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Submitted: Cycling in Thailand on an E-bike (Chiang Mai)

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Tags: Chiang Mai, E-bike, Electric bicycles, Bikes

July 11, 2018

As of this month, the Chiang Mai Bicycle company has started electric bicycle touring. They are the first company in all of Thailand to offer this kind of tour.

In contrast to the Netherlands, the e-bike is still very rare in Thailand, until now only low-quality bicycles were available sporadically. That is why Chiang Mai Bicycle has decided to buy good bicycles from the Schwinn brand and convert them into e-bikes themselves. The result is impressive, very comfortable bikes that pedal fairly lightly even without support.

There are currently 14 bicycles available for a nice trip in the Thai countryside.

More information: www.chiangmaibicycle.com/view/package/24.html

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