Riding on the back
นั่งซ้อนท้าย
Two people, one bike, six hundred kilometres of camber changes. Common, and worth planning around rather than discovering.
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110cc step-through to 1200cc adventure. All of them go up there. They do not all come back the same way.
Pai
Sgroey · CC BY 4.0A 110 scooter and a 1200 adventure bike ride the same road.
The 110–125 step-through
オーバードライブ83 · CC BY-SA 4.0รถออโต้ 110–125 ซีซี
A Honda Click, a Scoopy, a Mio, a Nouvo: automatic, small wheels, drum or single-disc brakes, and the rental shop's default. It will complete the…
The 250–450 trail bike
Clemens Anderlitschka · CC BY-SA 4.0รถวิบาก 250–450
A KLX, a CRF, a D-Tracker, a Versys-X: long travel, 21- or 19-inch front wheel, upright, light, and rented all over Chiang Mai.
The 400–700 twin
Wikisympathisant · CC BY-SA 4.0รถสองสูบ 400–700
A CB500X, an MT-07, a Rally 500, a Himalayan 450: mid-capacity, torque low down, real brakes, and 17- or 19-inch wheels.
The 700cc-and-up adventure bike
Matti Blume · CC BY-SA 4.0รถแอดเวนเจอร์ 700 ซีซีขึ้นไป
An Africa Twin, a GS, a Tiger, a V-Strom 1050: 220 to 260 kilograms wet, tall, and entirely capable.
The underbone with gears
オーバードライブ83 · CC BY-SA 4.0รถครอบครัวมีเกียร์ 125
A Honda Wave, a Dream, a Sonic: a small four-stroke in a step-through frame with a four-speed gearbox and usually a centrifugal clutch, so there are…