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Bike Connectors

A bike for Bolt Food

What Bolt Food asks riders for, how to sign up, and how to get a bike that’s ready for deliveries.

What Bolt Food asks for

From Bolt’s South African courier page, checked 25 October 2026:

  • Age: of legal age, shown with a valid photo ID.
  • Vehicle: Bolt’s page lists a bicycle, scooter or car. It doesn’t mention motorbikes, so check in the sign-up that yours is accepted in your city.
  • Licence and insurance: for your vehicle, where the law needs them.
  • Phone: Android 9 or newer, or iOS 12 or newer, with a local phone number.
  • Bank account: to receive your weekly pay.

How to sign up: Register on Bolt’s courier page with your name, city and phone number, upload your documents, then collect your Bolt Food bag once they’re verified.

Requirements change. Check the app’s own page before you apply.

A bike that’s ready

The Big Boy Velocity 150 Delivery Package comes licensed and registered, with a large top box on a reinforced bracket, a crash bar, a phone holder with a USB charger and a full-face helmet.

  • R740 a week for 18 months, then it’s yours (with the optional maintenance plan and insurance)
  • No deposit: you pay the first week up front
  • Ride for Bolt Food and any other app

See how rent-to-own works, which licence you need and how to become a delivery rider.

Checked 25 October 2026. Prices and rules change: check before you rely on them.

Questions

Can I deliver for Bolt Food on a motorbike?

Bolt's South African courier page lists bicycles, scooters and cars, and doesn't mention motorbikes. Check during sign-up whether your bike is accepted where you live.

Is Bike Connectors part of Bolt Food?

No. We supply bikes to riders; Bolt Food decides who can deliver. Bolt Food is a trademark of its owner.

Own your delivery bike

A brand-new Big Boy Velocity 150 Delivery Package, no deposit, insurance included. Riders anywhere in Gauteng and North West can apply online in about 10 minutes.