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Our engine, our team, our story!

Asia Bike Tours: Born to Ride Since 1997

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Since over 25 years we’ve been leading small groups on motorcycle routes you won’t find in any guidebook. The Himalayas, the Karakorum, Bhutan, Vietnam—with guides who grew up straddling two worlds. No mass-market tours. No compromises. That‘s why our guests come back.

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Meet our travel guides

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Tenzin

Bhutanese local Tenzin turned a canceled Tibet tour into our first Bhutan adventure. Ex-monk, five-language pro, and Himalayan guide – he’s your go-to for all things Buddhism and Bhutan!

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Julian

Part-time gastronome, part-time rider—and fully at home somewhere between the two. Born German, but raised in India, Julian grew up with one foot in Europe and the other firmly planted in South Asia, which remains his natural home turf. Fluent in German and English (of course), but also in Hindi and Tibetan, he navigates cultures as smoothly as mountain roads. Occasionally, he’s joined by his dog Chica—arguably the hottest “Chic” on tour and a reliable icebreaker wherever she goes.

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Enrico

From loyal guest to ultimate guide – Enrico is the heart of Asia Bike Tours. With a passion for adventure, captivating stories, and a camera always in hand, he makes every trip unforgettable. Traveling with Enrico? More than a trip – it’s an adventure of a lifetime!

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Manuel

Manuel has lived on four continents, speaks seven languages, and smoothly leads his groups through diverse cultures and wild landscapes. In 2010, Tibetan exiles brought him to Asia, to Buddhist philosophy and - to the Enfield Bullet! An eternal student of life, he leads tours through the Himalayas, the Andes, and the Amazon. In his luggage: calm, optimism, and Wiener Schmäh.

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Nathanael

Indian by upbringing, Austrian by birth, and completely at home between cultures. By profession a full-time pilot, by inclination a bush-flying romantic—and when he’s not in the air, he’s guiding on the ground. Southeast Asia is his natural playground. Years of flying and riding translate into what guests notice most: calm leadership, sharp instincts, and a steady hand when plans get “adventurous.”

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Heinrich

Heinrich Wegenstein, the mastermind of Asia Bike Tours, turned his love for bikes into 25 years of epic adventures. He’s passed the torch, but let’s face it—the road never lets go. You’ll still see him leading the way!

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Benedikt

Born in Dharamsala and raised between Indian streets and four languages, Benedikt blends book smarts with adventure. East meets West? He’s your guy!

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Shankar

Shankar, half-Indian, half-Austrian, grew up loving India, studied South Asian cultures in Vienna, speaks 4+ languages, and has guided tours since 17. Obsessed with travel, food, and history—he’s your go-to for deep dives!

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What people say

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Driving in Asia is different

Riding in Asia is a different experience. From a Himalayan pass at 5,600 meters to the coastal road in Vietnam—our routes take you where mass tourism ends and real travel begins. With guides who speak Urdu, Hindi, and Nepali and know which teahouse is worth a stop and which shortcut will save the day. Seven countries, twenty routes, one conviction: exploring Asia by motorcycle is an experience you can’t plan for—you just have to do it.
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Zwei Motorräder mit Gepäck stehen vor einem mit Stickern bedeckten Schild "Tropic of Capricorn" in einer trockenen Wüstenlandschaft, ein Mann sitzt auf einem der Motorräder.
Gruppe von sieben Personen, darunter Motorradfahrer in Lederkleidung, vor einem orangefarbenen Gebäude mit Schildern zu Handwerk, Reise und Restaurant, davor mehrere Motorräder geparkt.
Zwei Motorradfahrer fahren auf einer staubigen, sandigen Straße bei Sonnenuntergang in einer Wüstenlandschaft.
Drei Riesenpandas sitzen und liegen entspannt im Bambus, zwei fressen Bambusstängel.
Der Taj Mahal spiegelt sich in einem langen Wasserbecken mit Besuchern auf dem Weg entlang der Gartenwege.
Schwarz-weiße Zeichnung eines Motorrads mit einem schlummernden Hund, der auf einem Stuhl neben dem Hinterrad liegt.
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Between the Himalayas and the exhibition hall – this is where you can meet us

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