We are a fully licenced tour company with over 30 years experience of organising guided motorcycle tours in the North of Thailand and Laos.

We cater for ALL levels of ability and have an excellent safety record. Anyone who is comfortable riding a motorcycle can complete our standard tours. If you want more of a challenge we can oblige.

Thailand has it all for an adventure holiday! Fantastic weather, great food, wonderful people, cultures and superb accommodation.

We have some incredible mountainous scenery with tracks and trails everywhere and all open for riding! Our tours are designed to immerse you in all of this, we’ll ride at your pace and take plenty of stops.

We aim to arrive at our daily destination with time to spare for you to shower/get a massage/ drink a cold beer before dinner. We have a Thai and English speaking tour guide who will ride with you and a backup truck for groups of 4 or more.

Tours and dates can also be tailored to suit your dates and ability but we require bookings of 4 or more.

We own and self maintain a fleet of Honda CRF250’s. We keep them in excellent running order and never let tyres get worn out. We never use hire bikes as it’s impossible to know their history.

We do not, as a rule, supply riding gear but we do have a selection of safety gear left behind by previous customers. We encourage you to bring your own gear.

We provide basic insurance to cover our legal requirements but would encourage you to provide yourself with comprehensive insurance. Also bring a sense of humour; we’ll have a lot of fun!

Our ”Basecamp” is 32km North of Chaing Mai in the heart of Thailand’s best riding areas. We pick you up from the airport or your Chiang Mai hotel and drop you off at the end of the tour. Many customers leave us to relax on a beach in the South for a week. Flights from here are easy.

The standard tour dates are all in what is typically the dry season which should be mid October to March. We are though, happy to provide tours outside of these dates for groups of 4 or more.

The skies and scenery are lush in the rainy season and rain is ”usually” limited to a couple of hours in the afternoon but can get much wetter in April and September.

Trails are much more challenging out of dry season.