Chang Thai Motorbike Rental Phuket
Practical guides for renting and riding a scooter in Phuket — prices, rules, routes and bike reviews.
Quick answer: the 2026 Honda ADV 160 costs 101,900 THB (about US$2,900) in Thailand. The 2026 update brings the biggest tech upgrade this model has ever had: a 5-inch color TFT display with Honda RoadSync, a new multifunction controller and USB Type-C charging. Official Thai Honda price; dealer promotions vary.
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Quick answer: the all-new 2026 Honda Click 160 costs 69,900 THB (about US$2,000) in Thailand, with the Click 160R Limited Edition at 76,400 THB. Launched in August 2026, this is a full redesign that finally adds Honda Smart Key, full LED lighting and USB Type-C. Prices are official Thai Honda recommended retail; dealer promotions vary.
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The Honda Click 160 and Yamaha NMAX 155 both sit in our premium tier, but at opposite ends of it — the Click 160 is the most affordable way into premium features, while the NMAX 155 costs a bit more for a larger, sportier machine. Both get cross-shopped by renters who want something more capable
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We recommend the Honda PCX 160 to more couples than any other bike in our fleet, for reasons already covered in our PCX 160 vs NMAX 155 comparison: the wider seat, upright riding position, and generous storage all matter more once there are two of you on one bike for a full day. This guide
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The Yamaha NMAX 155 and Honda ADV 160 sit at opposite ends of Chang Thai's mid-size lineup in almost every way except price. One is a low-slung sport-road scooter built to carve corners; the other is a tall, adventure-styled machine built to shrug off rough pavement and steep climbs. Both get requested constantly by travelers
Yamaha NMAX 155 vs Honda ADV 160: Sport vs Adventure on Phuket Roads (2026) Read More »
The Honda PCX 160 and Yamaha NMAX 155 are the two most cross-shopped scooters at Chang Thai, priced identically and rented in roughly equal numbers. On paper their specifications are close enough that the choice looks like a coin flip. Ridden back to back on Phuket's roads, they are not the same bike at all
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The Yamaha NMAX 155 is the bike most often cross-shopped against the Honda PCX 160 at Chang Thai — and the one most travelers know least about before they arrive. It has been in continuous production since 2015 and has gone through several generations of updates, yet in Phuket it still gets treated as "the
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Phuket looks flat on a map, but ride it and you will find three real hill climbs that separate an easy scooter from a good one: the Patong back road, the switchbacks up to Kata Noi viewpoint, and the steep final stretch to the Big Buddha on Nakkerd Mountain. We put Chang Thai's Honda ADV
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Phuket's roads range from flat beach-town lanes in Bang Tao and Kata to steep hills around Patong, Kata Noi, and Nakkerd Mountain. The scooter you choose changes your whole trip — comfort on long rides, confidence on hills, and how much gear you can carry. Here's a straight comparison of Chang Thai's three most-requested 150–160cc
Most scooters available at Phuket rental shops are 110–125cc automatics — perfectly suited for town riding and beach hops. But if you are planning longer day trips, mountain passes, or simply want a more refined experience, both the Honda ADV 350 and Honda Forza 350 represent a significant step up. This guide covers everything you
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