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Easy off roading along farmers tracks etc

There are a large amount of places to visit. I usually ride my CT125 because more fun green laning

Thanks

Yes, there is a lot to see there.

Thanks, some are from Ray too.

Day 9 I rode from Kanchanaburi to Bangkok, an easy ride until I got caught in traffic for about an hour. The high heat and humidity really drained me. I stopped to recover near my hotel with a cold beer and some food and had a great night out later. Day 10 was my last day and taking a route east before riding south actually cut the ride to under 3 hours. A great ride with Ray, total distance 1823km, and time to start planning the next ride.

Today, day 8 of the ride I woke early at stupid O’clock with the intention of photographing sunrise at a spot I found just out of town. As soon as my bag was tied on the rain started, so I gave up and coffee in my room. Later I wandered around the garden of the Smiley Frog taking some photos. So, a lazy day before my ride into Bangkok tomorrow.

Today, day 7. I rode to a rain tree not far out of Kanchanaburi to take a few photos, here. https://maps.app.goo.gl/s4e4HJjQp1izCwv78 I then rode onto the Giant Rain Tree a popular tourist stop, here. https://maps.app.goo.gl/ipYAvi63AYzmsqtz6 From here I went to re-visit a decrepit bridge, but it had been repaired! Two pics with the CT125 shows how it was before. I then returned to Kanchanaburi in the drizzle. https://www.relive.com/view/vRO7ZoxNwKv

Today day 5 of our ride was a straightforward ride from the Mon Bridge to Kanchanaburi, mostly a dry ride. https://www.relive.com/view/vMv8LMA21Nv This morning Ray rode back home and I rode up to Tham Krasae Death Railway Bridge, here. https://maps.app.goo.gl/VvrfysNFUHQ9iGME6 From here I was riding to see the Giant Raintree when I decided to take a track to photograph a small range of mountains, here. https://maps.app.goo.gl/FdQNjM2brUWkWNeq5 From here I rode back to Kanchanaburi, another nice ride. https://www.relive.com/view/vrqDyPPPxLv

Some more photos from day 4. 344bce2b-2581-453e-bdcd-c98a89e5fd15.mp4 682f96c7-6206-4b2b-9155-f852e1a1ce96.mp4

Day 4 today and Ray and I continued to The Three Pagoda Pass, here. https://maps.app.goo.gl/UP9bozaym7m1VymH6 Via Vajiralongkorn Dam, here. https://maps.app.goo.gl/cvn1gsfUhPksPNY2A We then backtracked to The Mon Bridge, here. https://maps.app.goo.gl/aTTDFbqEXih2osJi8 https://www.relive.com/view/v36AV2RPMGq

Today, day three of our ride we rode from Kanchanaburi up to Pilock to the viewpoint overlooking Burma, stopping at Route 3272 viewpoint, here. https://maps.app.goo.gl/hHjrtug3TyEi3ihE9 Nern Sao Thong viewpoint at the to was totally clagged in and it started raining when we were there. https://maps.app.goo.gl/1VseHxn9FKf9V3B68 We rode in the rain to find a hotel in Thong Pha Phum. https://www.relive.com/view/vXvL5Np9j1O

Today, day 2, Ray and I rode Kanchanaburi Sinakharin Reservoir Loop. Our first stop was at the car ferry pier, here. We then back-tracked to ride through the jungle lane to see if we could spot some wild elephants, we failed, but there was plenty of elephant dung on the lane. Our next stop was at Golden Ship Pagoda Viewpoint, here. https://maps.app.goo.gl/GyzfbqGdxRAv9kSA8 https://www.relive.com/view/vrqDyEJDKLv 99f6002e-6224-4436-ae78-076650573d99.mp4 d3c6a6e3-e4f8-46b6-a6ec-eecaabd0ffdb.mp4

I joined up with a friend, Ray for a tour around Kanchanaburi. I was riding my Rally 250 and Ray on his KTM. Day one we met up at the PTT garage on Thepprasit road fairly early a took an indirect route to the ferry crossing, Phra Pradaeng Pier, here. https://maps.app.goo.gl/EtfmHdC7psU3w1NS6 On the way there we had to cross under the start of The Devahastin Bridge, here. https://maps.app.goo.gl/XZ8iCS9vQ3WGwuwL8 We had ride under the lowest access to loop around to cross on the bridge. I had to take my helmet off and lay my head on the tank bag and I was just short of the concrete. After crossing the Chao Phraya, we rode to this point. https://maps.app.goo.gl/DwQ1274dNVyeTFySA We follow an irrigation channel west until we continued onto Kanchanaburi. https://www.relive.com/view/v8qkrxzdeK6

Clamping them will cause congestion, tow them away as long as the area is well signposted.