At Royal Brothers, we believe everyone should have access to mobility.
A simple solution to the most complex challenges of the world.

We are a bunch of millennials focused on building India’s largest mobility solutions provider. Our focus has led us to build a platform providing rentals spanning across 14 states, 43 cities and 3 international cities.
Transportation and mobility solutions is one of the least understood and most unorganized markets. We see this as an unexplored opportunity to build a system that can be trusted by everyone beyond barriers.
We have no limitations when it comes to two wheelers and enjoy serving everything from a scooter to a superbike available on both website and mobile application.
We are obsessed with the concept of ‘Why buy when you can rent’.

Our Journey

2015

The beautiful beginning

We procured the 1st license in Karnataka and decided to change the way Bike rentals worked in India. With 5 motorcycles and a pocket full of confidence the journey started.

2016

Achieving milestones by spreading happiness

It was not long before we shifted gears and included mopeds and scooters to our fleet, became the single largest fleet owner of Royal Enfield bikes and introduced the 150 – 220 motorcycle range in the mobility market.

2017

Striving to create a legacy

The concept of shared mobility picked up in India and so did our brand. We moved from 3 cities in Karnataka to 40+ cities across India. Launched guided tours and marked our presence in a new domain and rewrote the rules riding across South India.

2018

Doing it Right.

History had to be rewritten and what could have been better than repeating our growth story. We became the mobility partners of Jaipur metro for last mile connectivity, grew at an annual rate of 300%, reached international locations, introduced interstate travel options etc.

2019

All set to touch new heights

This year marks our 1st external funding. Angel investors invested in the primary and secondary investment rounds taking the company from a bootstrapped to a funded venture.

Eighteen miles south of Harley-Davidson’s headquarters sits the Hunger Task Force Farm, a unique 208-acre urban farm in a suburb of Milwaukee County that grows a wide variety of crops to ensure hungry families have access to culturally

Eighteen miles south of Harley-Davidson’s headquarters sits the Hunger Task Force Farm, a unique 208-acre urban farm in a suburb of Milwaukee County that grows a wide variety of crops to ensure hungry families have access to culturally

Eighteen miles south of Harley-Davidson’s headquarters sits the Hunger Task Force Farm, a unique 208-acre urban farm in a suburb of Milwaukee County that grows a wide variety of crops to ensure hungry families have access to culturally

Eighteen miles south of Harley-Davidson’s headquarters sits the Hunger Task Force Farm, a unique 208-acre urban farm in a suburb of Milwaukee County that grows a wide variety of crops to ensure hungry families have access to culturally

Eighteen miles south of Harley-Davidson’s headquarters sits the Hunger Task Force Farm, a unique 208-acre urban farm in a suburb of Milwaukee County that grows a wide variety of crops to ensure hungry families have access to culturally

Eighteen miles south of Harley-Davidson’s headquarters sits the Hunger Task Force Farm, a unique 208-acre urban farm in a suburb of Milwaukee County that grows a wide variety of crops to ensure hungry families have access to culturally

Eighteen miles south of Harley-Davidson’s headquarters sits the Hunger Task Force Farm, a unique 208-acre urban farm in a suburb of Milwaukee County that grows a wide variety of crops to ensure hungry families have access to culturally

Eighteen miles south of Harley-Davidson’s headquarters sits the Hunger Task Force Farm, a unique 208-acre urban farm in a suburb of Milwaukee County that grows a wide variety of crops to ensure hungry families have access to culturally

Eighteen miles south of Harley-Davidson’s headquarters sits the Hunger Task Force Farm, a unique 208-acre urban farm in a suburb of Milwaukee County that grows a wide variety of crops to ensure hungry families have access to culturally