Women only. One hour. Every question you have about riding Thailand.
Saturday, December 12, 2026
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If neither time works for you, just send me a message - we'll figure something out. ๐
You have a handful of holidays a year and you would rather not gamble one of them on a trip that turns out to be a disappointment. So before you decide anything, come and see what riding Northern Thailand actually looks like. Ask me the awkward questions. Then make up your mind.
The tour itself: 7-Day Northern Thailand Motorcycle Tour. Next one runs 5 to 11 January 2027, four to six riders, one spot left. In case you feel like booking early, please contact me soon so we have a spot for you.
If 2027 is more your timeline, you're in the right place. This December, we'll cover next year's autumn and winter dates and early bird pricing.
Show up and you'll automatically get a โฌ50 discount on any future tour booking.
Where we go in the north, what the twisties are like, and how the days are paced. Bangkok is chaos on two wheels. The mountains we ride are not, and I'll show you the difference.
Which machines you'll ride, what they feel like on a mountain road, and how to pick the one that suits you rather than the one that looks good.
The honest answer to "am I good enough?". What riding here actually asks of you, why speed isn't the point, and how being upfront about your pace makes the week better for everyone.
Four to six women, no egos, no racing anyone to the next corner. How we ride together, how much space you get to yourself, and why a women-only group changes the whole thing.
Where we sleep, what's in the price, and everything that's already taken care of, so your week doesn't turn into a logistics project.
Skill level, costs, flying solo, gear, what happens if something goes wrong. Nothing is too small to ask.
I'm Baลกka, a Slovak rider and the founder of Borderless Female Bikers. I started riding in 2015, dropped the bike, got back on, and never stopped. A solo run through Vietnam's Ha Giang Loop lit the fuse, and month-long rides across the Balkans, Turkey and the Alps followed on my Honda CB500X.
These days Chiang Mai is home. I ride these mountains in every season, and they won my heart long ago. Thatโs why I love introducing adventurous women to this tour, organised by a licensed Thai agency.
Come and see whether these are your kind of roads. Have fun riding.