That depends on which tour you join. Our Off-Road groups tend to be between 7 and 13 riders. However, our On-Road tours can range between 10 and 20 riders.

We strongly encourage you to bring your own motorcycle gear, but you don't have to. We can show you where to buy some in Thailand at a reasonable price but the quality is not as good as gear from home. We will have storage in Chiang Mai where we will leave our big luggage bags, but we encourage to to bring a normal-sized book bag that you can throw in the back of the follow truck. Other items can be carried in the truck that will meet us at each destination. A comprehensive packing list will be provided via email before your tour. We've got you covered ;-)

We will be visiting three main locations on our tour, Chiang Mai, Pai, and Mae Hong Son. The other places we'll visit cannot be pronounced with a westerner's tongue. I'm (partially) kidding, but you'll have to come with us to find out!

Our accommodations will vary depending on our location, that's half the fun! They will range from comfortable hotel rooms to beautiful bungalows on the hillside. We promise you'll have a warm shower, mattress, pillow, and sheets every night. There is wifi at all locations as well, but some are stronger than others.

All accommodations are based on single occupancy (good for couples as well) ensuite rooms starting in the 2024-2025 tour season. If you have any special requirements, please notify us as soon as possible.

Yes, an intermediate level of experience is required for our on-road tours, and an advanced level is required for our off-road tours.

Our Off-Road fleet consists of Off-Road modified CRF300L’s. These have knobby tires, bash guards, upgraded YSS suspension and Renthal bars. For the On-Road tour, you have a choice between a Honda CB300R, Honda Rebel 300, Honda CRF300L (supermoto style), or upgrade to a Honda CB500X for a small up charge, if you have a passenger or just want something a little bigger!

Shit happens! The Hondas we'll be riding are pretty rugged, but if you manage to damage the bike, you'll be responsible for the cost of repairs.

Yes. 50% down payment is required to reserve your spot on the tour. The balance is due 30 days prior to the start of your tour. You may cancel up to 90 days prior to the starting date of your tour for a $500 cancellation fee.

Yes, we offer a discounted rate for passengers and you still receive all of the all-inclusive benefits at a lower price. Please send us an email regarding pricing.

No, airfare is not included, but we're happy to help you find a good deal. We're experts! Google Flights is our go-to website.

You'll need to fly into Chiang Mai (CNX) which is a 10-15 minute tuk tuk ride to your first night's accommodations. Your accommodations will start on the Saturday night of your tour so you can arrive anytime Saturday or Sunday morning but no later than Sunday evening. Our rooms will be ready Saturday by 3pm so anytime after that would be best. The tour returns to Chiang Mai Friday evening so you can depart CNX anytime on that Saturday.

Don’t forget your passport! And you won't need a visa if you’re from the USA or 56 other countries. Click here to find more out about Visa requirements here.

According to ThaiEmbassy.com (link below), tourists are not required to be fully (COVID) vaccinated. Thailand also no longer requires a negative PCR test to enter. However, in this ever-changing, post-COVID world, we strongly suggest you check the rules of each country you'll be entering, even if it's only for transit. For the lastest requirements, please research as these sometimes change. Regarding other vaccinations, Dr. Google insists on getting Hepatitis A and Tetanus but those are pretty routine shots anyway. Malaria is very rare in Thailand so we've never taken the pills and have survived. Brandon only has one extra arm growing out of his head but it comes in "handy" when he's working on his bike! https://www.thaiembassy.com/travel-to-thailand/thailand-travel-restrictions

"Need" is a strong word. Thailand has recently been cracking down on this, so we do encourage you to get one. They cost about $25 and you can get them at any AAA in the USA. The cost of a ticket in Thailand for this infraction is about $25 as well, except that it may take some time away from the open road. It's not a big deal. Please remember to have AAA check the box that proves you have a motorcycle license as well. If you don't have a motorcycle license, an international divers license for cars will not help you on the bikes in Thailand.

Yes! It is not required to come on our tour, but we strongly recommend it. Depending on your plan, age, and how long your trip is, it will be between $80-$100, which is well worth the peace of mind.

Plane ticket (location dependent). Travel insurance (~$80-$100). International drivers license (not mandatory but helpful ~$30). ATM fees ($20-80 depending on how much you withdraw while in Thailand). You may also order Thai Baht (THB) from your bank to avoid ATM fees.