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I just got a DZ3 and i think it is quite surprising for the price. time will tell but for occasional usage it seems fine. 3 year warranty will help.

Grandstand is definitely worth the extra money.

i buy it from Lazada. never had a problem.

there is a dentist on son Sala Cheep, opposite the Honda shop, between a coffee shop and a pharmacy. The Dentists name is Khun Mee ( Bear). I have been using him for years. i have found him to be professional and not expensive, twice he has Referred me to a specialist for work that he believes he can not do to a satisfactory level.

ok, up to you.

If you requesting an answer for your question, i can help, otherwise there are a lot of other opinions above that may or may not help. As regards Your Garmin Handheld. I run Garmin Zumo System on my bike to navigate and i purchased a dedicated Thailand Map through Garmin Showroom & Service Center Sathorn Nakorn Tower, 100/38-39, 22nd Floor, North Sathon Road, Silom, Bangrak, Bangkok 10500 You can buy the Map on a small sd card that should plug into your handheld or you can either send your handheld to them or just drop in. When you purchase the local map you will get a free update. I have found this local addition to be very good, regularly updated and for exceed the Official garmin worldwide SE Asia maps.

I thought you were referring to motorcycles. 390 cc hardly qualifies.

if you are yelling out whilst waiting for a bus................ maybe you need to be culled.

3 words Zappa and Vai !

D8ckhead!

Please read my previous post and follow the link. There are a few charter Air companies in Thailand. They are available if you want to pay for it.

Please read and digest following link. https://www.caat.or.th/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/Aircraft-Data-Information_Jan-2022.pdf If you look at it you will see that there are quite a few helicopters and their are planes registered to private companies and organizations in Thailand. Remember, if you are rich enough to own a helicopter or private plane , you would register it through a company and not your name.

Have a look at Kawasaki. I have had two big bikes, A Z900 And a H2SX, I found service and parts readily available and the shops i have used, pm and i will send details, to be very professional in there service. I actually received better service in Hua Hin than I do in Australia.

In Australia, you purchase Comprehensive insurance, what you call third party property, this covers Your car, the other car, the hospital bills, the neighbor's cat and the Shopping mall that you drove through. As for where you can drive to, you are usually limited to the number of kilometers per day or you pay extra and get unlimited kilometers. You can drive interstate if you want however if you are driving of road you will need to get a suitable car. You will also pay extra if you do not return car to original point of hire. At present i am driving a Toyota Rav4 rented through Avis, company provided, unlimited kilometers but limited to driving on bitumen(Tarmac). There are other options available as their are companies that organize one way trips for people, for example you will pick up a camper van and you will be required to drive it from one point to another, they will usually give a fuel allowance and you do not pay for the van, you just have to move it from point A to point B within the timeframe give. You just have to get lucky and get a transport option that suits your plans. Trips from Places like Darwin to Perth are quite common.