
Kullu Valley Weekender
₹4,2002 to 3 days
Perfect for local exploration around Manali, Kasol and the Kullu valley. Skip the traffic and cruise the valley at your own pace.
- • Standard bike rental
- • Two helmets
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About this design All designsOld Manali, Himachal Pradesh
Five bikes, checked the night before, on the Leh road out of Old Manali by six.
The garage
Motorcycle · Royal Enfield Himalayan 450, 2025 · 2 seats
The bike we built the Ladakh package around. Forty horsepower from the water-cooled 452, a seventeen-litre tank that gets you from Keylong…
₹1,500
a day · ₹200 an hour
Motorcycle · Royal Enfield Classic 500, 2020 · 2 seats
The thump. The long-stroke 500 is not the fastest way up a pass and it is not trying to be; it is…
₹1,500
a day · ₹150 an hour
Motorcycle · KTM 390 Adventure, 2024 · 2 seats
The quickest machine in the garage, and the one to take when the trip is tarmac passes rather than river beds: forty-three…
₹1,500
a day · ₹250 an hour

2 to 3 days
Perfect for local exploration around Manali, Kasol and the Kullu valley. Skip the traffic and cruise the valley at your own pace.

7 to 10 days
Tackle the rugged terrain of the Spiti Valley with a fully inspected, mountain-ready machine equipped for the full circuit.

12 to 14 days
The ultimate Himalayan test. Long-term rental tailored for the high passes of Ladakh, complete with extra fuel storage and protective gear.
Old Manali, Himachal Pradesh
The garage is at the top of Old Manali, past the cafés, where the lane meets the Manali–Leh highway. You are on the way to Solang and the Atal Tunnel in ten minutes, without crossing town.
Old Manali is the end of the road above town: a lane of cafés and guesthouses that climbs from the Manalsu bridge and meets the Manali–Leh highway at the top, which is where the garage is. That position is the point. You ride out onto the Leh road without touching Mall Road traffic, and the Atal Tunnel is 25 km away, so a first-day ride to Sissu and back is an easy morning. Solang is fifteen minutes up the same road. Down the valley, the Beas road to Kullu and Kasol is a full day on good tarmac. Evenings are the other reason riders stay here: the cafés on the lane are where people back from Spiti compare notes on the road, and the garage is open until ten for anyone who needs a chain set before the next morning.
Drive in and your car stays in the garage yard for the length of the rental.
Leave your car in the garage yard for the length of the rental
Mid-June to early October is the prime riding season when high-altitude passes like Rohtang, Kunzum, and Ladakh routes are fully open. September is the absolute sweet spot with clear skies and minimal water crossings. November to May is off-season as high-altitude passes remain blocked by heavy winter snow.
The warm-up ride: 25 km up to the tunnel and out at Sissu on the other side, back before lunch.
Fifteen minutes up the Leh road: a paragliding field in summer, a snowfield in January.
The river road through Kullu, then up the Parvati for lunch in Kasol and back by dark.
Where the long rentals go: over Rohtang and Kunzum to Kaza, 200 km of the road the packages are built around.
Riders
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Why we stay open late
Redline started as two mechanics in Old Manali, above the Beas, who kept the lights on late. Riders came back from Spiti after dark with a chain to adjust and a flight at noon, so we stayed open until ten, and still do. Every bike is checked the evening before it goes out: chain, brakes, tyres, oil. You collect it at six and are past Solang before the tour buses.
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