Jakarta. A young entrepreneur from Jakarta, Agung Yuda Pratama, has successfully built a premium sports bike and big motorcycle rental business.

In just three years, Agung, who is only 21 years old, managed to generate a turnover of Rp 10 billion ($609,300) from his venture.

Agung started the business in 2022 with only one unit of a premium sports bike. From his passion and interest in the automotive world, he created the brand SewaZx25rJakarta. What began as a bold attempt has now grown into a large business with 22 big bikes ready for rent every day.

“It all started from a hobby, wanting to prove that sports bike rentals could become a promising business opportunity. The market response turned out to be huge, especially from young people who wanted to feel the sensation of riding a big bike before buying one,” Agung said on Monday.

Before diving into the motorcycle rental business, Agung had already been familiar with entrepreneurship since the age of 17. While still in vocational high school, he took advantage of the pandemic period by selling online gaming and social media accounts. This experience became his foundation and helped shape his entrepreneurial mindset.

“Social media is the main weapon. Creative content can reach many people, and customers came not only from Jakarta but also from other regions,” he explained.

That experience trained him to start a bigger business. Not stopping there, after successfully growing his big bike rental business, Agung even opened a new branch in BSD Tangerang under the name SewaZx25rBSD. Between 2022 and 2025, Agung recorded a turnover of Rp 8–10 billion with thousands of clients. His key to success lies in social media marketing strategies using TikTok and Instagram.

Today, both of his businesses are recognized as some of the largest big bike rental services in the Greater Jakarta (Jabodetabek) area. In addition to offering a collection of luxury motorcycles, the business also provides a solution for automotive enthusiasts who want to experience the thrill of riding a big bike before purchasing one.

Agung is optimistic that his business will continue to grow. He plans to add more units, improve facilities, and expand services to the national market. According to him, this would not be difficult with determination, effort, and prayer.

“My hope is for this rental to become a luxury big bike provider that remains sustainable year after year. I want people to have a different experience when riding premium sports bikes,” he concluded.

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