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- - Burma
    Step back in time and be mesmerized by the gentle Burmese.
  - Laos
    From life on the Mekong River to life in the rugged hill tribes, explore Laos.
  - Thailand
    Sun, smiles, beaches, mountains - the perfect cycling destination.
  - Vietnam
    Immerse yourself in history, culture as you cycle the diverse terrain.
- - Cambodia
    Bike through beautiful remains of the ancient Khmer empire.
  - Malaysia
    Bike through wildlife reserves and meet orangutans in Borneo.
  - Thailand - Bangkok
    See the city and its environs from a new and unique perspective.
- - Indonesia
    Volcanoes, endless beaches, rustic villages, superb riding.
  - Philippines
    Mountain bike volcanoes, visit hot springs, beaches and whale sharks.
  - Thailand - Chiang Mai
    The adventure center of Thailand awaits with temptations.
- - China
    Steeped in ancient history, cycle through secluded regions.
  - Tibet
    Breathtaking high-altitude views of the world's highest mountains.
- - Japan
    Cycle along coastal roads, to ancient temples and soak in hot springs.
- - Taiwan
    A perfect combination of lush mountains, dramatic coasts and smooth roads
- - Bhutan
    Shrouded in myths, discover a fairytale Himalayan kingdom.
  - Pakistan
    A biking adventure to remote, rugged mountains and glaciers.
- - India
    Explore extremes - from the peaks of Ladakh to the backwaters of Kerala.
  - Sri Lanka
    From sea to tea, discover UNESCO world heritage sites on this spice island.
- - Nepal
    Ride with views of the highest peaks of the world.
- - Kazakhstan
    Grasslands, rivers, snow capped peaks and heli-biking!
- - Mongolia
    Cycle on the steppe's of Ghengis Khan and meet a proud nomadic people.
- - Albania
    Old world charm set amidst stunning natural beauty
  - Montenegro
    Tiny Montenegro is a haven for mountain bikers
- - Georgia
    Bike and hike from the heart of wine country to the pristine Caucasus Mountains
- - Macedonia
    Mountain bikers will love exploring this land-locked country.
- - Multi-Country
    Ride from one country to the next in these thorough explorations.
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When not fielding phone calls to answering emails, Struan, General Manager of SpiceRoads, is likely to be out on his road or mountain bike looking for new routes.

Struan Robertson

Is an avid cyclist - both road and mountain - and can’t imagine why anyone would take a holiday without their bicycle.

Patricia Weismantel

Australian born Damian is an adventure sport and tour leading expert, fluent in Thai and familiar with just about every trail in Northern Thailand.

Damian Mulligan

Burma Guides

Yan Naing is crazy about bicycling and trekking, having ridden more than 8,000 miles with his clients. His dream is to cycle through the 10 ASEAN countries in 2011.

Yan Naing

With more than 10 years tour leading experience. Sai is fluent in both English and Spanish and loves traveling, reading, cycling, hiking and cooking.

Sai Htun Nyaing

On his 11th year of being a tour guide and Ko Myat still enjoys everyday of his trips. He loves meeting people from different countries and he found that being a bicycling tour guide is knowledge enriching.

Aung Ko Myat

Zaw loves biking because it is the best way to see a country and get in touch with local people and the culture. Of course cycling is his favorite sport because it keeps him in good health and he also likes meeting other cyclists as they are always open-minded. Zaw has been a cycling tour guide for 16 years now and hope in the future cycling will become more and more popular, especially in Burma!

Aung Zaw

Soe Win is from Mundalay and has been a cycling tour guide for 11 years. His favorite place for cycling is in Bagan and he thinks as tourism grows in Burma, so will cycling. Soe Win loves to cycle because it is good for his health and his pocketbook to provide for his family.

Kyaw Soe Win

San Win Oo Is an expert in guiding with 21 years of experience. Win Oo loves cycling in Burma because there are so many places to see and his favourite route is from Kalaw to Pindaya.

San Win Oo

Nay Myo Ko was born in Mandalay, a great city for biking with beautiful natural surroundings. He has been a bicycle tour guide for 10 years and loves his job because it gives him an opportunity to explore Burma and he has discovered that each part of the country is different.

Nay Myo Ko

Cambodia Guides

Da is not shy and will tell you everything you want to know about Cambodia, his family or himself. No road around Siem Reap is unknown to Da!

Ol Vanda (Da)

Rith is a natural leader and he is one of the strongest Khmer’s you will meet! A Siem Reap native he loves his city and Rith can show you the most secretive places around town and the most serene environments.

Chum Puthearith (Rith)

Physically Chamrong is unbeatable and has an endurance which many people will be jealous off.

Leang Chan Chamrong (Chamrong)

Polo is the assistant coach of the National Cycling team in Phnom Penh and has raced since 2000 in national competitions and was crowned Mountainbike Champion in 2007.

Pheng Polin (Polo)

Pheap’s great passion is cycling and he loves to take people around Cambodia.

Ran Khemrak (Pheap)

Veng, means tall in Khmer, and Veng lives up to his name. Is the leader of the Cambodian cycling team, having won the national title three times, and competes internationally in road bike events.

Kloth Karaney (Veng)

China Guides

Graduated from Yunnan Univerisity in 2008 majoring in tourism and English. He is energetic enthusiastic and eager to share his passion of the outdoors with his clients.

Angus Wong

Tony has been a professional guide since 1998, but when off the bike he dedicates his time and energy as a volunteer in the poverty stricken areas of Yunnan, China. He is currently working with the Yunnan American Fund to help build primary schools in the area.

Tony

Bhutan Guides

Kinga has been a guide for the last 10 years, but he’s also a skilled bicycle mechanic specializing in the maintenance of mountain bikes.

Kinga

Indonesia Guides

Clare is a geologist by profession, but after a number of years in the oil business decided that when it came to climbing she preferred mountains to corporate ladders.

Clare

Laos Guides

Joy

Joy

Mongolian Guides

A bike mechanic and guide for 5 years, Turuu is also a champion of free style wrestling.

Enkhtur Amarbat (Turuu)

Has been a bicycle guide for 5 years.

Gundsamba (Gundee)

Has been a bicycle guide for 8 years in Mongolia.

Aldarkhishig S (Aldra)

Vietnam Guides

Tico has been a bike guide for 10 years and enjoys seeing smile son the faces of his clients.. From Southern Vietnam, Tico knows the south and central Vietnam like the back of his hand.

Dang Bao Tiet (Tico)

Two years after graduating from the Commercial English Falcuty and Tourism College, Chau decided that the best way to see rural life is travelling on two wheels so he naturally became a cycling guide. Chau is like a bee worker that tries to find unique honey to offer to his clients.

Le Van Chau

Binh, from Northern Vietnam, travels to remote areas in his free time, by bicycle and motorcycle.

Khong Thanh Binh

Thanh originally hails from Hanoi and has a rich experience in trekking and biking tours. He enjoys meeting people who are visiting Vietnam and understands that people differ in their tourism expectations.

Cao Tat Thanh (Tang)

Nam has converted from a motorcyclist to a true cyclist and has been leading bicyclists on tours for three years now on the classic Saigon to Hanoi tour and the challenging Northwest Vietnam.

Nam Nguyen

Based in Ho Chi Minh City- southern Vietnam, Thai has been working as a cycling guide for more than 3 years and his favorite route is through the Mekong Delta where he enjoys pedaling on quiet paths and interacting with friendly locals.

Thai Minh Hang

Hien is an active, open and friendly guy who loves outdoor activities. Biking is one of his favorite sports and he likes to take friends and international visitors to the Mekong Delta to show them the charming, peaceful and friendly locals.

Nguyen The Hien (Hien)

Phat hails from Nha Trang on the coast and was a biking guide in the central highlands of Dalat before moving to Hanoi in 2005. He enjoys drinking coffee with his friends, classical music and, not surprisingly, cycling. Phat says the best part of guiding for him is the happiness of his clients at the end of a tour.

Hoang Trong Phat (Fat Boy Slim)

Giang is the longest-serving biking leader on our team in Vietnam. He joined us straight from University in Hanoi in 2002 dreaming of travel, with a vision to do things differently. He loves the outdoors and also enjoys discussing philosophy with clients. His professional approach to guiding combined with his strength and intelligence has made him very popular with clients.

Nguyen Ha Giang (Zanng or New Forest Man)

I was born in a mountainous area of Vietnam, growing up amongst nature. I have liked biking since I was a kid and now I love my job as a biking guide, showing everybody my lovely country, getting in touch with people and living in the culture.

Trinh Duy Tuan (Tuan)

Malaysia Guides

Maik is a native Dusun, hailing from a small village at the foot of Mount Kinabalu. He has been guiding clients by bike, and on foot through jungles and on the mountain for 10 years now, and has an unrivaled knowledge of rural Sabah.

Maik Miki

Duin is a native Dusun and knows the area around his village at the foot of Mount Kinabalu intimately. He has been guiding clients by bike and on foot through rural Sabah for six years now.

Duin Limunduk

Isak has a prolific history of competing as a triathlete, cyclist and was a champion in the Borneo Rainforest Mountain Biking Challenge held in Mulu National Park. He's also an ace mechanic and can take care of most mechanical problems you encounter.

Isak Marasan

Japan Guides

Paul has been cycling since 1980 and raced mountain bikes professionally in the US from 1987-90 before moving to Japan and continuing to race until 2000.

Paul Chetwynd

Sri Lanka Guides

Sampath, from the southern town of Galle, has been a cycle guide for the last 10 years in Sri Lanka. He opens his home to us and we end the ride with a visit to his backyard, giving a real personal feel to the tour.

Driver Gamma (left) and guide Sampath (right)

Thailand Guides

Nee proved her fitness by coming in third in the women's division at April 2009 Bangkok Duathlon. She makes sure that people on her tour see more than sights, but also get to know the about culture and stories behind what they are seeing, and of course eat well.

Sutinee Rasp (Nee)

Noi has been a guide for more than 12 years and not only likes to let his clients know about Thai culture, but he likes to learn about their culture as well. Don't be surprised if your questions provoke his questions, as he is both inquisitive and intelligent.

Anusak Wiriyasiripoj (Noi)

Aum knows Southern Thailand well and likes nothing better to share the uniqueness of the area with his clients.

Jiroj Vasuhiran (Aum)

Natt isn't afraid to have new experiences and likes nothing better than to have them daily on a bicycle.

Udomsak Phruttisunakorn (Natt)

With a Thai history teacher for a mother, Noom grew up surrounded by history books and the colorful tales of ancient Siamese culture and traditions. His enthusiasm and knowledge for all things Thai enables him to bring a fresh wealth of knowledge and experiences to every trip.

Ratthapoom Worasutpisan (Noom)

Ant knows the ins and outs of northern Thailand and loves to document his trips with his camera.

Jittidej Sakda (Ant)

Bottle is guaranteed to make you laugh, his enthusiasm for life and cycling are infectious.

Chanwit Seeploy (Bottle)

For Chon adventure, exploring and travelling are the things he was born to do, and he especially loves being a tour guide.

Saichon Teetrong (Chon)

Woody has been biking for almost 23 years and a cycling, kayaking, trekking tour guide for almost 15 years. He has competed in MTB, road bike, running and triathlon races. Besides cycling, he also enjoys photography and bird watching.

Wathana Wiwathanasatapat (Woody)

One of View's favorite rides is to the Bangkok Jungle. Even after cycling the route for more than 5 years she still feels delighted every time she rides it as to her it is always a beautiful and interesting route.

Warangkana Thamma (View)

Num started cycling when he was at university studying to be an architect and hasn't stopped since. He loves to explore Thailand and Laos by bicycle, and being a guide allows him to add in his unique historical and architectural insight to every trail.

Panya Koocharoenpaisai (Num)

Tao his simply crazy for cycling and loves to explore new places and meet new faces. As a resident of Ban Kra Jao, he offers those on the Bangkok Jungle tour an insiders perspective!

Jakkapan Singsoday (Tao)

Yo is full of information that he wants to share. He loves to talk about Thailand and show others how beautiful it is and to him bicycle riding is the best way to explore the country.

Narit Jitpoonyarak (Yo)

Esso studied history at university, loves outdoor and adventure activities, to learn new things and to meet new people. He's also a strong cyclist and loves to spend his days leading tours as he combines all his loves.

Atichart Lersinghanart (Esso)

Mr. Win is our northern Thailand specialist. He knows all the hidden trails and will tell you all about his Lanna culture. A love of food, a keen eye for a postcard photo and a cheeky sense of humour makes Win the perfect local to show you our private trails and make you laugh the whole time.

Mr. Win

Known as T-KOM for “King Of the Mountains”, the name he got after winning King Of the Mountain Competitions. He stared working with SpiceRoads in 2006 and won the “Tourist Guide Award 2008” given by Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT.). He is a former National Commissionaire (National Cycling Referee) for Thai Cycling Association (TCA) His favourite trips are Mae Hong Son Hills, Chiang Mai to Bangkok, Bangkok to Phuket and River of Kings Ride.

Vaikoon Kamchana (Tee)

T.T.T. Tour Operator No. 14/00433 ATTA: 02354

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