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Yamaha Mio is 125 Auto , Nuovo is 135 Auto but less "girly" looking (if i can say that), and the Spark is 135 Semi-Auto 4 speed with a "front engine" that looks more like a motorbike.

I would consider a Yamaha if i were you , far better build quality and better resale value than any Honda.Have a look at a Yamaha Nouvoe ,Mio or Spark. Dont forget good safety equipment,good luck,and take it steady. .

A true hero and gentleman who rightly spanked the arse of American criminals. RIP Sir.

I had a goldfish that was smarter than Obama ----------------- it drowned !

Yamaha Nuovo is by far the best quality automatic bike out there,and will keep its vaule far better than a Honda. Yamaha has had the best build quality for several years now. Yamaha also do a 4 speed semi-automatic - Spark - 135 cc and liquid cooled,like the Nuovo. Please buy good safety equipment.

Roses are red , violets are blue , chat up my girlfriend , and i'll run over you !

For whom the bell tolls

Orchid you not , it was a accident .

Thats how i read it - 1,700 000 bath minus 3 % commission. Should have just filled the form in at 1.7 m. Naughty of the "agent". Seems best to ride / ask around , then get a REALLY good solicitor.

Cripes ! I shudder to consider the outcome , should the shoe have been on the other foot. I think a Nobel prize and a decent pension is the very least this brave and compassionate man deserves. A true hero.

Its not a living room , Its a bloody basketball court !

So sorry for your loss - some hard times ahead , sad fact of life , but remember the best moments.

Hi Those are re-useable oil filters.Clean them out with petrol / brake cleaner etc,gently blow them out with air line (or allow to evaporate overnight)then use again.Can be used many times BUT not if the wire mesh/gauze becomes damaged.

Some bicycles run tubeless tires, so maybe push bike shop, or, contact maker to buy glue on its own.

Heres an idea - lets all spend a little time , and if needed , money , and ensure we have adequate insurance for situations we could all find ourselves in. If you choose to spend that money on "other things" --- dont expect strangers to bail you out .Hope Gerry makes a full recovery , but we here these stories all too often. 5 million baht insurance is absolute minimum cover.IF he was drunk , then no cover provided.

Plenty of other good rentals. Lets give AVIS a miss until they give a honest and full answer.

Any auto/ parts shop.

Fantastic photos - thanks for sharing.

How about trying a school (art) supply company or a stationary office company.The flexible magnetic strips and sheets are used by both.

Depending on availability ,and price , Dunlop Road Smart or Pirelli Strada. Both offer quick warm up , good grip in heavy rain superb life and more performance than you and your bike are going to need , by the sounds of it. Dont forget to "bed them in" gently.Happy riding.

Masuk When you said you spoke to a sales person , i thought you meant a qualified mechanic. Try to have a word with a good mechanic - out of ear shot of the "sales"people. He will almost certainly advise against E20 for long term use , this is one ofthe fuels you enquired about yes .If your manual says E10 is ok then use that-it will be ok for long term use but not as good as benzine in a performance engine , but your engines "state of tune" will be fine on E10. E20 has been introduced (forced through)by massive political pressure.VERY FEW engines run correctly on this fuel. E20 is 80% benzine(petrol) with 20% ethanol blended in.The long term effects of this is not good for both engines and the enviroment due to a number of factors you will have to either take my word for or not.PS ,i am a qualified technician who owned his own company , and has worked on (and owned) both race cars and bikes for 35 years.

Masuk. E20 will cause damage to your car in the long term. Maybe not during your ownership , if your lucky, but VERY few cars can run 100% on E20. Your mechanic knows his stuff ,and was looking after your long term interests, and the resale value / condition of your car.The "head office" arent mechanics and are reading the corporation BULL. Its your car - your risk , but the few baht you think your saving is being wasted several times over with poorer fuel economy and more engine wear.

Look up "localphone".You pay up front , calls to any Thai number (land line or mobile )ia less than 2 (two) pence per minute.No contract.Minutes used are separate from any minutes on your plan.Seems to work by bouncing your call through a "local" network.Have used this company for several years,no problems or hidden charges.Just have a look on google.