Scooter Hub

Motorcycle types listed: Urban scooters.

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Scoopy is recommended for shorter riders and city trips; Click160 for hills and passenger/luggage loads.

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Click160 is described with 18 litres of storage, a 5.5-litre tank and approximately 46.7 km/l.

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The sample agreement limits travel to 30 km from the centre, while the site promotes Samoeng and northern routes; obtain agreement for the intended trip.

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A passport photo or copy is used for identification.

The FAQ requires a driving licence.

A sample agreement sets out damage, loss, key and late-return responsibilities.

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Rental enquiries: 065 348 0108.

Walk in, choose a bike and sign the short agreement.

The website describes choosing a bike and signing a short agreement in a few minutes.

Minor scratches are waived on the homepage; the sample agreement states broader damage liability.

Click160: THB 400/day, 2,400/week, 3,600/two weeks, 4,500/month. Scoopy: 300/day, 1,500/week, 2,600/two weeks.

The Click160 sample agreement shows THB 2,000 security; confirm the deposit for the actual booking.

The shop does not retain original passports.

You and the shop inspect the bike together when you return it, before working out the deposit return.

The security deposit is paid in cash. The operator takes a passport photo or copy for identification and says it never keeps the original passport.

Thai QR, Alipay and WeChat Pay are accepted.

Weekly and longer packages cost less per day.

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Inspect the bike together and retain photos or video before hire.

Honda-certified engineers maintain the motorcycles.

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Repair tables identify genuine Honda parts and part codes.

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Compulsory medical cover is described; it does not insure rented-bike damage.

Helmets are included, with child sizes available; helmets receive regular cleaning.

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Raincoats are included.

Phone holders are included; vibration-reducing Koby mounts are being introduced across the fleet.

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The crash guide describes medical limits of THB 30,000–80,000.

In an undated testimonial published by the operator, Justin Brown reported receiving a replacement bike 25 minutes after a fault. This is one customer’s experience, not a guaranteed response time.

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The operator lists genuine Honda repair parts with part codes, labour and tax charges, and helps arrange repairs.

The repair table separates part price, labour and tax.

Lost or damaged keys cost THB 2,000.

The sample contract excludes owner involvement in accident negotiations or police/legal matters.

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The team recommends a Scoopy110 for shorter riders and city trips, and a Click160 for hills. Its Click description also covers fuel economy, luggage space and longer-ride comfort.

For mountain riding with a passenger or bags, the guide recommends a Click160 rather than a Scoopy. Two helmets are included. The crash guide describes basic medical cover for the rider, passenger and other injured people; this is not motorcycle-damage cover.

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Samoeng route, safety and key-operation guides are available.

Pickup: 39 Chom Doi Road, Room 101/1, Supharuek Court 2, Suthep, Mueang Chiang Mai 50200.

Daily 08:00–20:00.

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Receive and return the bike with a full tank.

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English-speaking rental help is available.

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