Scooter & Motorbike Rentals in St. Thomas, USVI

ScooterVI has been renting scooters and motorcycles in beautiful St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands since 2003. Thousands of visitors have toured our scenic Caribbean island on ScooterVI scooters and motorcycles. We provide a convenient means of transportation for cruise ship passengers, hotel guests, regular visitors, and those considering making St. Thomas their new or second home.

Why choose Scooter VI?

We have top of the line Kawasaki motorcycles and Honda scooters.
Best rates on the island!
Our online booking is easy and convenient!
We want you to make the most of your St. Thomas vacation, whether you are here for a few hours, a week or longer.

We also provide each rental with:

First tank of gas included with rental.
A map of the island highlighting all major points of interest.

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Some basic tips for driving a scooter safely and confidently:

Wear Safety Gear: Always wear a helmet, and consider gloves for extra protection.
Check Your Scooter: Before riding, inspect your scooter. Check the brakes, tires, and lights to ensure everything is in good working order.
Start Slow: If you’re new to riding, start at a slow speed to get comfortable with handling and balance.
Body Position: Keep your body relaxed and your weight centered. Lean slightly into turns for better stability.
Use Both Brakes: Familiarize yourself with both the front and rear brakes. Use them gently to avoid skidding.
Look Ahead: Always keep your eyes on the road ahead, scanning for obstacles, potholes, and other vehicles.
Signal Your Intentions: Use hand signals to communicate with other road users when turning or stopping.
Stay Visible: Wear bright or reflective clothing and stay in well-lit areas, especially at night.
Watch for Traffic: Be aware of your surroundings and anticipate the actions of other drivers.
Practice Turning: Practice making smooth turns and cornering. Start with wide turns and gradually make them tighter as you gain confidence.
Know the Rules: Familiarize yourself with local traffic laws and regulations regarding scooter use.
Ride Defensively: Assume that other drivers might not see you and be prepared to react accordingly.
Avoid Distractions: Stay focused on riding and avoid using your phone or listening to music while driving.
Parking: When you’re done riding, park in designated areas and secure your scooter to prevent theft.