We want all of our riders to feel thoroughly satisfied at the end of each day – without feeling too tired by the mileage, the riding, or the weather, but feeling like they have really traveled somewhere. Therefore, we have created a chili rating system to help you choose a motorbike tour well-suited to your abilities. Our ratings range from
to
and are based on a combination of distance, terrain, difficulty, altitude, remoteness and weather that you will encounter on each motorbike tour. The main benefit of this grading guide is to provide you with an overall indicator to compare one tour against another.
All our trips require basic fitness, preferably acquired through riding your motorbike. The fitter you are the more you’ll enjoy the riding. When deciding which trip is for you consider both the level of physical fitness and the technical riding skill required. Please make sure that you have understood the activity you are undertaking and the requirements of the motorbike holiday.
If you are in any doubt, please send us an email.
Haven’t been on a bike since you were a teenager? Not sure if you can handle more than 4hrs a day on a bike? Don’t exercise much? We suggest:
(Easy)
(Moderate)
You are fit from riding, walking, swimming or other exercise, have taken an active holiday before, but never a motorbike tour? You are a frequent rider, but have never rider more than 200 km at a stretch? Used to race or ride a lot, but getting older now and cutting back?
(Moderate)
(Active)
For those that don’t ride often we’d suggest you get some ”saddle time”, to get used to spending time sitting on a motorbike.
Still racing the odd enduro and riding single trails on weekends. Have done some serious sand riding and are reasonable fit. Don’t mind riding some 10hr days. You hate steep hill climbs but you can do them?
(Active)
(Challenging)
Hank Obbs
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