Check the rider and the motorcycle separately
Confirm your riding entitlement and the documents required for your nationality and residence. For the motorcycle, check registration, roadworthiness and insurance validity in Spain and transit countries. If the bike is borrowed, leased or financed, ask about permission to take it abroad. Keep originals and secure digital copies separately.
Recovery is a different service from route advice
Check the geographical area, trip length and repatriation conditions of your breakdown cover. A tour planner can help you make itinerary decisions, but route advice does not replace insured recovery. Save your insurer’s number offline and understand how to report a breakdown before travelling.
Make your arrival the start of the itinerary
Tell Toro Biker the port, border or accommodation where the Spanish part starts, plus the date you must return. Include the total luggage load, passenger and current comfort with mountain roads. Have the motorcycle serviced in time to test it before departure, and leave room for tyre wear over the entire journey home.
Check the current official guidance
Requirements and conditions can change. Use these official sources to check your own circumstances before booking.