Can I rent a motorcycle in Bangkok?

Question 1: Can you rent a motorcycle in Bangkok? You can rent it in many places for about RMB 50-60 per day. Just keep your passport or a copy and fill up the gas yourself. There will be more rental cars in places close to tourist attractions, such as Kaoshan Road.

Question 2: Can I rent a motorcycle in Thailand? How about a self-driving tour by motorcycle? It’s possible and cheap. Some scenic spots on the seaside such as Krabi, Pattaya, and Hua Hin are far away, so walking is a waste of time. However, riding a motorcycle in Bangkok is super fast, and you often get scared and jump in every crack, so be careful.

Question 3: Recommended motorcycle rentals in Thailand. Since I don’t know where you are going in Thailand, it’s hard to give you advice.

It is not recommended to ride a motorcycle in Bangkok as it is quite dangerous.

Most hotels on other islands have motorcycle rental services. Even if not, you can usually rent a motorcycle within 1 km, so don’t worry too much.

Self-guided tours require booking in advance. I usually go to Agoda, which will indicate whether the hotel has motorcycle rental services.

Question 4: Where can I rent a large-displacement motorcycle in Pattaya, Bangkok? How much is the approximate price in baht? I hope you can give a detailed answer. For example, the price of the specific place name is 80 cents. There are rows of motorcycles parked on the roadside. All can be rented.

The only thing you need to prepare is your passport. Because he wants to register.

Pay a deposit of 1000b.

Rent for 200b a day. Sign the agreement. (We paid 800b at the beginning, and I told him that he would pay me back 800b when the time comes.) When renting, remember to check the oil in the tank. Don’t just ride away with just a little bit of oil. If you run out of oil soon after driving, you will suffer a lot. If you come back from driving and the oil is low and the oil has bottomed out, you have to add it back. The cost of filling up is 50b. . Anyway, we went around

Pattaya

several times and visited all the streets and alleys. No gas. You can rent it for 200 just around Pattaya.

Motorcycle helmets in Pattaya are very secure.

Parking is also convenient, and parking on the roadside is safe even if it is locked. Back to the hotel, the hotel also has a special parking area for motorcycles.

Question 5: I would like to ask how to rent a motorcycle or scooter when traveling in Bangkok, and what is the price? Thank you very much. Most stores accept a copy of your passport. If not, you have to pay a deposit. It is best not to take the original passport out easily.

Renting a plant for a day (24 hours) in Chiang Mai costs 200 baht. Once I rented a plant at 7:30 in the evening, I could pay it back that night. I bargained with the boss and only received 100 plants, hehe.

If you want to refuel, you usually add 50B each time.

No matter where you are in Chiang Mai city, 50B of gas money is enough to drive back and forth to the mountains, but if the car collides, the amount of compensation will be unexpected. I personally saw it like the front of a Chinese bicycle. The basket was smashed, and the motorcycle itself was useless. I had to pay 1,000 Baht in compensation.

Question 6: How to rent a motorcycle or scooter in Bangkok? What's the price? Thank you very much. 20 points There are very few in the city center because traffic is poor and vehicles are numerous, making traffic accidents easy. Only taxis generally start at 1,000 baht per day, and you will find what you need on the beach in the outer city. They are everywhere. Because of convenience, the price starts at 500 baht.

Question 7: Motorcycle or scooter in Bangkok Rent, how to rent? What's the price? Thank you very much. Just ask the boss.

Question 8: I would like to ask, is the transportation in Hua Hin convenient? How much does it cost to rent a scooter? There are many places where you can rent motorcycles, but you need to press your passport, so find a hotel first before renting a motorcycle. The daily rent of a motorcycle is about 170-250 baht, depending on the displacement. The more expensive the motorcycle, the safer and more stable it is.

Question 9: I want to rent a car for two people to travel to Thailand. Where can I rent it? What price? What are the requirements for a driver's license? Planning to go to Bangkok, Phuket and Chiang Mai. Thanks.

Unable to answer questions about car rental, no experience. People who have been to Thailand say that the transportation in Thailand is actually very convenient. Tutu cars and buses can come at your fingertips. From the hotel to the place where you go on a day trip, the travel agency will usually send someone to pick you up at the door of the hotel. If you want to rent, you usually rent a local motorcycle. You can rent a motorcycle for two people. You only need to keep your passport, not a driver's license. However, Thailand drives on the left, so it is recommended to flag down the car, which is more convenient and less labor-intensive than riding a motorcycle or renting a car. There are motorcycle rental shops all over Chiang Mai. If you are wandering around the city, please think twice if you want to go up Mount Suthep. There are many turns on the road and it is more dangerous.

Question 10: Hello, masters, I am currently in Chiang Mai and will stay for a week. I want to rent a Harley motorcycle. Does anyone know where I can rent it? Harleys are collectors' items. I guess no one rents it out, it’s probably hard to find