Scooter & Motorbike Rental Hua Hin
Skootz Hua Hin has been putting travellers on the road on the Khao Takiab side of town for years — daily, weekly and monthly rentals of scooters, family sidecars, trikes and electric-assist bikes.
Why Rent From Skootz
- Family-friendly fleet — sidecars and trikes alongside standard automatics
- Daily, weekly and monthly rates, with better pricing the longer you stay
- Bikes serviced regularly and kept spotlessly clean, put out full of fuel
- Helmets supplied free of charge, unlimited mileage on every bike
Our Scooters & Bikes
From small 109cc automatics right up to 650cc touring bikes, plus our family sidecars, trikes and electric-assist Janso X70 e-bikes:
- Small automatics & e-bikes from 250 baht/day
- Honda Monkey 125cc manual from 300 baht/day
- Honda PCX / Click 150–160cc, ADV, GPX Drone from 350 baht/day
- Honda Click & PCX Trikes from 400 baht/day
- Family sidecars from 500 baht/day
- Touring bikes (Royal Enfield, Honda ADV/Forza 300–350cc) from 600 baht/day
- Royal Enfield Super Meteor 650cc from 1,000 baht/day
See our full family sidecar range on our Family Sidecar & Trike Rentals page.
Where to Find Us
We are on the south side of Hua Hin on Khao Takiab road, past Tamarind and Cicada markets, next to Tops Daily and across from Amari Hua Hin and My Resort. Pop in for a chat or see our full Nong Kae & Khao Takiab local guide for directions and nearby rides.
Rental Terms
Fuel
All bikes are hired with a full tank of fuel (grade 95). We ask that you top up the fuel on your return.
Damages
Everyone, no matter how careful they drive, will get a scratch on the bikes — we do not mind general wear and tear like this. If the bike has major damage then we will have to come to an agreement about repair of the bike.
Insurance
Our bikes come with the standard government insurance, which only covers medical expenses for driver and passengers and does not cover damage or loss of the bike. We have tried every insurance company in Thailand to get upgraded insurance, but they say it’s not possible for rented bikes.
Out and About
When out in the countryside and running low on fuel, there are a variety of fuelling stations — from big chain stations like PTT to little self-serve vending machines. You’ll also never be far from a small shop selling bottled fuel — just look out for the racks outside shops with what look like whiskey bottles; mostly they charge 35 baht for one bottle.
If you get a flat tyre or puncture, there are small bike repair shops everywhere — just look for somewhere with a load of bikes parked outside. A puncture repair usually costs about 100–200 baht. If possible, look for a sign that says “Bike Point”; if not, just pull into any of the small repair shops — most places will help you.
Bottled fuel racks like this are everywhere — look for the “whiskey bottle” setup, usually 35 baht a bottle.
A genuine “Bike Point” repair shop — exactly the kind of sign to look for if you get a puncture.
Book Now
Message us on WhatsApp or call the shop on +66 86 700 6608 (available 24/7) and we will confirm availability for your dates.