Does anybody have contacts regarding a rescue service should my big motorbike give the ghost? Too big and heavy to load on a pick-up or put in a rot-deang. My garage that I use for servicing does not provide this kind of service. So wondering what to do should the occasion arise I have an accident or the bike just stops working. Who collects it and bring it to the garage? Ideas? Thanks!

I would have thought a songtheaw would do the trip but if we are talking a Harley sized bike then thats not going to work.... what make model is your bike?

 

I have seen those flatbed type trucks specially designed for taking broken down cars/pickups away. They load them onto the back (Which has both a tilt deck and winch system)  Possibly a bit of overkill and Id hate to think of the cost.

 

I'll do some research and report back what I can come up with...perhaps try the motorcycle forum?

Joe’s Bike Team, 26/1 Soi 2 Chang Moi Rd. Tel: +66053251186. Prices start at 300 baht inside Chiang Mai city. Up country pickups cost 500 baht + 7 baht per kilometre

http://joesbike.com/?lang=en

honda forza. Maybe not Harley size but with around 300 Kg not something one lifts easily. Mighte never happen, fingers crossed, however better to be prepared I thought.....

 

Have a word with Jeffrey at Red Ride.  He runs a recovery service and ferries new bikes.   http://redriderentals.com/

 

Joe’s Bike Team, 26/1 Soi 2 Chang Moi Rd. Tel: +66053251186. Prices start at 300 baht inside Chiang Mai city. Up country pickups cost 500 baht + 7 baht per kilometre
http://joesbike.com/?lang=en

Joe is good but the address in the post is not. See the URL for current address/ contact.

1 hour ago, Bill97 said:

Joe is good but the address in the post is not. See the URL for current address/ contact.

Thanks for pointing out the correction Bill on my cut and paste insert, I really should have done the cross reference check, me bad 

5 hours ago, naammanow said:

honda forza. Maybe not Harley size but with around 300 Kg not something one lifts easily. Mighte never happen, fingers crossed, however better to be prepared I thought.....

 

It's actually a bit less than 200kg- not a lightweight, but not too bad to maneuver into a pickup.;)