Mr Sek motorbike rental Krabi runs its counter from 1 Soi Kao Keaw, a quiet Ao Nang side-street one block off the main beach drag in Mueang Krabi District. The 33-bike fleet spans the full automatic ladder from a Honda Scoopy-i 110 to a Honda Forza 300 maxi-scooter, anchored by 17 identical Honda Click 125 commuters plus a single Honda MSX 125 mini-naked. The storefront stays open until 9 PM, late enough to absorb walk-ins from the post-dinner Ao Nang strip and from evening flights into Krabi International (KBV).
Soi Kao Keaw and a 9 PM close: where Mr.Sek's storefront actually sits
Soi Kao Keaw is a single-block side soi in Ao Nang that runs back from the Mueang Krabi District beachfront. Mr.Sek's counter sits at house number 1 (Plus Code 2RWW+6V), one street off the main beach drag rather than directly on it. The storefront is open daily until 9 PM, later than the 6-8 PM closing window most Ao Nang rental shops keep, and that extra runway changes how a Krabi trip can start.
The closer location matters in two practical scenarios. First, evening Krabi International (KBV) arrivals: a 6-7 PM flight from Bangkok, paired with the airport-to-Ao Nang shuttle described in the Krabi airport to Ao Nang transfer guide that drops travellers in town by about 8 PM, leaves enough margin to walk to Soi Kao Keaw before the storefront closes. That makes a same-day collection workable instead of pushing the start of the trip to the following morning. Second, late returns from the longer Krabi day loops: the 60 km eastbound run to the Klong Thom hot springs and to Sa Morakot (the Emerald Pool), the 25 km coastal slide to Klong Muang Beach, or the 17 km Highway 4034 trip into Krabi Town all fit comfortably inside the 9 PM cutoff for handing the bike back at end of rental.
17 Honda Click 125s in one pool: same-class group bookings without the model-mixing
The fleet's defining feature is depth in one model: 17 identical Honda Click 125 automatics on a single rack. That is the largest single-model pool documented across the Krabi partner network and unusual at any independent Ao Nang counter, where the typical inventory mix is one or two examples per commuter model rounded out with mid-cc variants and one or two big bikes.
For a group of 4-6 friends who want the same bike under every seat - same throttle response, same brake feel, same fuel-tank range on the 17 km Highway 4034 run from Ao Nang to Krabi Town - this is the natural counter to ask first. The single-model depth also makes the pickup conversation simpler: there is one tyre pressure to confirm, one mirror layout to sight in, one storage compartment under the seat, one fuel gauge to read across every bike in the booking. Group reservations on Byklo can pick a date range and a bike class; matching the class against a 17-bike pool of the same model, on the same servicing schedule, is easier to plan than spreading the same group across a Click, a Fino, a Scoopy, and an NMAX.
The Click 125 sits inside the canonical 200-300 THB Ao Nang daily band rather than the lower Krabi Town 150-200 THB rate, so price discovery is straightforward and matches what the Krabi motorbike rental guide lists for the area.
Forza 300 maxi-scooter and MSX 125 mini-naked: the fleet edges most Ao Nang shops don't carry
The lineup also reaches further up the displacement ladder than typical Ao Nang counters do. The 17-Click pool sits alongside 5 Honda Scoopy-i 110 commuters, 4 Yamaha Fino 125s, two Honda Click 160s, a Yamaha Fazzio 125, a Honda PCX 150, a Yamaha NMAX 155, a Honda Forza 300 maxi-scooter, and a single Honda MSX 125 (the Grom-class mini-naked manual).
The Forza 300 is the unusual one. Most Ao Nang partner shops cap their automatic ladder at the 160cc Click, and the only Krabi-network counter carrying 600cc+ machines is the Bigbike Cafe in Krabi Town rather than out on the coast (compared in the Bigbike Cafe Krabi profile). A 300cc maxi-scooter is the right tool for the longer two-up days: the Tup Kaek viewpoint loop, the 25 km coastal slide to Klong Muang Beach, the Tonsai-Railay backroad, or the inland push to the Khao Phanom Bencha National Park trailhead, where the smaller commuter classes start to feel undertyred against gradient and pillion weight. The Forza's seat height is also kinder for taller riders than the Click 125 frame is.
The Honda MSX 125, meanwhile, is the only manual mini-naked documented in the Krabi partner network. It is a niche pick aimed at riders already comfortable on a clutch who want a small naked-frame feel rather than a step-through scooter. Carry an International Driving Permit with the "A" category endorsement and a motorcycle endorsement on your home licence regardless of displacement.
Across the Byklo partner network, the same vetted rental contract applies at every counter. The Krabi-specific scooter requirements post covers the document set Mr.Sek needs at pickup, the Krabi area-pricing guide explains where Ao Nang sits relative to Krabi Town in the 125cc-day band, and the Thailand rental scams reference is the safety primer for spotting non-vetted shops along the strip.
Reserve a Mr.Sek class on Byklo
Browse Mr.Sek's full lineup, including the 17-bike Honda Click 125 pool, the Honda Forza 300 maxi-scooter, and the Honda MSX 125 mini-naked, alongside the rest of the Ao Nang partner racks at Byklo.rent. Reservations lock the bike class, dates, and the cash-deposit-only mechanic in advance; pickup and any hotel-delivery option run through the partner network rather than being pinned to a single counter, so request the delivery slot early in the booking flow if your hotel is on the Ao Nang strip. The Wikipedia Krabi Province entry is the broader reference on the limestone topography that drives most Ao Nang riders toward an automatic in the 125-300cc range rather than a heavier manual.
Licence and IDP requirements at the Mr Sek counter are the ones the Thai Department of Land Transport publishes; the 'A' endorsement is non-negotiable for the 33-bike fleet's larger Forza 300 and PCX 150 classes.
