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Harley - 30km Quick Spin from $139 AUD.

Harley - Uluru Cruise from $219 AUD.

Harley - Uluru Sunrise from $229 AUD.

Harley - Uluru Sunset from $229 AUD.

Harley - Kata Tjuta Tour from $299 AUD.

Please Note: Tours are subject to availability. Whilst tours do go ahead in wet weather, itineraries may be altered to suit weather conditions. Prices do not include entry fees to Ulu r u-Kata Tju t a National Park (payable on the day of your tour). The park use fee is $25 per person and is valid for 3 consecutive days. Entry is free for children under 16 years of age.

Ulu r u Motorcycle Tours is a family owned and operated business in one of the most spectacular locations in the world.

Thousands of visitors have experienced the majesty of Ulu r u and Kata Tju t a from the back of a Harley or Trike for over 20 years. Our team are passionate about providing an amazing guest experience and enjoy sharing their love for the outback and motorcycles all in one exciting thrill ride.

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Whether you are flying solo, having a family getaway or are on a conference, our regular and custom packages ensure that nobody misses out on experiencing the legend.

Our team operate every day of the year (weather permitting) so you can plan ahead or on a spur of the moment. Contact our friendly staff today to book the best tour for you.

Uluru, Outback and Red Centre

Taste the red dust of australia's red centre visiting uluru, kata tjuta, kings canyon and alice springs.

Highlighting the very best of what the ‘outback’ has on offer, this tour takes in the most iconic and memorable parts of Central Australia. Riders travel via Port Augusta and on to Coober Pedy with its underground mining and unique accommodation. From there, on a long haul day, we’ll reach Uluru and Kata Tjuta. Here you’ll be enthralled by the vastness of the outback, the panoramic views, the colours, and the colourful and artistic locals. Other activities include camel tours, brilliant sunrise and sunset tours, Aboriginal talks, Sounds of Silence dinner, Field of Lights and lots of walking if you feel like it.

The weather is ideal from March to June and September to November, making it easier and safer to do some walking. At this time of year, the colours of ‘the rock’ are most vibrant and you’re more likely to see the hidden surprises of Uluru, like waterfalls, flowers, reptiles and various other animals.

Two days later we’ll head to the dramatic Kings Canyon. Bring your hiking boots, climb to the rim and take in a vista so grand it will take your breath away (if the walk hasn't already).

Next it’s off to Alice Springs. This is a real eye-opener of a town in the middle of nowhere and well worth exploring the local pubs with their laconic Australian ‘locals’.

On the way back to Sydney we’ll visit Broken Hill. An outback city with so much to see and do we’ll need two days there to see it all. Mad Max and Pricilla Queen of the Desert were both filmed out here. There’s the Royal Flying Doctors and School of the Air to visit as well as Silverton, Mundi Mundi Plains, the Sculpture Park at sunset, and the Living Desert. There’s also mining exhibits, Aboriginal artworks as well as many iconic pubs and interesting locals you'll get the opportunity to have a ‘yarn’ with.

See just how epic this outback adventure truly is  here on google maps .

This tour averages 520km a day on ride days.

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"See Australia's most iconic landmarks all whilst riding through epic and challenging landscapes!"

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Let us take you along some not-so-beaten dirt bike tracks to experience the Red Centre’s most iconic landmarks on our scenic 6 day all-inclusive ‘The Rock’ tour. 

After your first night staying in quality town accommodation, our package has you departing Alice Springs via the (in)famous Finke Desert Race Track, enjoying lunch at stunning Etikaura/Idracowra (Chambers Pillar) and ending day one by camping under the stars along the banks of the world’s oldest river, the Finke.

Onwards we’ll take you through desert oak country, on tracks reserved just for our use, with a jam-packed multi-terrain ride to Mulga Park Station, where views of majestic Mount Connor at sunset will take your breath away.

Arriving at the time-worn landmark of Uluru (Ayers Rock) we’ll set you up in a ‘glamping’ tent for the night, where you can spend the rest of the day relaxing or sight-seeing to your hearts content.  Take a ride out to Kata Tjuta (The Olgas) or take in some local indigenous culture at the town-centre, Yulara.  Our special sunset viewing platform of ‘the rock’ will leave you in awe, and after a lazy wander back to the well-equipped camp you’ll find our private fire pit in action where you can share stories of your day. 

Having seen these natural wonders at ground level, the following morning you’ll be whisked away on a private charter flight you’ll never forget.  For 2+ hours, you’ll fly over landmarks such as Uluru, Kata Tjuta, Watarrka (Kings Canyon), Pantu (Lake Amadeus) and take in views only a select few get to experience.

After landing at Kings Creek Station, you’ll be transferred to our camp where your crew, support vehicles and bike will be waiting.  Once reunited with your bike, continue the scenic adventure by heading to Watarrka National Park, taking on the challenge of the Rim Walk, or a stroll up the centre of the Canyon on the Kings Creek walk.  Alternatively, spend the afternoon relaxing at camp in readiness for the following days’ ride.

Perhaps the most spectacular scenery in the NT awaits on day five as we guide you through the Finke Gorge National Park, through Boggy Hole to our final camp beneath the ancient sculptured walls lining Ellery Creek.  Here you’ll marvel at the beach-like terrain while spotting local wildlife such as dingoes, horses and birds of prey, and tell tall tales of the week gone by around a roaring fire. 

The final days’ ride takes us east towards Alice, along rugged and remote tracks, through the community of Wallace Rockhole and lunch at the ruins of the first Homestead ever established in the Northern Territory at Owen Springs Reserve.  As you pull back into headquarters later in the day, perhaps a little tired and muscle-weary, the sights and stories gathered over the week will stay with you for a lifetime.

While accommodation in town is included at either side of the trip, you’ll love our billion-star accommodation on tour, with quality camping gear, hot shower, camp loo, hearty meals, snacks, non-alcoholic drinks, roaring campfires and every creature comfort available to keep you happy and safe out in the desert.  Along with riding a new-season bike, you’ll have full mechanical support, spares, fuel and riding tips all part of the on-road package.   

Do you have a friend or partner who doesn’t ride?  Book them a seat in one of our support vehicles and you can experience the tour together where everything except the bike is part of the package!

This is a truly exceptional way to see some ancient and iconic landmarks, from both the ground and the air, tick off the bucket list, and join a group of like-minded riders with everything you need provided – simply ride & relax.

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Confidence and experience riding on the dirt (and sand) is necessary along with the ability to handle a solid days' riding across varied terrain.

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Tour Prices

All Inclusive - $6490*

BYO Bike - $4590*

Ride-along in Truck - $3490*

*20% deposit secures your place.

*Motorcycle licence required.

*Full balance payable across 2 equal instalments at 90 and 30 days prior to tour start date.

*Credit Card payments incur a 1.25% surcharge at checkout.

Sherco SEF Factory hire bike including all fuel/oil/spares, etc.

All meals, non-alcoholic drinks and snacks.

Camping gear (swag, chair and all other necessities).

Fully equipped support vehicles.

Lead and sweep rider with all safety/first-aid and remote communication equipment.

Accommodation in Alice Springs on the night before the tour starts and at the conclusion of the tour.

Scenic flight of Uluru, Kata Tjuta and Kings Canyon including transfer between Uluru and Kings Creek Station.

Awesome scenery and challenging riding.

We've made it easy for you...

You'll just need to bring your riding gear and a sense of adventure!

Please see below for Tour Dates & Availability

Tour Dates*

May 19th to 24th 2024

July 7th to 12th 2024, august 18th to 23rd 2024, sept. 30th to oct. 5th 2024, 1 spot left, may 4th to 9th 2025, 15 spots left, july 6th to 11th 2025, august 24th to 29th 2025, 11 spots left.

*A 20% Deposit secures your place. The remaining balance is then payable across 2 equal instalments - the 1st payment is due 90 days prior and the 2nd payment 30 days prior to the tour start date. 

*Motorcycle licence is required

The team at Outback Motorcycle Adventures pulled out all stops to make the 6 Days a unique, challenging and thoroughly enjoyable experience. The route was 10/10, the team 11/10 as was the food. Team up with some good mates to make it unforgettable, the heroic stories and BS will long outweigh a few aches and pains. A recommended bucket list item for the off road enthusiast.

Gavin Tory, NSW

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Uluru Motorcycle Tours

An iconic, massive sandstone monolith, Uluru, or Ayers Rock, is  in the heart of the Northern Territory’s arid “Red Centre”.  The nearest large town is Alice Springs , 450km away.

Uluru is sacred to indigenous Australians and is thought to have started forming around 550 million years ago. It’s within Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, which also includes the 36 red-rock domes of the Kata Tjuta (colloquially “The Olgas”) formation .  

Whether you’re a motorcycle enthusiast or just looking for an adventure, this is a once in a lifetime experience. Enjoy the thrill of a hot lap or a quick spin this is the perfect way to get see the iconic Uluru on the back of a Harley or Trike, whatever blows your hair back!  

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Imagine seeing Uluru / Ayers Rock from the seat of a Harley Davidson with one of Uluru Motorcycle Tours’ expert riders. Travellers can see the wonders of the Uluru- Kata Tjuta National Park, view Kata Tjuta / The Olgas, see spinifex and desert oaks, or maybe a thorny devil or goanna, and take in the beauty of the red sand dunes as they weave up to ‘The Rock’.

Ayers Rock Sunrise Tour

Enjoy a ride on a Harley Davidson, through the beautiful Uluru -Kata Tjuta National Park, on this exciting motorcycle tour. You will arrive at Uluru / Ayers Rock to view a gorgeous desert sunrise over the monolith.

Enjoy a one and a half hour tour through the beautiful Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park as you ride on a Harley Davidson motorcycle. You will arrive at Uluru / Ayers Rock, where you can enjoy a walk around the base of this amazing monolith or a visit to the Uluru-Kata Tjuta Cultural Centre.

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Uluru Desert Express Motorcycle Tour, ride the red center tour of Australia, perfect for those who want to ride in the Australian red center but not wanting to tackling the sand dunes of the Simpson Desert. It is still a challenge though with more than enough rough stuff to test your riding skills out. You will also get to experience the vast Outback with amazing scenery, so why not consider this tour.

This is perfect for riders wishing to experience the joys of motorcycling in remote outback Australian red center with support vehicle back up.

Uluru Desert Express Tour description in brief

Uluru Desert Express Motorcycle Tour is a 7 day tour departs Alice Springs and finishes at Uluru .

The tour winds its way around the western side of the Simpson Desert, with a mixture of sandy, corrugated and hard rocky surface tracks and roads.

This is not a difficult ride but tough enough to test some of your dirt riding skills.

You will be riding a motorcycle for 6 days and camping under the stars each night until our final destination of Uluru where we stay at Yulara resort.

The last day is the finale to finish off the tour with a visit to Uluru (Ayers Rock).

We have a riders-briefing each morning for the day ahead.

The tours general route on  Google Map  (approximate route only). This route can change due to road or weather conditions.

So, come on let’s have some fun!!

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• Ghan Heritage road
• Mt Dare Station
• Simpson Desert scenery
• Swimming at Dalhousie Hot Springs (water temp 39 degree)
• Ghan railway history
• Sandy corrugated tracks
• Desert camping and brilliant stars to see

Desert info

The Simpson Desert Consists of a sea of parallel red sand dunes covering an area of 170,000 sq. km (as large as England and Wales). It lies across the corners of South Australia, Queensland and the Northern Territory.

Rainfall is low, on average 125 mm per year. Temperatures exceed 50 degrees in summer and can fall below zero centigrade in winter.

What includes in Uluru Desert Express Motorcycle Tour:

• Hotel (twin share)
• Motorcycle hire ( Suzuki DRz 400 )
• Desert parks pass
• Camping gear
• Support vehicle

What’s not included:

• Alcohol, hotel coffees
• Riding instructions given each day

Accommodation  

• 2 nights Yulara Pioneer resort
• We provide all camping equipment (one tent and mattress per person) for the million and one stars a night hotel

Support Vehicle

• Our tour support vehicle is an all-purpose 6×6 specially built for motorcycle tour support
• “Rough As Guts Outback Restaurant” will cater for this tour in parts

Prior to departure

• We require indemnity forms to be signed before departure
• We require full payment 6 weeks prior from tour departure

Tag-along passengers or riders

• Tag along available for riders wanting to use their own bike
• We have an available place for a tag along passengers in the 6×6 or one of our 4×4 vehicles

Motorcycles

• Look at our motorcycle page for more info on our fleet of tour motorbikes
• We require a $1000 security bond, refunded in full on safe return of motorcycle

What you need to bring

• Personal luggage bag size try to keep it small as you don’t need the kitchen sink. Remember you are flying out on a smaller plane!
• Motorcycle riding gear e.g.: Helmet, Boots, Jacket, Gloves etc
• Sleeping bag, blow up pillow
• Warm jumper for nights, woollen head warmer (beanie)
• Casual clothing, foot wear (Joggers) swim ware, USB stick, camera
• Sun glasses, hat, sun screen, toiletries
• Spending money e.g.: alcohol, souvenir, pub meal, optional tours
• Small camel back able to carry small items must also have water bladder

This is a very basic entry level ride into central Australian remote outback roads for the not so experienced off-road rider. After this ride you will have a lot more confidence on sandy dirt roads. This ride is also suitable for larger off road bikes.

Day Before Riders team meeting at 4pm day before departure at our predetermined motel, safety talk and next day’s travel plan.

Day one 330km Depart Alice Springs at 8:30am An easy run down the Maryvale Rd for smoko at Rodinga Sliding, the old Ghan train line ruins. You will have the chance to ride on the famous Finke desert race track after Rodinga Sliding. We will regroup at the second Finke race day fuel stop to see how everyone is going and be mindful of the 12:00 turnaround time rule for track direction. Riding on the Finke desert race track is a reality checker for first timers, you probably won’t last too long on the track as it is rather brutal, energy sapping and requires a certain skill level but it will sure give you an insight what the race is all about and why it is considered so tough of an event! After Bundooma water tower everyone will be back on the Finke service Rd, from here on the road to Finke can get quite rough, a real car breaker. Lunch hopefully will be at the Finke Start/Finish tower baring any mishap. After lunch hopefully an easy run into Mt Dare Station with a couple pioneering points of interest along the way to have a look at. Dinner will be at Mt Dare in the restaurant. There are bush showers and toilets at Mt Dare Station.

Day two 180km This day is all about checking out pioneering history of the early settlers of remnants left behind and having a little ponder on how tough these guys were to come out to isolated areas with very basic and primitive transport. The roads that you will be riding will a mixture of corrugated dirt and some light sandy sections but nothing too hard. Our goal is to reach the very impressive Dalhousie hot springs were will make camp for the evening and unwind in the warm waters of the hot springs and hopefully the cook will cook up something nice!

Day three 180km The days riding will encompass sandy sections of road for the first half. We will be checking out the best settlers ruins in the area considered by most, Dalhousie ruins great pioneering stone work and what is left of the old stock yards. We will have smoko on the Old Ghan railway sliding Pedirka. The later part of day will see you ride south towards Oodnadatta which is basically an aboriginal town one of the better ones and is famous for the Pink Road House, famous around the world and a must to have your picture taken out the front. We will be camping and having dinner at the Pink Road House, a little latter on wonder down the street to the Transcontinental Hotel for a couple of drinks.

Day four 390km Before we leave Oodnadatta it has a great museum which we will check out before we ride out of town. We will be riding on well-maintained remote dirt roads up until lunch and if we are lucky have a road train come past us creating a huge dust cloud, great for a camera shot if you can get it. Lunch will somewhere on the side of the track. The later part of the day will see make our way onto the Stuart HWY with a transport section of 179km which will break up into two rest stop. We will stop off at the Northern Territory/ South Australian border for a mandatory picture with the monument before heading down the road to Kulgera for our final stop of the day, you will be tired as it will be a long day. Dinner will be at the Kulgera road house and you never know what entertainment awaits out the front! Hopefully we will be there in time for happy hour where you can mingle with other tourist over a nice cold beer. Later on in the evening where we will have a fire going at camp so you can in enjoy your cold drinks and we might even pull out our trump card with some lovely dessert for you.

Day five 300km Day 5 is a beautiful ride on real deep red desert sandy roads, where your bike will be following the gentle sandy corner watching scenery go by. The road is not very touristy with limited traffic use. The first big stature you will see is Foolaroo (Mt Coner) which most people think that is Uluru but it is not. After lunch we will get back onto the main road heading into Uluru, this brings us back into the fast pass of the modern world again. We will have a couple of nice little rest stop on our way and then finally get a glimps of Uluru (Ayres Rock) and our goal is to make to the sunset viewing area to watch the sun set over Uluru, it is well worth it. We will head back to Yulara resort for the evening, get checked into our Hotel and enjoy our evening meal.

Day six 40km The day starts off with breakfast at Yulara resort, then once satisfied we ride our bikes to Uluru some 20km away to get a closer view of this majestic piece of rock. It is a once in a life time thing and you won’t be disappointed.

Tour Summury This ride is for the not so experience enduro rider wanting to experience remote Australian outback riding in the heart of central Australia with the ultimate journey starting in Alice Springs and finishing at the majestic Uluru. You have peace of mind knowing that you have a fully equipped support vehicle behind you during this tour. Total kilometers traveled 1420km

Wayne Meaclen Awesome tour Ed. Super well organised everything went well smooth like clockwork. All campsites were perfect and everything like fuel stops/lunch breaks well planned.

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Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park

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Uluru (Ayers Rock)

Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, Northern Territory, Australia

The extraordinary red monolith Uluru rises from the otherwise flat desert floor

Watch it change colour at sunset

It’s a great place to meet Australia’s indigenous people and learn about their fascinating culture

There’s superb aboriginal art here – or take a workshop and learn to do it yourself

Credit Tourism Australia

The walk around the base is a must-do

Guides will explain the rich Dreamtime legends surrounding the rock

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You can wildlife spot as you go

For the best view in town, take a helicopter ride over the rock

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If you’ve ever wanted to ride on a camel…

The star-studded skies at night here are mind-blowing

Don’t miss the ‘Sounds of Silence’ dinner with its astronomy class

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Kaja Tjuta, formerly The Olgas, is another Red Centre icon

See it on a guided walk along the ‘Valley of the Winds’

Look out for ‘thorny devils’

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You can learn to play the didgeridoo

And of course, sample the locally-sourced, indigenous cuisine

Take a fascinating ‘bush tucker’ tour

You never know what may happen..

Another extraordinary natural wonder – Kings Canyon – is a 3-hour drive

There’s are two exceptional hikes, with stops for swims at waterholes

The world-famous Larapinta Trail, which starts at nearby Alice Springs, offers 2-16 days of superb Outback hiking

Rising up from the silent desert floor like a gargantuan monolith, ochre-hued Uluru is one of the world’s most bewitching sights – more so, as its colour and appearance constantly change depending on the season and time of day.

Formed more than 600 million years ago, and reaching a height of 348 metres, it overlooks wild and desolate desert landscapes, home for millennia to the Aboriginal people. The area is steeped in their legends and traditions; combined with the scenery, Uluru has an intense, unforgettable atmosphere. The thing has presence .

Climbing Uluru was banned in 2019, but there are still myriad ways to see and experience Australia’s most sacred site. Walking trails encircle the rock allowing you to get close to see the many fissures, gorges and galleries in to the sandstone, some containing centuries-old rock art, whilst learning about its mysteries and legends from local Aboriginal guides.

Those looking for a speedier or less strenuous introduction can opt for a Segway tour or a camel tour. Meanwhile, helicopter and scenic flights are the best way to truly appreciate the scale and strangeness of this geological anomaly sticking out from miles of flat landscape.

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Uluru camel tours.

Cameleer Chris Hill runs a wide range of carbon-neutral camel tours, including sunset and sunrise rides and express (45 minute) adventures through the dunes.

Adult price: £40+

Best for ages 8+

Duration: 45+ minutes

Uluru Base Walk

A unique 10km circuit walk that showcases the complex and intricate beauty of this extraordinary monolith, and reveals the rich local legends that surround it.

Duration: 2-3 hours

Helicopter flights over Uluru

Discover a different perspective on Australia’s most famous desert natural wonders, with a helicopter tour that soars across the jaw-dropping landscapes of the Northern Territories.

Adult price: £180

Best for ages 16+

Duration: 30 minutes

Uluru Motorcycle Tours

A truly unique way to experience either Uluru or Kata Tjuta – and to perhaps fulfill a secret desire to ride on a Harley Davidson. Tour options range from a quick 30-minute spin to a viewing spot for Uluru, or full 3.5-hour tours of both Uluru or Kata Tjuta. Choose between riding a motorcycle or riding in a three-wheeler sidecar. Pick up from the Ayres Rock Resort.

Adult price: £130

Best for ages 18+

Duration: 90 minutes

Getting there & doing it

Since ‘The Rock’ is located inside a national park, it’s entirely feasible to explore independently, but guided tours offer a much richer insight into the local legends and culture of the Aboriginal people and will take you to interesting places you won’t discover on your own.

Anyone staying at the nearby town of Yulara will find a dazzling variety of tours and cultural experiences available. All tours can be booked through Ayers Rock Resort and its associated properties.

When to do it

Dawn and sunset are the best times to see The Rock, the latter being particularly spectacular. Uluru absorbs heat during the day and seems to glow as the sky darkens.

Winter (June to August) is the ideal time to be in the desert. This is also the busiest time of the year, so spring and autumn can work well too.

Desert summers (December to March) are notoriously hot and when the air is filled with relentless swarms of annoying flies (though you can buy the classic hat with accompanying fly net to keep them off your face). On the plus side, it’s less crowded and rainfall over Uluru is spectacular.

Who to go with: organised tours

Our selection of the best Viator tours of this attraction or activity

Uluru (Ayers Rock) Sunset + Outback Barbecue Dinner & Star Talk

Price: A284

Rating 4.13 / 5 [333 ratings]

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Uluru and Kata Tjuta Experience with BBQ Dinner

Price: A305

Rating 4.34 / 5 [241 ratings]

Uluru (Ayers Rock) Base and Sunset Half-Day Trip with Opt Outback BBQ Dinner

Price: A195

Rating 4.5 / 5 [140 ratings]

Highlights of Uluru Including Sunrise and Breakfast

Price: A161

Rating 4.87 / 5 [123 ratings]

Small Group Uluru Sunset Viewing Tour

Rating 4.61 / 5 [102 ratings]

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  Red Square, Bolotnaya Square, Observation platforms of the capital and much more. We will pick you up from home, take you to the most beautiful places of the city. If desired, plunge into the world of the motorcycle culture of the capital, drink refreshing biker tea in one of the themed moto bars.

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  The tour includes: Moscow Kremlin, Red Square, St. Basil’s Cathedral, Bolotnaya Square, Moscow Boulevard Ring, Chistye Prudy, Vysoko-Petrovsky Monastery, Patriarch’s Ponds, ul. Arbat, Museum-estate of L.N. Tolstoy, State Museum AS Pushkin.

Duration the program is counted for 1,5 hours (26 km).

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    The tour includes: Moscow Kremlin, Red Square, St. Basil’s Cathedral, Bolotnaya Square, Moscow Boulevard Ring, Chistye Prudy, Vysokopetrovsky monastery, Patriarch’s Ponds, ul. Arbat, Museum-estate of L.N. Tolstoy, State Museum AS Pushkin, Novodevichy Women’s Monastery, Kutuzovsky Prospect, view of the Moscow-City Shopping Center.

Duration the program is counted for 2,5 hours (36 km).

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Duration the program is counted for 1,5 hours (29 km).

   For the sophisticated or just deciding to learn more about the international biker culture, listen to biker traditions, signs, as well as plunge into the world of motorcycle nightlife/ – we made a route 54 km long: Moscow Kremlin, Observation Platform near the Moscow-City Shopping Center, Bike Center “Sexton”, Observation deck on the Sparrow Hills, Biker Bar “Night Train”.

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Duration the program is counted for 3,5 hours (65 km).

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Are there any restrictions on participation?

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– All pilots are prohibited to take passengers in a state of alcoholic or drug intoxication;

– The volume of luggage (handbags, backpacks, etc.) is not more than 15 liters. Larger volume of baggage – must be reported in advance (for the carriage of goods a number of motorcycles are foreseen);

  – It is strictly forbidden to ride without a helmet. (helmet provided);

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