You just ride.
We handle the road.
From airport transfers and island cycling tours to race-day support, the 24EZGO support vehicle follows you the whole way — carrying riders, bikes, luggage, and gear so racers and travelers alike can simply ride.

Three things, done right
We do exactly three things, each handled so you never have to think about the road.
Airport Bike Transfer
Riders, bikes, and luggage from the airport straight to your hotel or start point — bike bags and oversized gear included.
Island Cycling Tour Transfer
For island loops and multi-day tours — daily shuttles, luggage and spare-part transport, a ride when you are tired and support when you are lost.
Race SAG Support
On race day our vehicle follows the whole route — riders, bikes, and gear all covered so the team can focus on the finish.
Why teams and travelers choose us
Full-route support
From airport pickup through your tour or race day, we stay with you — no transport to arrange yourself.
Riders + bikes together
A secure roof rack means riders, bikes, and gear travel as one.
Flexible routing
Routing is tailored to your itinerary — any origin, any destination.
International-friendly
We communicate across languages — overseas travelers and teams are equally welcome.
On the road with us
Cycling Guides
What to know before you ride in Taiwan — routes, rules, and logistics, compiled from official sources.
Riding Between Company Branches, and How the Support Vehicle Is ArrangedA Taiwanese industrial group linked its northern, central and southern offices into one ride, segment by segment, on e-bikes. This is what the support vehicle actually did. It followed the group, carried the luggage, picked up broken bikes, and shuttled people and bikes between sites.
Xianshan KOM Guide|Racing and Reaching NanzhuangXianshan KOM in Nanzhuang, Miaoli. 31 km total with a 12.93 km timed climb. Field size, course, cut-offs, how to reach Nanzhuang, parking, and airport-to-venue support transfers.
When to Ride Wuling Month by Month, and What 3,275 m Means Where You Come FromAt 3,275 m, Wuling stands higher than Japan's Norikura, Thailand's Doi Inthanon and the highest paved pass in the Alps. A month-by-month look at the three windows to avoid. Plum rains, typhoons and the icing season. And why the month is not actually what decides your ride.
Getting from Taoyuan Airport to the Ten-Day Traverse Start Line in KaohsiungThe ten-day south-to-north traverse skips the full loop. But day one still means moving riders and bikes to Kaohsiung. Here are the real size limits, surcharges and group caps on the HSR and Airport MRT.
Flying a Bike from Korea to Taiwan, Baggage Rules and What It Actually CostsKorean carriers do not price bikes the same way. Some stack a special-item fee on top of per-kilo excess, others charge a flat rate per item. Size caps differ at 203, 277 and 292 cm. And there is a per-flight limit on how many bikes fit at all.
Five Days Cycling from Taichung|Sun Moon Lake, Shuili & SanyiA Hong Kong cycling group used Taichung as its five-day base, riding Sun Moon Lake, Shuili and Sanyi by day and returning to the city each evening.
Wuling Hehuanshan Cycling|Taiwan's Highest Road, 3,275mWuling (Hehuanshan) is Taiwan's highest road at 3,275m. Puli and KOM routes, altitude and road notes, plus SAG support for riders, bikes and luggage.
Bring Your Bike to Taiwan|Airline Baggage RulesFlying to Taiwan with a bike? Checked-bike policies for EVA, China Airlines, STARLUX, JAL, ANA, e-bike battery notes, customs, and transfer tips.
Taiwan Cycling Route No.1|Distance & Closed RoadsTaiwan's Cycling Route No.1 has two official distance figures. The highway backbone, sections closed to bikes, and how to split the loop by train.
Sun Moon Lake Bike Path|Distance & Riding RulesThe official round-lake riding distance, the Xiangshan and Yuetan dedicated path sections, elevation along the way, shuttle access and riding rules.
TPE Taoyuan Airport Bike Pickup & TransferBike pickup and transfer at Taoyuan Airport (TPE), plus the Airport MRT March 2026 bike policy. Hours, cars, surcharge, size limits, meeting points.
RMQ Taichung Airport Bike Pickup & TransportBike pickup and transport from Taichung Airport (RMQ). No Airport MRT here, Routes 333/555 and the Sun Moon Lake shuttle (6670E) connect instead.
KHH Kaohsiung Airport Bike Pickup & TransferBike pickup and transfer at Kaohsiung Airport (KHH), plus MRT R4 rules. Bike hours, the NT$80 fare, station list revised Feb 2026. Closest to Kenting.
TSA Songshan Airport Bike Pickup & TransferBike pickup and transfer at Songshan Airport (TSA). The Wenhu Line refuses full-size bikes. Only folded or packed ones ride free, unlike TPE and KHH.
Penghu Islands Cycling|Cross-Sea Bridge & SeasonThe Cross-Sea Bridge links Penghu's main island cluster into one ride. How to bring a bike by air or ferry, inter-island boats, and summer vs monsoon.
What to Eat After the Ride: Post-Ride and Arrival Meals in TaiwanAn index to nine post-ride food guides. The point is not which shop tastes best, but whether it is open on the day and at the hour you get there. Opening hours, closing days and peak times all checked.
What to Eat After Wuling: Qingjing Urn-Roasted ChickenThe first hot meal after a 23.5 km, 1,525 m descent from Wuling. Opening hours, closing days, peak times, cash-only notes and parking for three urn-roasted chicken restaurants between Qingjing and Puli.
Eating After the Sun Moon Lake Loop: the Afternoon GapMost Thao indigenous restaurants at Sun Moon Lake close for two to three hours in the afternoon. Finish the 30 km loop between 15:00 and 17:00 and nearly everything is shut. Real hours for three restaurants, and how to work around the gap.
Ten Stops Around Taiwan: One Dish Each, and Whether It Is OpenCycle Route No.1 is 968 km over nine days. One dish per stop, but the point is opening hours, not flavour: six of the ten close on set days or open only a few hours, and a nine-day tour cannot move its dates.
Eating After a Penghu Ride: Beef Offal Soup From 05:40Riding Penghu means starting at dawn to dodge sun and monsoon wind — and one Magong shop opens at 05:40. Hours, closing days and peak times for three places, matched to the island’s riding rhythm.
Eating After a Taichung Ride: 18 km of Rail Trail Into a Night MarketThe Dongfeng Green Bikeway is 12 km and the Houfeng Bikeway 5.8 km, and one end lands in Fengyuan — walk off the trail into Miaodong food street. Three long-standing shops, with closing days that fall on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday respectively.
First Meal at Songshan Airport: Raohe Night Market Is Not WalkableSongshan Airport to Raohe Night Market is about 3 km — not a walk, especially with a bike box. The market only opens at 17:00. Real hours, how to get there, and the honest Google ratings of two long-standing stalls.
First Meal at Taichung Airport: Coastal Rice and Fresh Seafood, but Not on TuesdayTaichung Airport sits on the coastal strip: Qingshui rice cakes and Wuqi harbour seafood are both within a fifteen-minute drive. But both seafood restaurants close on Tuesdays and the rice cake shop closes on Mondays — the day you land matters.
First Meal at Kaohsiung Airport: Hot Food Until 01:00Kaohsiung is one of the few airports in Taiwan where a late arrival can still find hot food. One egg-crepe shop trades until 01:00; a fifty-year-old braised pork rice shop opens every day. Real hours and peak times for both.
First Meal at Taoyuan Airport: Honestly, the Weakest of the FourThere is no real food district around Taoyuan Airport. Rather than force a list, this guide sets out the three approaches that actually work: eat in Dayuan, detour to Nankan, or stay inside the terminal.
Common questions
What is a bike support (SAG) vehicle?
A SAG (Support and Gear) vehicle follows a cycling race, round-island tour, or travel itinerary the whole way, carrying the riders or travelers themselves along with their bikes, luggage, and gear, and providing shuttle, resupply, and backup logistics as needed. 24EZGO runs a fleet of 4 support vehicles covering the main island of Taiwan and its four major airports, so riders can focus on cycling instead of hauling their own gear — whenever you’re tired, the weather turns, or you need an unplanned lift, there’s always a vehicle ready to help. This is the same support model behind all three of our service lines: airport bike transfer, island cycling tour transfer, and race SAG support, so the exact role of the vehicle shifts a little depending on which one of the three you end up booking.
How is pricing calculated?
Pricing is quoted one-on-one for each request — there’s no fixed price list and no hidden fees. We estimate based on the service type (airport transfer, island tour transfer, or race SAG support), your origin and destination and route distance, the number of people, bikes, and luggage, whether it’s one-way or round trip, and the number of service days; vehicle type and count are adjusted to match your group and gear. Fill in the inquiry form on our site or message our LINE Official Account (@24ezgo) with your trip details, and we’ll reply with a quote and a workable plan as soon as we possibly can. This keeps every quote transparent and matched to your actual trip, rather than a one-size-fits-all rate, so you can see exactly which factors are driving the total before you commit to a date.
Which areas do you cover?
24EZGO covers the main island of Taiwan, connecting the four major airports — Taoyuan (TPE), Taipei Songshan (TSA), Taichung (RMQ), and Kaohsiung (KHH) — and also supports round-island routes and race meeting points nationwide; outlying islands are quoted separately. Whether it’s a single-day transfer, a multi-day round-island trip, or full-route support on race day, just tell us your origin, destination, and the number of days in the inquiry form or on LINE, and we’ll confirm whether we can support it and arrange the right vehicle. This flexible, request-based coverage lets us support everything from a single arrival transfer to a multi-day itinerary spanning several counties, since every trip is planned around your actual route rather than a fixed service zone. You can also ask about combining legs, such as an airport pickup that continues into a multi-day tour, within the same inquiry.
How many bikes can be transported?
24EZGO runs a fleet of 4 support vehicles, and each one can carry up to 8 riders and 8 bikes per trip — enough for a small team or a group riding together. For larger groups or more bikes, we can dispatch multiple vehicles to run in parallel, and bike boxes, bike bags, and large luggage can all be carried along with the bikes. The exact number we can fit still depends on rider count, bike size, and luggage volume, so tell us your bike count and luggage when you inquire, and we’ll reply with the vehicle type and number of vehicles we can arrange. This flexible fleet setup means a solo cyclist and a larger group can both be accommodated without switching providers — we simply scale the number of vehicles to match your trip.
How do you arrange support when a large group or multiple parties travel together?
Yes, we can. 24EZGO runs a fleet of 4 support vehicles, each carrying up to 8 riders and 8 bikes per trip. For a large group, multiple parties departing together, or a round-island trip that needs relay support along the route, we can dispatch several vehicles in parallel based on headcount and route, coordinating timing and meeting points between them — so nobody has to squeeze into one vehicle or make separate trips. Whether it’s an airport transfer, island tour, or race SAG support, just tell us your total headcount, bike count, and itinerary, and we’ll reply with a workable vehicle arrangement. This is especially useful for club trips or group tours where riders arrive on different flights but need to start riding together the same morning.
How do I book the support vehicle?
Fill in the “Online Inquiry” form on this site with your date, party size, number of bikes and bags, and your pickup/drop-off points or route, then submit — this automatically opens our LINE Official Account (@24ezgo) with your details pre-filled; just tap send to complete the inquiry and add us as a friend. Our team replies during business hours to confirm feasibility and provide a custom quote. If LINE isn’t convenient, you can also reach us by phone, WhatsApp, or WeChat. An online booking link will be added to the site once that system launches. Availability tightens during race season, so it helps to inquire early. If your dates are still flexible, mentioning that upfront also helps us find a vehicle for your whole group.
Can you pick up my bike from Taoyuan or Taipei Songshan airport?
Yes. 24EZGO offers bike transfers from all four major airports — Taoyuan (TPE), Taipei Songshan (TSA), Taichung (RMQ), and Kaohsiung (KHH) — taking you, your bike, bike case, and luggage straight to your hotel or tour start point, so you skip disassembling, transferring, or making multiple trips yourself. Share your flight time, party size, and bike count when you inquire, and we’ll arrange a vehicle sized for your group and gear; our fleet of 4 support vehicles can be dispatched as needed to cover your arrival. This service is popular with cyclists who don’t want to reassemble a bike at the airport or navigate public transit with a bike box in tow, especially after a long flight. It also works well for groups landing on separate flights, since we can time multiple pickups around each arrival.
Do you provide SAG support for around-Taiwan tours or races like KOM?
Yes. 24EZGO has 7 years of cycling race logistics experience, supporting 10–20 events a year — from KOM hill climbs and criteriums to races as long as 197 km — plus Ironman and Penghu island events, serving over 3,000 riders and travelers. For round-island and multi-day tours, we ride along daily on routes based on Cycling Route No. 1, about 960 km in total, handling shuttle service and luggage transport; on race day, our support vehicle follows the whole route, carrying riders, bikes, and gear. Tell us the route, event name, and number of days, and we’ll arrange it around the rest of your trip in Taiwan. That combination of race-day and multi-day tour experience means the same crew can also plan a longer trip around it, so you don’t have to coordinate two separate bookings.
What experience does 24EZGO have with cycling race logistics?
24EZGO has been operated since 2020 by seh STUDIO Co., Ltd. in Taichung, with 7 years of cycling race logistics experience, supporting 10–20 events a year and serving over 3,000 riders and travelers. The events we’ve supported range from KOM hill climbs and criteriums to races as long as 197 km, along with Ironman triathlons and events on Penghu island. That long track record of carrying riders, bikes, and gear — and handling last-minute changes on race day — is also the logistics foundation behind our round-island and airport transfer services. Beyond the numbers, that history means our team already knows how Taiwan’s race routes, checkpoints, and weather patterns behave, which shapes how we plan support for tours and transfers, rather than treating every request as a brand-new first-time guess from scratch each time.
Why choose 24EZGO instead of a regular charter car or taxi?
A regular charter car or taxi usually isn’t set up to load and secure bikes properly, and often can’t fit bike boxes or bike bags at all. 24EZGO comes from a cycling race logistics background, with 7 years of experience supporting 10–20 events a year, so we know how to secure bikes, plan for space, and understand what riders actually need along the way. Our fleet of 4 support vehicles carries up to 8 riders and 8 bikes per trip, and covers airport transfer, island tour transfer, and race SAG support — so we can flex around your itinerary instead of just providing a ride. In practice that means bikes are secured by someone who does it every race weekend, loading at the curb goes faster, and the driver already knows what a rider needs — details that add up over a multi-day trip.
Can you carry bike boxes, luggage, and gear?
Yes. Besides the bikes themselves, we carry bike boxes, bike bags, suitcases, and race gear such as helmets, nutrition, and repair tools — no need to ship them separately or leave them with someone else. Our fleet of 4 support vehicles is matched to your group, bike count, and luggage volume so there’s enough space, and when the group or gear is larger, we can dispatch multiple vehicles to run together. Tell us the size and quantity of any large items when you inquire, and we’ll confirm the space and arrangement we can support. Keeping everything in one vehicle also means less handling at each stop, which matters for fragile items like race wheels or bike computers. We secure gear for the drive, and you’re welcome to tell us which items need extra care.
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