At FoxyMoto we offer the following services:
Ride Utah Like a Local 🏍️
- Dual-Sport Motorcycle Rentals
- Hop on one of our dual-sport bikes and explore Utah’s incredible mix of desert, canyon, and mountain terrain — all from a local’s perspective.
- Guided Rides & Moto Adventures
- Join us for guided rides through the best trails in the region. We’ll show you hidden routes, scenic overlooks, and the kind of spots only locals know.
- Self-Guided Rides
- Want to ride at your own pace? We’ll set you up with custom GPX tracks and trail recommendations based on your experience and what kind of ride you’re after.
- Moto Training & Skills Coaching
- New to dual-sport or looking to sharpen your skills? We offer hands-on training for every level — from beginner basics to advanced off-road techniques. Specializing in teaching street riders to ride large motorcycles on unpaved roads/trails.
- Stay & Ride
- Make it easy on yourself — stay right here in our private suite with your own kitchen, bathroom, and entrance. It’s the perfect base camp for your next Utah moto adventure.
Summary
Please let me know how I can ensure you have an excellent experience. I’m told I’m very flexible and helpful. I always try to say YES.
I have been renting dual sport bikes for many years and exploring Utah on a bike for thousands of hours.
I rent 5 dual sport motorcycles. One Large dual sport (Super Tenere 1200), Two mid-sized dual sports (2 Tenere 700s), and two small dual-sports (GPX 300r and a KTM 500). All street legal. I also have a klx230r and te300i that I don’t usually rent as they are not street legal.
Some renters are good with 50/50 tires, but others want more aggressive tires. Depending on miles and days out, I can put aggressive tires on for $100-200 that will ensure you have much more traction off road.
I also have a spare guest bedrooms that I rent for $75 a night. You have your own bathroom and queen bed with a small fridge. I have cots and sleeping pads if you need more beds.
I have lots of rider protection gear I rent out for a “donation of what you think its worth/pay what you can”.
As well as lots of bike gear (like saddle bags, tank bags and even camping gear)…for a donation.
Any extras, I prefer not to use rider-share, as they take 25% and I’d rather do a donation of what you think it’s worth. I find people are more generous than what I would ask for reimbursement.
I’m happy to give route suggestions based on your skill and fitness level.
I have two trailers and often lend out my ramp when requested.
Motorcycle Rental Walk through and checklist
Thanks for your business!
VIDEO of walkthrough: https://tinyurl.com/foxymcrider
The most common fail is not turning off the ignition and running the battery down.
The 2nd most common “issue” may be fixing a tire if you run over a nail or similar.
These will help you ensure you have a successful trip/experience!
A good riding habit I learned from MSF is to ALWAYS hit the kill switch and then ALWAYS turn off the ignition because bikes have small batteries. This is a critical habit. I would add, kick stand down…especially with a heavy bike and adventure/camping gear.
- Kill switch off…and then ON (if applicable)
- Key off
- Kick stand (do this sequence every time).
SEAT HEIGHT ESTIMATES:
Tenere 700 34.4 from factory, but I have a cut down seat and super moto wheels option, which should get it closer to 32” if needed.
TE 300i 37” seat
Tenere 1200 33.3
KTM 500 37.5”
GPX 300r 33”, it has been lowered and rear shock can sag a lot if needed.
GEAR you may consider borrowing
(Please make a donation and make it right if the function is damaged. Normal use/wear is fine, but if function is impacted please make it right).
RIDING GEAR
If you need something, with enough notice I can acquire it.
MX boots 9-13
Knee pads medium, large & XL
Chest protection/upper body armor. Medium to XL
Dual Sport Jackets Large, XL & 2XL
Helmets Large, XL & 2xl
Gloves Large, XL, 2xl
Dual sport pants, I have size 36-38. I’m pretty limited on pants.
Smartphone GPS with DMD2, gaiagps, google maps, waze
Garmin inreach satellite SOS/messenger – Please make a donation for what you think its worth.
Jump Pack with SAE pig-tails
Extra tire tubes
Tire irons, I have a dirt bike set and an adventure bike set.
I HIGHLY recommend LEGIT dirt bike boots. I have about every size if you want to borrow some protective boots. Size 9-13
General tool pack
Air pump – hand or SAE elec pump (each T7 should have a small tire repair kit with a hand air pump)
Fuel – I have small (½ liter), medium(liter) & large (1 gallon rotopax) fuel containers including a 2 gallon giant loop gas bag
Motorcycle adventure saddlebags and top “Dry bag”
Tusk 70 liter saddle bags for T7 with 40 ish liter top bag if needed.
- RTW 90 liter saddle bags (Giant Loop)
Cardo Intercoms. I prefer to lend only the computer and have each renter get their own mic/speaker helmet insert kit. MOST of my loaner helmets have a packtalk insert (speaker/mics).
Radios with shoulder mic/speaker for 10+ mile range. I have at least 8 of these radios to help riding groups stay in comms.
Camping kit
Air mattress
Air pillow
Sleeping bag
Small stove
Minimalist cooking set
2 person tent
7×16 enclosed trailer, includes mounts and straps for hauling motorcycles and side-by-sides/ATV/UTVs. Holds 5 smallish dirtbikes, or 4 large dual sport bikes.
4×8 flatbed trailer with two moto wheel chocks
- Three railed motorcycle trailer for 300 lb bikes and smaller.
- Motorcycle carrier – 450 lbs max bike
Guest Bedroom Details
I have two guestrooms. One with 3 bunk beds and a queen and another room with a queen. So sleep 7 in two bedrooms with two bathrooms. Each bedroom has a minifridge as does the motoshed – free drinks for customers in all three mini-fridges.
