Honda Click 160 Rental in Phuket

Specifications

Engine

160 cc

Transmission

Automatic

ABS

Yes

Seat height

780 mm

Weight

118 kg

Fuel tank

5.5 L

Storage

18 L

Features

LED lights, digital dashboard, USB charging port, idle stop system, Honda Smart Key

Pricing

All prices in Thai Baht. Final price varies by mileage, vehicle age, and modifications. Third-party insurance and helmet included.

Why the Honda Click 160?

Perfect For

• city commuting
• first-time riders
• budget travelers
• short trips
• daily errands

Common questions about the Honda Click 160

• Do I need an International Driving Permit to rent the Honda Click 160 in Thailand?+

  Yes. Thai law requires an IDP (with the motorcycle category endorsed) for any visitor riding any displacement, including a 160 cc Click. Police checkpoints in Bangkok, Phuket, and Chiang Mai actively check, and a missing IDP can void your insurance and trigger a 500-1,000 THB on-the-spot fine. Bring your IDP plus your home-country license; we verify both in the app before delivery.
• What does the rental price include and what is the deposit?+

  Daily rates of 200-300 THB include third-party (Por Ror Bor) liability insurance, a certified DOT-rated helmet, a wheel lock, and a phone mount. Optional Collision Damage Waiver caps your damage liability at 2,000-5,000 THB depending on the cover tier. The refundable deposit is 2,000-3,000 THB held by card pre-authorisation - never your passport. The hold drops automatically after the bike is returned in the same condition documented on delivery.
• How far can the Honda Click 160 go on a tank of fuel?+

  The 5.5-litre tank covers around 220-250 km of mixed city and coastal riding. That clears a full Phuket west-coast loop or a day trip from Bangkok to Ayutthaya without refuelling. Petrol stations are everywhere on Thai main roads, so range anxiety is rarely a real concern.
• Is the Click 160 suitable for a passenger and luggage?+

  Two-up is legal and common, but the Click is sized for solo plus a day pack. The 18-litre under-seat box fits a small backpack and rain jacket, and the rear seat is firm rather than padded. Couples planning a multi-day trip with luggage are usually happier on the PCX 160 (30-litre box, wider seat) or the NMAX 155 (sportier two-up) at the same daily price tier.
• What is the minimum age and experience to rent the Click 160?+

  Minimum age is 18 with a valid IDP and home-country motorcycle endorsement. The Click is the platform's most beginner-friendly bike: fully automatic, 780 mm seat (most riders plant both feet flat), 118 kg kerb weight, and front ABS as standard from the 2022 generation onward. No prior riding experience is required, but we recommend 30 minutes of practice in a quiet car park before joining Thai traffic.

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