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Info Ecuador Bike Rental: We are a company full of joy and love not only for motorcycles but for our incredible country Ecuador.

Ecuador has a lot of beautiful landscapes and you can choose the one that you like the most. It will depend on the time you want to ride and the route you want to follow.

Nestled on the equator on the west coast of South America, Ecuador is a country of diversity and natural beauty.

From the dense Amazon rainforest to the majestic peaks of the Andes Mountains and the stunning Galapagos Islands. Ecuador offers a wealth of breathtaking landscapes and unique ecosystems, vibrant cities, colonial architecture, and indigenous communities.

Visitors to Ecuador can explore bustling markets, ancient ruins, and picturesque colonial towns. With its friendly locals, delicious cuisine, and countless outdoor adventures. Our country is a destination that captivates travelers from around the world.

We want you to get know all the work that we did in past so you can feel free to book a tour with us or contact us if you need any more information about our services.

As a team, we encourage our clients to understand our beginnings, how and why we became what we are today, and the motivation behind our company. Additionally, we believe it’s important for our clients to grasp our journey and the values we uphold.

You will find comprehensive information about our company, including details about our motorcycles and captivating destinations perfect for exploring on two wheels. Additionally, we provide valuable tips for motorcycle enthusiasts and detailed insights into our tours and how we manage them.

You will also find some extracts about our Self-Guided Tours, Guided-Tours, our destinations and also our team and equipment! Come with us and enjoy an amazing experience! Info Ecuador Bike Rental.

 

Ecuador at a glance

Hi good traveler! Have you ever dream about traveling around the beautiful South America? Have you ever wonder about traveling around the Amazonas in a motorcycle?. Well, here’s some of the reasons why Ecuador Rental Bike can help you to discover the Andes Basin in the best way possible enjoying all the best Ecuador has to offer. For that, here’s Ecuador at a glance. Landscapes Ecuador, a land of diverse landscapes and rich cultural heritage, offers travelers an unforgettable journey through its breathtaking beauty and vibrant traditions. Of course, in the heart of the country lies Quito, the capital city, where visitors can explore a UNESCO World Heritage-listed historic center adorned with colonial architecture and bustling markets brimming with local crafts and flavors. Venturing beyond the city limits, travelers find themselves immersed in a kaleidoscope of natural wonders. So, from Cotopaxi’s snow-capped peaks to the Pacific coastline’s pristine beaches, Ecuador’s landscapes inspire awe with their diversity. For the adventurous spirit, the Galápagos Islands beckon with a chance to encounter unique wildlife found nowhere else on Earth. In the Amazon rainforest, guided tours delve deep into the jungle, showcasing exotic wildlife, vibrant flora, and indigenous community cultures. Here, visitors can gain insight into traditional ways of life and the intricate relationship between humans and the natural world. Culinary delights So, no trip to Ecuador is complete without indulging in its culinary delights. From savory ceviche to hearty llapingachos, Ecuadorian cuisine reflects the country’s diverse geography and cultural influences. In addition, every dish narrates a tale, fusing indigenous ingredients with Spanish, African, and global flavors, reflecting Ecuador’s diverse culinary. Finally, whether you’re seeking adventure in the great outdoors, immersing yourself in centuries-old traditions, or simply savoring the flavors of Ecuadorian cuisine, this enchanting country offers something for every traveler. So, pack your bags, embark on a journey, and be captivated by Ecuador’s beauty and warmth alongside its people. | Visit Us | Ecuador at a glance

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RTW RIDERS, WHAT IS THE BEST WAY?

RTW RIDERS, WHAT IS THE BEST WAY?

RTW riders, many things have being said about riders doing the entire trip on the same motorcycle, shipping it when they need to get to different continents. But is it necessarily the best way? We took snapshots from people who’s done it, and done it well. And many of the things they say are indeed valid points. Is choosing different bikes for different places the best way to travel RTW? At the very least, it’s an alternative that is worth considering. Here are 4 reasons why: Cutting costs 1. Cutting Costs: Elisa Wirkala, a RTW rider currently preparing for her Australia to Europe ride, did South America on a Honda GL125, Europe on a KLE500, North America on a Kawasaki KLR650, and Australia on a KL250 Sherpa. She now has a Suzuki DR650 waiting for her in Bali. According to Elisa, getting a different motorcycle for different legs of her RTW trip is saving her money. I’ve rarely lost money on my wheeling and dealing of international motorcycles,” says Elisa Wirkala. “My first KLR650 was sold for the same amount I purchased it for, a year later. My second KLR actually made me a few hundred bucks after riding it across North America, while my KL250 in Australia I broke even on. The only bike I lost significant money on was my KLE500 in Europe, which I ended up losing about $600 bucks on. But if you factor in all the savings of having to ship bikes overseas, I definitely came out ahead. And the little Honda GL125 I rode up from Santiago de Chile for a mere $1,200 brand new? It’s tucked away safely in my parents’ shed, (and enjoying sneaky-joyrides when I’m home visiting!)” says Elisa. Adapting to terrains 2. Adapting to terrains “Getting different bikes lets me choose motorcycles that are suited to the environment. Do I really want a bike that stands out like a sore thumb in Central America, when I’m riding alone? Wouldn’t I feel a bit better on a bike that blends in? It also gives me the peace of mind that if something doesn’t work out, I can sell a local bike much more easily and head home (though that hasn’t happened yet),” adds Elisa. Do it if you like to experiment with different bikes for different purposes. Big, heavy motorcycles will work great for long distances and lots of pavement. On the other hand, smaller, lighter bikes will be fantastic for a lot of technical dirt riding. Additionally, smaller, cheaper bikes are also easier to fix anywhere in the world. This is due to the higher availability of parts and local mechanics being familiar with them. Think about it if you don’t want to risk getting your brand new KTM or BMW stolen or damaged. Also, consider it if you don’t have the time or the patience to cover long, boring hauls (e.g., riding across Kazakhstan to get to Mongolia or sprinting through Chile just so you can make it to Ushuaia on time). Forget it if you have a sentimental attachment or bond with your bike. Also, if you tend to heavily customize your bikes with aftermarket suspension, performance, protection, and ergonomics modifications. This may not be possible in certain places. Patchwork 3. Patchwork RTW riders Zee’s formula of a RTW trip is patchwork adventures: buy or rent a motorcycle locally, explore a country or a region thoroughly, then fly home and start planning the next adventure. Dan Zee, an adventure traveler from Vermont, has covered a lot of ground already: having done multiple rides in the Americas, Europe and Southeast Asia, Dan is now planning new motorcycling adventures in Northern Africa, Central Asia and Mongolia. “I don’t want to go on a continuous round the world trip on the same bike, though. I prefer to thoroughly research one specific continent or country that I want to visit. Then, I get a bike that best fits the purpose of the ride, and I go. However, after a month or two, I’m happy to go back home. There, I can rest, catch up with work, and then plan my next adventure. RTW doesn’t have to be done in only one formula,” says Dan. Sleipnir Ecuador Bike Rental has the best motorcycles for your adventure in Ecuador. Regardless you plan to hit the Panamerican highway and remain on paviment, or hit back roads, we have the bike for you. If you don’t feel to safe, or just don’t have the time to arrange all the logistics for your adventure, let us present you our Guided Tours and Self Guided Tours. Skipping the Bureaucracy 4. Skipping the Bureaucracy Part of every RTW riders traveler’s routine, however tedious, is paperwork. GGetting your bike insured for every country or continent can be a headache. Getting it ready for customs and shipping is also another challenge. If you’re planning to ride in Asia and Africa, you’re also going to have to take care of your bike’s carnet de passage (CDP). The CDP is a document ensuring you won’t sell your motorcycle in a foreign country. This means parting with a few hundred dollars for the document itself and leaving a bond with the issuing agency (usually the value of your bike). So RTW riders if you have a brand-new BMW, that might amount to $10,000 or more – and sure, you get that money back when you return, but it’s a risk. In addition, if you’re traveling to places where they require a higher bond, you’re in for a whole lot of cash: according to Suki Duhaney, CDP specialist of the “Classic Automotive Relocation Services” (CARS), it’s all about your destination. “Say you’re traveling on a Honda Africa Twin DCT 750, made in 2008. For most countries in Africa, your CDP deposit will be about $4,000 (the worth of your bike). But if you plan to go to Egypt, which requires a bond the size of 400% worth of your motorcycle, you’re looking to put

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QUITO

QUITO

The capital of Ecuador is a city called Quito. It lies in the valley formed by the Andes in the Pichincha province, right at the foothills of an active volcano also called Pichincha. The name “Pichincha” means “the good being that makes cry,” reflecting the belief among indigenous groups that volcanoes were divine characters. Quito is a city that has been part of the UNESCO World Heritage since 1978. It is actually one of the first two cities in the world, along with Krakow, to receive this title. Touristic places A place full of history, architecture, colours and people. To rent a motorcycle Ecuador Bike Rental is the best option to discover every single corner. The Old Town of Quito is a mandatory stop for all visitors. It’s a place with over 30 major religious buildings from the 16th, 17th, 18th, and even 19th centuries, each with a unique charm. An Ecuador motorcycle tour would allow the visitor to access many places that are not normally visited by regular customers. They can enjoy every single landscape with a different perspective Join us on a guided tour! The possibility of learning and experiencing visits in the historical center is abundant. One example is the Independence Square of the 17th century. It features wonderful buildings around representing both political power (presidential palace and city hall) and religious power, with the Archbishop’s Palace and the beautiful Cathedral of the 16th century. The Jesus Society Church is definitely one of the most important jewels that we will find together in this area. It is notable not only for the beauty of the building inside and outside (it took 160 years to be finished between the 17th and 18th centuries) but also because of the importance of the Jesuits in the country’s educational history. It’s a place full of art that represents the mix between Spanish and indigenous expressions of art. San Francisco at Quito The San Francisco square and complex, according to some archaeologists, corresponds to the area that was occupied by one of the last Inca emperors. The powerful Inca army used it as a place, as well as indigenous people used it as a Tianguez, a name given to regional markets at the time. The Franciscans were the first religious order to settle and build an architectural complex in the colonial city of Quito. They have enormous importance in the religious and artistic formation of the local former people. La Ronda La Ronda neighborhood, according to historians, was the border of the Spanish city. Nowadays, it stands as one of the recently restored places of the old town. It has kept every single detail in the houses, making it definitely a place to see and experience. There is no better place in the world for motorcycling than Ecuador. This tiny but wonderful country concentrates different regions and ecosystems. They are so close to each other that in a couple of hours riding with us, you can pass from the highlands area at 2850 meters above sea level to the Amazon rainforest at an altitude of 400 meters above sea level. Or, you can go from the highlands to the wonderful seaside of the country. Ecuador regions People know Ecuador as the country of the four worlds because of its four natural regions: the highlands, the rainforest, the coast, and the marvels of the Galapagos Islands. All of this can become a reality with us, with an extreme sense of responsible tourism concept. The middle of the world could be visited in lots of areas around the world right? One of the highlights is the site of the middle of the world. A French-Spanish geodesic mission calculated this geographical reference back in the 18th century. Originally, they came to determine the shape of the Earth. However, they ended up discovering that this wonderful country is right in the middle of the world. You won’t find any other place in the world exactly right on the Equator line. The Andes form wonderful landscapes surrounding the area, interspersed with active volcanoes. And of course, the variety of cultural values given by the most important agent that will complete your experience here in the country of the middle of the world: its people! Ecuador’s first and most experienced motorcycle rental and tour operator is waiting to give a lifetime experience. | Visit Us | QUITO

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THE QUIJOS VALLEY

THE QUIJOS VALLEY

This magical piece of Paradise called Quijos Valley is located in the area of the Napo province. It is a place full of history, full natural beauty, and especially adrenaline. Ecuador bike rental is the best option to see the incredible landscapes that this region offers. Explore with us the entrance to the Amazon basin. The área that represents 2% of the whole amazon basin and 45% of our territory. There is no better way to ride through it than feeling the freedom on a motorcycle. The Quijos indigenous group existed in this region since 1534 when the Spaniards came to the territory that nowadays we call Ecuador. However, they got in touch with them by 1541. A Spanish expedition reached the area looking for “El Dorado” and cinnamon. They felt very disappointed because they never found what they were looking for. Instead, they ended up discovering the Amazon River and navigated it for the first time. The tour Motorcycle touring in Ecuador will give you the opportunity to discover the wonderful and most biodiverse place on the planet. It is the ecosystem called the tropical rainforest. This natural refuge is home to birds such as toucans, tanagers, honeycreepers, oropéndolas, and caciques. Additionally, it houses an impressive variety of reptiles and amphibians. Additionally, you have the possibility of encountering mammals, such as the magnificent jaguar present in the area. Join us on a guided tour, the only way to explore this region that includes several protected areas. These areas are part of the natural heritage of the planet, such as the Sumaco Napo Galeras National Park. Here, you have the possibility to hike, visit waterfalls, and explore its natural richness. Tell your friends about Quijos Valley with Ecuador Bike Rental. It will be a unique opportunity to explore and experience the cultural side of this region. The richness of the rainforest is not only natural. There are over 14 indigenous nationalities distributed among the 6 Amazonian provinces. They have their own particular language, and of course, their own rituals and way of living! Furthermore, the more people in your party, the bigger the benefits and discounts for you all. Motorcycle rentals and the best motorcycle tours in Ecuador ensure a unique lifetime experience. They respect all the parameters of responsible tourism. | Visit Us | THE QUIJOS VALLEY

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THE VOLCANOES AVENUE

THE VOLCANOES AVENUE

Imagine riding your motorcycle through a unique landscape in the middle of the Ecuadorian Andes like The Volcanoes Avenue! Imagine following the path that was followed by Alexander Von Humboldt in the 19th century. He discovered lots of totally unknown aspects of the geology of the youngest chain of mountains on the planet. (It’s only two million years old!) Cotopaxi Going way back in time, imagine following areas that back in the 15th century were the main “roads” of the Inca civilization. These areas witnessed the Inca civilization’s expansion as they started to build their empire. Join us on a guided tour to discover the second-highest active volcano on the planet, Cotopaxi Volcano (5897 meters above sea level). This volcano is located inside one of the most visited National Parks in this lovely country. The landscapes offered by this region in the center of the country are unique and will become unforgettable. You have the possibility of seeing at least 6 volcanoes with snowy caps on top. Additionally, the area’s people add extra value. The region with the highest percentage of indigenous population is considered the center of the country. Our idea of responsible tourism involves respecting their traditions and identity. Immersing ourselves a little into these groups will give us a better idea of their way of living. Visiting the different regional markets (on specific days) will also contribute to our understanding of these great people. Ecuadorian Andes Endless colorful fields greet you. They feature basic products of the area such as Quinua, potatoes, corn (more than 40 varieties), beans, wheat, and of course, people working on their fields. Additionally, you have the chance to visit glacial lakes. Some of these lakes have the most enigmatic stories of the Ecuadorian Andes. Being up close to the place where apparently the remains of the last Inca king Atahualpa are located gives you an extra opportunity. Places that are not normally visited on a regular tour with other tour operators can be discovered by you. During this portion of the trip, we will mainly pass through the Pan-American Highway. This highway connects every capital city of each Andean province, spanning over a thousand kilometers here in Ecuador. You may have ridden on this highway somewhere else in America without realizing that it begins in Alaska, passing through western North America and Central America. Preservation reasons interrupt it in the area of the border between Panama and Colombia. This interruption is because of the Darien’s narrowness, which boasts a very high level of natural diversity and cultural presence. Stops along the way You can make interesting stops along the way. For example, you can visit “haciendas” from the 16th and 17th centuries to enjoy a coffee or simply explore the inside of these places. They are full of beautiful and tragic stories due to their age. Right before that, you can visit a nearby rose plantation, which will enchant you with all the magical colors of this nontraditional export of Ecuador. There is no better place for motorcycling than Ecuador. Through your visit, you will be supporting some communities, sharing their stories, and delighting in the landscape. Additionally, seeing happy kids smiling at you will make your trip even more rewarding. | Visit Us | THE VOLCANOES AVENUE

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THE SPONDYLUS ROUTE

The tourism ministry of Ecuador aimed to improve tourism and encourage people from all over the world to visit the country. They started creating routes, which already existed physically and were normally visited by Ecuadorians, but lacked names. This absence of names made it impossible to promote these destinations abroad. As a result of this process, we now have a route called “the Spondylus route.” Tours Ecuador Bike Rental offers motorcycle adventure tours in Ecuador. These tours allow our customers to experience the essence of the area, including observing people in their regular lives, culture, and activities. Additionally, they provide opportunities to explore the natural environment surrounding us more quickly and deeply. Riding our bikes and our experience in the area make this possible. Spondylus Route The name “Spondylus route” comes from the spondylus shell, which had vital importance for pre-Columbian indigenous groups along the coast of Ecuador, such as Valdivia, Machalilla, and Chorrera. These groups used the shell for fertility rituals of the land. Additionally, indigenous groups even used it as a form of “currency” to acquire products that were not from the area. Researchers have found handicrafts made from this shell in the Andean area. It’s noteworthy that this shell was exclusively found along the coast of Ecuador, not in Peru or Colombia. The sacred spondylus shell Join us on a guided tour!!!! We make possible the chance to discover the natural and cultural richness of this area, it’s a route that starts in the north coast of Ecuador and goes all the way to the south, almost to the boarder with Peru, in this coastal route, it is possible to discover National Parks, gastronomy, fishermen in a regular day coming back from a rough night in the sea and of course beautiful beaches all along the coast. One of the National parks of this route, that let us explore virgin and protected beaches such as “Los Frailes”, the famous “Isla de la Plata” located an hour away of navigation, where we will find a new ecosystem called the tropical dry forest, with fauna found in the Galapagos Islands, from June to September we can try some whalewatching because lots of humpbacked whales come to the area to have some fun! Our Tour The most experienced motorcycle rental and tour operator in Ecuador will take you all over this route. This opportunity allows you to meet people and visit gorgeous beaches. You can also explore archaeological site museums to understand all the historical background of the area. Additionally, you can choose to visit charming towns where you can practice surf, paragliding, and other extreme sports in the best natural and ecological ambiance. All these experiences come with the sea breeze from the Pacific Ocean. Riding along the coast of Ecuador could be the most memorable experience of your lifetime. There is no better place in the world for motorcycling than Ecuador. | Visit Us | THE SPONDYLUS ROUTE

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ECUADOR GENERALS – PEOPLE

ECUADOR GENERALS – PEOPLE

Talking about Ecuador Generals in terms of its people is an interesting issue. This is due to the diversity of indigenous groups in the different regions. Ecuador Bike Rental offers motorcycle guided adventure tours in Ecuador. These tours give us the advantage to explore deeper into the different indigenous groups and regions. Additionally, we can reach geographical points faster that not every single visitor to Ecuador gets to see. Ecuador is divided into 4 natural regions: The Amazon Rainforest, the Andean Region, the Coast and finally the Galapagos Islands. Our ethnic groups According to statistics in 2010 the different ethnic groups found in Ecuador are: Mestizos: 71.9% Montubios (country side people of the lowlands): 7.4% African-Ecuadorian: 7.2% Indigenous: 7% White: 6.1% Others: 0.3% Indigenous Groups of the Ecuadorian Amazon. This natural region is the most diverse culturally and naturally, feel free to join us on a guided tour because riding through this natural paradise would give us a unique approach to this particular indigenous tribes that in most of the cases, they have kept most of the elements of their identity. Secoya and Siona These groups began to merge at the beginning of the 20th century, the Siona (approx. 200 people) and Secoya (approx. 250 people) are two different nationalities. Their cultures are similar, and their languages both belong to the Tucano language family. Communities Their communities are found along the Shushufindi, Aguarico and Cuyabeno rivers. Cófanes / A’i The Cófanes, or A’i as they call themselves, probably migrated to Ecuador from the Columbian Andes. About 800 Cófanes inhabit northeast Ecuador between the Guamués and the Aguarico rivers. They closely link with the Secoya and Siona groups through intercultural marriages. Considered to be the fiercest warriors of the Amazon basin, the Waorani were able to keep settlers, oil, and timber companies out of their territory until the mid-20th century. In the 1950s, missionaries (the Summer Linguistic Institute, SLI) established contact with these forest-dwelling people. They pushed them to move closer to roads and rivers. Like other indigenous nations, their population fell to a couple of hundred people as infectious diseases spread epidemically. Today approx. 2,000 Waorani live in Ecuador between the rivers Napo and Curaray. Kichwa With 80.000 people and growing, the Kichwa are the most numerous indigenous nationality of the Ecuadorian Amazon. Though they speak a dialect of the Andean Quichua, they form a different cultural group. The Quichua language was introduced to Ecuador by the Incas, and was introduced in the Amazon by the churches after the lowlands have been discovered. So, various pre-colonial indigenous tribes supposedly emerged to form the Kichwa, developing a common identity and culture.Today many live in the cities of Tena and Puyo and surrounding communites. Zápara Zapara The Zápara are the smallest indigenous group and in Ecuador only 170 Zápara remain, many already of mixed ethnic origin. Three remote communities situated between the Conambo and the Jandia Yacu rivers in the Pastaza province live in areas accessible only by airplane or a several-day canoe trip. Achuar 6.000 people form the Achuar nationality. In their language, Achuar means “the people of the morete palm”. Living in the remote upper basin of the Pastaza River, close to the Peruvian border, the Achuar were unknown till the end of the 1960s. Shuar Shuar The Shuar were famous for their ritual of tzantza or shrinking human heads. The aim was to dominate the victim’s soul, which the warrior believed resided in the head, to prevent it from harming the warrior or his family any further. Today they are 80.000 people that live close to the rivers Pastaza, Upano, Zamora and the Morona’s tributaries. Shiwiar The 1.200 Ecuadorian Shiwiar live in the southeast of the Pastaza province. Similar to other nationalities the families live in subsistence from their “chacras” (forest gardens) and additionally hunt, fish, collect wild fruits and buy products like clothing, gasoline etc. This picture above describes a bit what we will try to find during our journeys! Ecuador’s most experienced motorcycle rental and tour operator guarantees to show our customers the Andean landscapes, but besides the beauty of the mountains, the different Kichwa groups will give you an additional experience. This group distributes itself into communities in the different Andean provinces (9 provinces) and basically divides into the following clusters: the Otavalo of Imbabura–Carchi, the Tigua–Zumbagua of Cotopaxi, the Colta of Chimborazo, the Cañari of Cañar and Azuay, and the Saraguro of Loja. There is no better place in the world for motorcycling than Ecuador. Our responsible Tourism sense we will give the freedom to discover the local culture respecting all the boundaries. African Slave ships first arrived to Ecuadorian ports in 1553, they worked on plantations or gold mines. Although, Ecuador abolished slavery in 1822, the descendants of enslaved Africans continued to suffer the consequences of that socio-economic system. People During the 18th century, the different religious orders brought slaves to work on their properties, mainly located in the Andes. That’s the main reason why we will find this lovely people on both regions of the coast and the Andes, and riding with us will let explore both areas increasing your Customer Satisfaction through sharing their culture. Ecuador Generals are huge when it talks about people, we will be happy to have you in this beautiful country. (The greatest soccer players are afro-ecuadorians!!) | Visit Us | ECUADOR GENERALS – PEOPLE

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ANDES CHALLENGE ECUADOR BIKE RENTAL

ANDES RIDER CHALLENGE

Last weekend the Andes Rider Challenge took place in the southern part of the country. Enjoying part of the Inca roads, descending to the amazon basin and from there to the pacific line, the  endurance covered a distance of 1000 km (625 miles) on all types of terrain and had to be done in less than 20 hours. Of course, Ecuador Bike Rental by Sleipner was there to test their motorcycles on the most demanding roads Ecuador can offerThe stage to the first control station, delivered to the riders, roads with rain, dense fog and mud. Quite a challenge not only physically but mental as well. Once passing through the first check point, the beauties of the southern part of  the country was a delight to all participants, that for a bit, forgot the stress of the previous stage. Going up north, they witnessed the majestic Chimborazo as they passed beside the Volcano avenue on their way down to the Coast line. First control station The stage to the first control station, delivered to the riders, roads with rain, dense fog and mud. Quite a challenge not only physically but mental as well. Once passing through the first check point, the beauties of the southern part of  the country was a delight to all participants, that for a bit, forgot the stress of the previous stage. Going up north, they witnessed the majestic Chimborazo as they passed beside the Volcano avenue on their way down to the Coast line. Riding on the south part of the Spondylus route, they had time to enjoy some well deserved pacific coast food. Ceviches and shrimp rice were the main choices. And then, ready again to ride back down to Cuenca to  finish the endurance. Our motorcycles and the team we formed with experienced riders, had the expected results. Not only on the event itself but also on the comfort to know that they were all supported by our GPS tracking system and our onsite support center which covered the trajectory of the bikes and was ready to  deploy a team of mechanics and first aid team in our support truck in case it was needed. Organization Special thanks to Andes Rider Challenge organization, especially Cristobal Morejon, for the opportunity to test our rental motorcycle. Proving its efficiency in one of the hardest endurance events ever made in the country. And a very special thank you to our customers/riders for trusting on us. Their satisfaction on this adventure was our best reward. One rider likened it to a Dakar rally, with a fantastic support team right behind them. We invite you to enjoy an adventure with us. We handle your logistics fully or to a level you’re comfortable with for your adventure—just focus on enjoying yourself. Our guided tours, self-guided tours and rentals can be mixed with a variety of activities on-tour and off-tour. Discounts and offers also includes Galapagos island, mountain climbing and bicycle tours across the country. We invite you to visit our gallery for more pictures and videos of the event. Be welcome to the roads in Ecuador! | Visit Us | www.ecuadorbikerental.com | Andes Rider Challenge

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ECUADOR BIKE RENTAL BY SLEIPNER OPENING PARTY

ECUADOR BIKE RENTAL BY SLEIPNER OPENING PARTY

Last Thursday, July 13, we were very happy to announce the opening of our branch in Quito: Ecuador Bike Rental, a Sleipner company. We had the honor of having as guests the heads of Quito’s tourism industry. The opening party In Ecuador Bike Rental, the evening was full of joy and happiness, which promises many opportunities for the tourism industry. Ecuador, the perfect setting for motorcycle adventures, allows you to fully enjoy all its regions since there are no great distances between them. A 3-hour ride from the capital could be on the beach, and to the west, the same distance, you will find yourself in the Amazon basin. Ecuadorians are good guests in every way, which makes your travel experience even more pleasant. Not to mention the gastronomic variety that the country has. Our team offers you the opportunity to get to know the country in different ways. You can take a guided tour, where an experienced bilingual guide can explain what you are going through, like a walking tour in a museum, explaining the history. of the place and what it is known for. Experienced cyclists Every person can use Ecuador Bike Rental! For more experienced cyclists Ecuador, a self-guided tour may also be an option. A preprogrammed GPS and a tour full of activities so you can enjoy the country at its best. We design the activities at our opening party at Ecuador Bike Rental for all ages, with flexible changes.. Also, you can choose to rent the motorcycle and go on your own. Tailoring your adventure with some suggestions on what you can do in this beautiful country. Do not hesitate and miss the opportunity with our monthly discounts and packages on sale. We have a team supporting you 24/7 to make you comfortable when it comes to logistics or support you need. | Visit Us. | ECUADOR BIKE RENTAL BY SLEIPNER OPENING PARTY.

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