Extreme Bike Tours is offering an “extreme” discount of $US1000 (about $A1280 and €817) on their April 2018 Bhutan motorbike adventure.
Riders need only book before March 5, 2018, for the discount on the 15-day tour starting on April 14.
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Extreme Bike Tours offers tours in the Himalayas, Bhutan, Mongolia, Madagascar, India, Sri Lanka and Cuba.
Motorbike Writer is currently half way through their Sri Lankan tour and can vouch for their professionalism, honesty and integrity.
The affable British and Sri Lankan owners, Ben, John and Souhaine, are motorcycle fans who ride well and enjoy their work.
Extreme Bike Tours operators John, Ben and SouhaineBhutan bike tour
Bhutan, lying on the ancient Silk Road in the Himalayas, was closed off to rest of the world for centuries.
The kingdom has tried to let in some aspects of the outside world such as tourism, but is fiercely guarding its ancient traditions.
Bhutan is filled with monasteries and ancient forts with diverse and picturesque landscape from sub-tropical plains and primeval forests to towering mountains. 
The 15-day, personalised small group tour begins in Delhi, India, on April 14, before a flight to Bagdogra in the Indian state of West Bengal.
Riders will be on Royal Enfield Classic 500 motorcycles in iconic Desert Storm colours.
Royal Enfield Classic 500 in Desert Storm coloursThey will ascend into the mountain region of Paro, visit one of the largest Buddha statues in the world at Thimphu, see the formidable Trashigang fortress and enjoy the winding roads and spectacular views of the Yutongla, Dochula and Thrumshingla mountain passes.
The cross-country ride through Bhutan from west to east finishes in Gauwhati, India, with a flight back to Delhi.
The personalised tour includes 12 days of riding, with stays each night in hand-picked hotels and guesthouses.
The tour costs $US5950 for licensed riders including a $US1000 discount if booked by March 5, 2018. For pillion riders on the same bike, the trip costs $US5200, including a $US500 discount. (Click here to check conversion rates for your currency.)
The cost includes domestic flights in India, accommodation, all meals on tour, fuel and motorbike hire. International flights are not included and tours and fares are subject to availability and certain conditions.
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