Ride in Asia

@ride-in-asia

About

Ride in Asia is a big bike rental company and tour organiser based at Sukhumvit 33 in Bangkok, with around ten years in the Thai rental trade behind it. Almost uniquely it works from the capital rather than Chiang Mai, so its routes run south to the Gulf coast and Phuket or northeast into Isaan rather than into the northern mountains. Every tour is offered in two forms: fully guided with an English-speaking leader, or self-guided at a substantially lower price with the same bike, hotels, GPS and support. The rental fleet is built around larger touring machines, including the BMW R1200 GS Adventure and R1200GS, the Kawasaki Versys 650 and the Honda X-ADV 750. Optional extras include a pick-up support truck, 24-hour roadside assistance and airport transfers. Riders must be over 18 and hold an international motorcycle licence.

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

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Locations Served

Other Regions

Thailand — Bangkok

Motorcycle Fleet

BMW R1200 GS Adventure

BMW R1200GS

Honda X-ADV 750

Kawasaki Versys 650

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Active Tours

Coastal3 days

Bangkok to Hua Hin Beach

Bangkok, Thailand

A three-day, two-night run down the western shore of the Gulf of Thailand and back, 459 kilometres in total and the shortest guided tour in the Ride in Asia range. Day one is the longest at 182 kilometres, leaving the Bangkok office at nine and working south through the Ao Mahachai mangrove study centre to a beach hotel at Chaosamran in Phetchaburi. Day two is a gentle 78 kilometres taking in Pran Buri Forest Park, the monkey-covered hill at Khao Chong Krachok and the Hua Hin night market. Day three returns 199 kilometres to Bangkok by way of the hilltop palace at Phra Nakhon Khiri and the Ayutthaya-style stupa at Wat Khok Kham. Guided, the price is 39,200 baht per rider; the same trip self-guided is 23,200 and a pillion seat is 8,600.

THB 39,200 / person

Coastal7 days

Bangkok to Phuket

Bangkok, Thailand

Seven days, six nights and 1,879 kilometres down the whole length of peninsular Thailand and back, from the Bangkok office to Kamala Beach on Phuket by way of Phetchaburi, Prachuap Khiri Khan and Phang Nga, returning up the Andaman side through Ranong and across to Hua Hin. This is the biggest tour in the Ride in Asia range and the daily distances show it: two days exceed 380 kilometres and the third day out is 474. In exchange the route takes in mangroves, red cliffs, wooden bridges, limestone formations, the Rattanarangsan Palace at Ranong, the Cicada Market at Hua Hin and the Tha Kha floating market on the run home. Guided, it costs 96,600 baht per rider; self-guided is 59,100 and a pillion seat is 25,700.

THB 96,600 / person

Scenic5 days

Bangkok Northeast Loop Through Isaan

Bangkok, Thailand

Five days, four nights and 1,452 kilometres in a loop out of Bangkok into Isaan, the northeastern region most motorcycle tours in Thailand skip entirely. The route runs through Khao Yai National Park to Nakhon Ratchasima, up through Khon Kaen to the Mekong town of Chiang Khan, back south through Phu Hin Rong Kla National Park to Lop Buri, and home via Ayutthaya. Distances are substantial, with day four covering more than 500 kilometres across two legs, but the payoff is a stretch of Thailand where the roads are quiet and the tourist traffic thins to almost nothing. Ride in Asia publishes the guided price at 82,200 baht per rider, with a self-guided version at 50,100 and pillion seats at 10,700. Several national parks along the way charge their own entrance fees, which are not included.

THB 82,200 / person