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After our past experience of riding with other motorbike tour companies one of our goals when setting up Motorbike Thailand was to offer professional tours geared towards maximum pleasure rather than just the end profit and because of this philosophy we have an outstanding customer return rate with many of our customers recommended by past tour members.
One thing you can be sure of is every group with Motorbike Thailand will be carefully balanced to ensure each member of the group is of equal riding ability and each tour will never have any more than 6 tour customers. Because of this we are able to cover more ground and our tours are fluid rather than stopping regularly for slower riders. One other important aspect of having small groups is the time saved on tedious tasks...Fuel stops for many bikes can be a drawn out affair but more importantly our evenings are far more entertaining with small manageable groups; 'More like a group of friends on a biking holiday rather than a bunch of people in a tour group'!
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One of the common complaints from experienced riders that have taken a motorbike tour previously were they unknowingly joined a large group of riders of mixed abilities meaning the days rides were often broken up by regular stops allowing slower riders to catch so therefore not covering as much ground as they were hoping.
We ourselves have toured with other motorbike tour groups for our own pleasure in many countries around the world with group sizes of 8, 12 and even 18 riders in the group and this to us is blatant 'cashing in' from the tour company seemingly in the business just to make a quick buck without any care for the pleasure of the customer.
Cathy and I talked about this trip on the way home, and we're both in
agreement that this Thailand trip has been the most fun out of all we've taken.
Every aspect of it was enjoyable. You
guys were not only professional, but totally cool to hang out with,
riding or not. I particularly enjoyed the informal history lessons for
every area we rode through. And we would both like to thank you for
encouraging us out of our comfort zone (street), and onto the dirt
roads. I'm starting to feel like street riding is fun and cool, but
off-road would be a lot more fun! 