Modern technology with classic cruiser styling. The Honda Rebel 500 is sure to turn heads as you cruise down the city streets. Featuring a fuel injected 500cc engine, low seat height and ABS breaks this is the perfect cruiser for new and experienced riders alike.
471 cc Water-cooled, 2-cylinder, 4-stroke, parallel twin
6 speed, Chain drive
No
46hp at 8,500rpm
32lb ft @ 7,000rpm
3 gallons / 11.4 L , 250km / 155 km
27.2 in/ 691 mm
414 lbs / 118kg
No
Givi metro 18 lt side cases
Rear luggage rack
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Getting on a motorcycle and riding off for days at a time has a minimum set of requirements. Please review our quick checklist and refer to our Rental Policies for a detailed list of rental requirements.
21 years of age or older.
A valid driver's license in either English or French with motorcycle endorsement (must be present at the time of pick up). An international driver's permit may be required depending on your country of origin.
More than one year of riding experience on a similar sized bike to which you would like to take out.
A security deposit of $2500.00 for the duration of the rental by means of credit card authorization only. You can lower the deposit amount by selecting the optional CDW (Collision Damage Waiver)
Have a question but can't find the information you are looking for? There's a good chance we've answered it in our FAQs, so take a look, and you might find other helpful answers.
Select motorcycles can travel on non-paved roads under certain circumstances. We place these restrictions to keep our equipment in the best possible condition. If you are planning a trip to Alaska or a destination that may require off-road travel, please get in touch with Cycle BC before your rental. For more information, please visit our policies page.
Yes, we offer secure storage for anything you would like to leave behind, free of charge. You can also ship luggage to our office before your rental to save money on your flight. Please get in touch with us if you would like to take advantage of this service
Yes, provided with all of our bikes are copies of the registration and insurance, so you can travel freely between the US and Canadian border, however, travel to Mexico is restricted.
Planning a motorcycle trip involves a few key elements: mapping out a route, researching accommodations and stops along the way, packing and preparing for the trip, and understanding the local road laws and regulations. Here are some steps to take when planning a motorcycle trip in BC, along with some useful website resources.