasts, and a perfect stop on any southern or central Norway route
Telemark
This region is ideal for riders who want scenic mountain riding combined with culture, history, and great overnight stops.
Accommodation options across Norway
When traveling with a rental motorcycle in Norway, the most popular and practical accommodation options are hotels, Airbnb, and camping cabins.
Across Western and Northern Norway, you will find scenic fjord hotels, traditional rorbuer, and many campsites with cabins located close to the best motorcycle roads. In towns like Tromsø and near Nordkapp, hotels and lodges are widely available.
In Southern, Central, and Eastern Norway, riders often stay at hotels in cities like Oslo, Airbnb in rural areas, or camping cabins along main routes. Telemark is also home to the famous Straand Hotel, a well-known petrolhead hotel popular with motorcyclists.
Atlantic Ocean Road
Tips & Rules for motorcycle touring in Norway
Traffic Rules & Speed Enforcement
- Drive on the right side of the road
- Speed limits are relatively low and strictly enforced
- Police speed controls are common, especially during summer, however speed cameras do NOT register motorcycles in Norway
- Speeding fines are high:
- Moderate speeding can result in fines of several hundred EUR
- Serious speeding may lead to license confiscation or legal penalties
- Blood alcohol limit is 0.2‰ – zero tolerance is strongly recommended
Atlantic Ocean Road
Camping rules in Norway
- Norway follows the Right to Roam (Allemannsretten)
- Wild camping with a tent is allowed at least 150 meters from houses or cabins
- Maximum two nights in the same spot without landowner permission
- Always respect nature and leave no trace
- Many campsites offer affordable cabins suitable for motorcycle travelers
Practical tips for your motorcycle trip
- Bring a tire repair kit in case of punctures during remote stretches
- Pack riding gear suitable for temperatures from 0–35°C, as weather can change quickly
- The season for high mountain passes is typically May to September
- Outside this period, there is a high risk of snow, especially in the mountains and in Northern Norway
- Always check the weather forecast on yr.no – weather changes rapidly, particularly on the west coast
- Rain and sudden weather shifts are common in Western Norway, even during summer
Ferries & payment for motorcycles
If you choose a rental motorcycle in Norway, ferries will be a natural part of your journey – especially in Western Norway and Northern Norway:
- Motorcycles are usually prioritized when boarding
- Payment is handled automatically via license plate recognition
- Ferry costs are registered digitally and invoiced afterward
- Short ferry crossings are frequent and add to the overall experience
Costs – What should you budget for?
- Accommodation:
- Camping cabin: approx. 50–100 EUR per night
- Hotel: approx. 120–250 EUR per night
- Food:
- Restaurant meal: 25–50 EUR
- Groceries are widely available and more affordable
- Ferries & toll roads:
- Charged automatically on ferries, public asphalt roads are free for motorcycles. Gravel roads are usually automatic, and are often not free for motorcycles
- Fuel:
- Higher than the European average
Understanding these costs helps you plan a smooth and enjoyable rental motorcycle in Norway adventure.
Rental motorcycle in Norway – MCO Oslo & Drammen
With MCO, you can rent a motorcycle from our Oslo or Drammen locations, depending on what best fits your travel plans.
We offer:
- Modern, high-quality motorcycles
- Flexible rental periods – day, weekend, or long-term
- Long-distance touring approved (Western Norway & Nordkapp)
- Accessories: panniers and top boxes
- Local expertise, route planning, and personal advice
Choosing MCO for your rental motorcycle in Norway means riding with confidence, safety, and local expertise.
Start your Norwegian motorcycle adventure today
Oslo and Drammen are ideal starting points for a rental motorcycle in Norway. From here, you can ride west to the fjords, north to the Arctic, or combine everything into one epic motorcycle journey.
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All our rental prices include insurance.
If you want to know more about our rental service, please send an email to kundesenter@mco.no.