A delivery-ready bike with a phone mount and insurance for delivery work. From R679/week.
No bureau check · 60 seconds
A delivery bike you rent for a fixed weekly amount, with the option to buy it at the end. It is a rental agreement, not a loan.
Uber Eats, Mr D, Checkers Sixty60, Bolt Food, Takealot and Pick n Pay riders. Foreign nationals with a permit that allows work are welcome.
From R679 a week with insurance, service and paperwork included.
Check in 60 seconds online, send documents on WhatsApp, collect within a few working days.
Most riders and drivers rent from someone with no written agreement, no insurance for work and no way to ever own the vehicle. With YeboRides you get all of that in one fixed weekly amount.
2026At the end of the term: buy it for R500, or hand it back. No balloon.
2026At the end of the term: buy it for R500, or hand it back. No balloon.
Photos are illustrative. Weekly amounts include VAT. The exact amount is confirmed in writing before you sign.
Riders and drivers told us what goes wrong when you rent from someone else: no papers, no insurance, no help when the bike breaks. This is what you get with us instead.
Cover for delivery and e-hailing work, a tracker and regular services are inside the weekly amount. No surprise bills.
Work as many shifts as you want. We never cap the kilometres you earn with.
Licence disc, roadworthy and the delivery box or e-hailing papers are handled before you collect.
Rent it for the term, then buy it for a small fixed price written into your agreement. Want it sooner? Ask for an early buy-out.
We look at what you earn on the apps, not at an old credit record. Foreign nationals with a valid permit welcome.
If your bike is in our workshop for more than a day, you get a loan bike so you keep earning.
A few taps on your phone. No credit-bureau check.
ID or passport and permit, licence, and your app earnings.
Box, helmet or papers ready. Sign on your phone.
Pay on time to unlock a work phone or fuel card.
Yes. Our bikes come with a delivery box, helmet and phone mount and are insured for delivery work, so you can ride for Bolt Food and any other app.
Usually a valid motorbike licence (A1 or A), an ID or a passport with a permit that allows work, a smartphone and a roadworthy, insured bike. Check the current list in the Bolt Food app.
A small deposit from R900. You pay it when you collect, after approval.
Check what you can get in 60 seconds. No credit-bureau check.