Ride Adventures

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Ride Adventures offers guided and self-guided motorcycle tours in various locations, providing an unforgettable experience for motorcycle enthusiasts.

This listing was compiled from publicly available information. Moto Mass is not affiliated with Ride Adventures.

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Locations Served

Asia
VietnamNorthern Vietnam
ThailandChiang Mai

Motorcycle Fleet

BMW F750GS
BMW F850GS
BMW R1250GS
Honda CRF250L
Honda CRF300L
Honda XR150L
Triumph Tiger 900 GT Pro

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Active Tours

Northern Dual Sport Vietnam Motorcycle Tour with Guide & Support Truck - motorcycle tour in VietnamAdventure

Northern Dual Sport Vietnam Motorcycle Tour with Guide & Support Truck

Northern Vietnam, Vietnam

14 days

Fourteen days built around ten riding days and about 2,120 kilometres of northern Vietnam, split roughly seventy per cent dirt to thirty per cent pavement. Ride Adventures runs it as a full expedition rather than a bike hire: a guide out front, a support truck with a driver-mechanic behind, luggage carried, and drinking water all day. The loop runs anticlockwise from Hanoi through Mai Chau, Son La and the rice terraces at Mu Cang Chai to Sapa, then east along the Chinese border to Ha Giang and Meo Vac, south to Ba Be Lake and Lang Son, and finally out to Ha Long Bay. Two rest days are built in, one in Sapa and one spent aboard an overnight cruise in Ha Long Bay. Bikes are Honda dual sports: the XR150L, CRF250L or CRF300L, with groups usually six to ten machines.

$2,850 / person
Northern Thailand Experience - motorcycle tour in ThailandAdventure

Northern Thailand Experience

Chiang Mai, Thailand

13 days

RIDE Adventures runs this thirteen day dual sport loop out of Chiang Mai, covering roughly 2,500 kilometres across nine riding days with two rest days built in. From the city the route heads southwest over Doi Inthanon, Thailand's highest peak at 2,565 metres, to Mae Sariang on the Yuam river near the Myanmar border, then works down the border backroads to Mae Sot and east on Route 12 to the UNESCO temples of Sukhothai. The northern half is the wilder one: Nan by way of the world's largest teak tree and a river ferry, Chiang Rai and the Golden Triangle, the newly paved sweepers into Thaton, and Pai. The finish is the Mae Hong Son Loop and an 80 kilometre mixed surface track back into Chiang Mai.

$5,749 / person