Redline Rentals

Great experience. They met me at the station with the bike I wanted, signed a few papers, and I was on the road 10 minutes later. Same routine dropping off. The bike (Yamaha FZ6) was in great condition and performed very well. Good prices. They were professional and flexible, even when I changed my reservation twice. Nice folks too.

I recently took the MSF Basic Rider Course with Rider Education of New Jersey and received my motorcycle M endorsement. I did not just want to go out and buy a motorcycle having very little experience and not knowing what I liked in a bike. I did a search on Google and found this company which is now known as Redline Rentals, LLC. They are actually the only company in the area that rents sportbikes.
The entire process is simple, the prices are good, and the staff are very friendly. Kevin makes the rental process simple, you fill out a form, go over the features and condition of the bike and are ready to ride in minutes. They are located in an area of central NJ right off exit 7 on the turnpike which is in my opinion the perfect place to ride, especially for a beginner as you are not dealing with lots of traffic, traffic lights, etc. The first time I rented, I used their guide service and Pierce was great. He understood my skill level and took me on some very nice back roads where I could build my skills and confidence.
So far, I have rented from Redline a total of five times. Their Ninja 250 is a perfect starter bike, and I rented that three times. More recently, now that I have more experience, I moved up to their Yamaha FZ6. Their bikes are in great condition mechanically, I did not have a single issue in the 800+ miles I rode. They also offer plenty of options for more experienced riders, all the way up to supersports like CBR600RR, ZX6R, GSXR-​1000, Ducati 1198, Aprilia RSV4, and others. I will probably buy a bike of my own in the spring, but I am really glad that I rented as I got to experience different bikes and learn what I personally want in a bike.
I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend this great family run business to anyone, whether you are just starting out, are vacationing in the NJ area, or just want to try a different bike for a day or before you buy it.

I rented a scooter from Chatsworth ATV Rentals to use for my motorcycle endorsement test in Cherry Hill. BIG MISTAKE, but I don’t blame the company. I was having trouble with one portion of the test: the U-​turn. I was told by… oh, I don’t know… EVERYONE and their mother that renting a scooter was the way to go. I did just that, and Kevin showed up an hour prior, right on time, to go over the course with me and allow me to practice.
It was horrible.
I couldn’t so much as steer the scooter in a straight line, let alone complete the practice course. I’m not denying that a lot of this has to do with, ahem, user error, but the throttle needed a LOT of oomph to get moving. I was able to ride my motorcycle the first day I jumped on it and was doing figure 8s in minutes, but this was a whole different story. Again, this could be me, or the scooter, or a bit of both. After ten minutes, I realized there was no way I was going to be able to ride this thing, so I paid, calmed down from the utter embarrassment, took my test on my motorcycle, and passed on my first try.
Maybe I’m just nuts, but I wouldn’t recommend anyone renting a scooter to take the test. It is not easier, but then again, a lot of companies exist just to rent scooters to people for their test, so who knows…

The name has been changed to Redline Rentals. I had a tough time trying to find it on Unilocal.Also their ATV is shut down. They only rent out motor cycles now. My husband rents out super bikes from this business, its been three years since he started this tradition. It is a family run business. Kevin is the main contact person and is very helpful. Their office is in the backyard of their house and the bikes are kept in the garage where the bikes are maintained and oiled. Last year my husband and I rode the Suzuki GSXR1000. That trip was pretty uneventful. A couple of days ago, we got the Ducati 1198. The bike had trouble with its gear box. We called Kevin and he brought us a replacement bike (Yamaha R1) from Columbus to Atlantic city in less than 2 hours. It did put us behind our schedule but we throughly enjoyed riding the Yamaha. Also we we were offered to keep the bike for another day free of charge (we dint take up on that offer though). All this for $ 120. The price is definitely cheaper compared to the Harley places and there aren’t many places to rent a super bike in NJ either.

Kevin and his family are great. Super nice and they will try to get the best service to their customers.
I’ve been there 2 times so far, got an R6 the first time and the fantastic RSV4 the second time. Both experiences were great. I will be coming back!
If you want to rent a sportsbike, this is the place to go!
Keep it up guys

I have just got done dealing with this rental company. I have also read the other reviews on this site and I have to tell you that it’s really a bunch of crap. The rental was super smooth and I have not one issue on my day. My credit card was not charged odd numbers and the gentlemen I spoke with and rented the bike knows his stuff. I came back from Arizona without a bike to ride for the weekend and this was amazing to start my return trip. The owner actually waited for me until almost 10:00pm after business to rent me the bike due to my flight being delayed. Also explained to me in fine detail what I was getting. They had extra equipment on the spot for me as I came right from the airport! It was at the owners house which may come off odd to some but in no way shape or form is it any less professional then a dealer ship with his service. Will be using this service again any time I return to New Jersey. Thank you once again for a wonderful priceless weekend riding. Much appreciated.

**DO NOT GO TO CHATSWORTH ATV**
I was originally going to give them 4 or 5 stars, but a few days ago my credit card company called me and told me someone tried to make a few charges that were not mine. One for about $ 300 and another for $ 2. I canceled my card and mentioned this to my friends. The funny thing is all of my friends that went with me to Chatsworth all had the same issue! One by one we were getting called for fraudulent charges being made and Chatsworth ATV was the only place where we all used our credit cards at once. Don’t bother with these guys, they will rob you.

Be very careful!!! A few of my friends and I decided to rent ATV’s at this location. The ATV’s werent bad, terribly beat up, but still drivable. This wasn’t the issue.
it was pretty simple doing business with them in that they had us sign waivers and provide our credit cards for deposits.
What was weird was that several weeks later, each and every one of us that went received separate calls from our credit card companies. The companies were telling us that there had been a fraudulent charge on our credit cards. I asked my friends what their situation was. They each said first there was a small charge of a few cents from random locations (UK, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania) and this was followed by a charge of several hundred dollars.
The fact that all 5 of us had been contacted by our credit card companies leads us to believe that these guys are trying to pull a fast one on their paying customers.
Be very careful! These guys are crooks and will try to fraudulently use your credit card information!

It seems that Chatsworth runs a solid ATV-​adventure business, HOWEVER I would definitely NOT recommend using them for standard MOTORCYCLE rentals (street, touring, sport-​touring, or cruisers). First, the person you call to make reservations on the moto side is some sort of old friend or (possibly estranged) business partner — they make it clear that they are just an intermediary, but they won’t disclose anything about the actual person/​operation running your rental. It is an unprofessional and disorganized process; they hand you off randomly between a man and a woman (who don’t seem to trade information), and nobody will remember you if you call back in 5 minutes; nobody gives you their name, etc. I called at least 7 times in the two months before a rental, and they were still acting clueless and popping-​out surprise issues about my rental reservation up to 2 hours before. Then we went to pickup the unit itself; it’s the guy’s house and an extremely dirty garage (think ATV park), and most of the motorcycles look like they’ve been taken off-​road (including the Ducati we rented). It was well-​used (30k+ miles), with non-​OEM replacement parts in several places, a loose mirror, scrapes and burns, and overall looked suspect and rough. It had trouble starting in his driveway, but he promised «keep it idling high for awhile and you’ll be fine, once it warms up.» In fact, the Ducati was ridden at 50−70MPH for about 50 miles, down the highway to our hotel, and it would still stall-​out anytime you dropped the throttle to normal idle. This was 5pm, so we called and took it back first thing the next morning, and the guy actually still insisted on charging us for the day’s rental, despite the fact that it had been only used for this frustrating 50-​mile transport, and he had ruined the next 2 – 3 days of our actual riding plans. I couldn’t believe he wasn’t apologizing profusely and offering a substitute bike free of charge (of course they all looked pretty bad), or at least to take this one back without charging us $ 120 for a day of headaches and — more importantly — a ruined trip!

Came here through a livingsocial or zozi promotion, I’m not sure which. Either way, we had a ton of fun powering through mud and over hills on quads for an afternoon. I think we had a 3 hour deal, and after a brief tutorial I think I only managed to ride for a little over 2 hours before feeling like I was going to collapse. There is a dirt track great for practicing your shifting and weight distribution. While I thought it’d be similar to snowmobiling, it isn’t. The shifting is a little hard to get used to as it’s on your foot pedal and requires you to push your foot from beneath the shifter. For those of us not super familiar with driving stick, you can pretty much keep it in 3^rd if you’re not planning on going too fast/​slow. I found it more comfortable and cool to ride through the forest trails on the mud track. Not only does it keep you out of the Saharan sun, the mud is cooling. Both me and my atv were completed coated in mud by the time we were through.
Chatsworth will outfit you with boots, gloves, and helmets and you may rent long sleeve shirts, etc if you need it. BRING A CHANGE OF CLOTHING. You’re probably better off and more comfortable bringing your own clothing and boots if you have some articles you don’t care about. Maybe that longsleeve tee you got for fundraising for the American Cancer Society walk-​a-​thon, and then it rained and you didn’t feel like going back in 2002. –_–