MotoCaribe Dominican Republic Tours will present many different riding conditions, from twisty mountain roads, to congested city streets to hard packed dirt roads. Riders considering one of our tours must be in good physical condition. Your safety during the tour is our primary concern! The weather is tropical-it does rain and temperatures range from 75 to 95 depending on the season. We recommend that riders and passengers bring appropriate clothing for the weather conditions. We will advise you of the weather as the date of your tour approaches. Rain gear is always a must. If you have any questions or concerns, just ask!
This is not a motorcycle tour for novice riders or a venue
to learn how to properly operate a motorcycle!
Due to the inherent dangers of motorcycle riding, the following are essential MotoCaribe requirements:
- All Riders must have a valid motorcycle driver’s license from your state or country or Motorcycle Safety Foundation Certification or equivalent.
- All participants must sign the MotoCaribe Liability Waiver form prior to tour commencement.
- Riders must have a minimum of two years and 5,000 miles riding experience.
- Both Riders and Passengers must wear a DOT approved helmet and protective eyewear at all times on the motorcycle. (We can provide a full face flip-up helmet for the tour, but we recommend you bring your own.)
- Proper riding pants, jackets, gloves and footwear while riding.
- All riders must be at least 23 years old.
- The use of drugs and/or alcohol is strictly forbidden while riding at any time.
- All riders must be comfortable riding in a variety of conditions including rain, twisty mountain roads, switchbacks and the possibility of gravel or debris on the pavement.
- All riders must be comfortable operating a minimum 650cc displacement modern motorcycle.
- Riders with passengers must have prior experience riding in the above-mentioned conditions with a passenger aboard.
- All riders must consistently ride within their own skill, experience and comfort levels, as directed by our lead motorcyclist.
