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Chiang Mai Activities

Tony’s Big Bikes

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Good for: Motorcycles - Big & Small

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Rents well-maintained 125cc to 400cc motorbikes that all have license plates. Also offers riding lessons, can give touring advice and repairs motorcycles.

 

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    Best of the best!

    andrewastickney recommends this,

    My girlfriend and I dealt with Jeff @ Tony's Big Bikes in March 2012 and rented from him 2x. The first was a very capable 650cc to get up to Chiang Dao and the 2nd was a scooter for around the city. The bikes were perfect, but what made the experience the "best of the best" was Jeff's willingness to help us get to the places we wanted to go. He gave excellent directions to a few local temples, shopping, etc. We can't thank him enough for his help!! If you are in the area - be assured that "Tony's Big Bikes" is a very reliable, honest business. Thanks again!

    Andrew

    Good for: Motorcycles - Big & Small

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    I can highly recommend renting a motorbike here

    helenas75 recommends this,

    We rented a motorbike from this place on our recent trip in May 2011. Tony and his business partner were very helpful and enthusiastic to share with us the various road conditions and routes they recommend, we even got tips where to stay and eat along our 3 days trip up to Pang Mapha (Sappong) and all their recommendations were fantastic. The motorbike was reliable and ran well for the trip. We were also reassured that had there been a problem, we could call and be able to speak in our native tongue.

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