Cricky

Thanks for your feedback. I reckon this is the issue 'at least 18yo to legally buy a motorcycle' Thanks everyone ????

My children have inherited a few hundred Rai in Khao Kho, our plan is to take the motorbikes to the farm and ride around on their school holidays etc. I have a Ducati Multistrada, I thought it would be a great idea to get some experience for the kids and have a bit of fun. Sadly, my children have had some very unhappy times recently, just trying to help them, get them back on their feet, cheer them up. We won't be riding on the road ways.

Do they still make motorbikes with such a small engine? I know the smallest engine in a Honda Click is 125cc

Yes, agree, it's a horrible loop like most things in Thailand, that's why I thought of asking here. Thanks everyone for your input ????

The DLT inspection station didn't look at the bike. Their only concern was the age on ID card

I'm struggling to find the time to go back and forth for documentation ????

Waiting to buy a bike to do the test

The DLT inspection station did not look at the bike, I showed them the Thai ID card only

The kids don't have a mother

My child is 15yo, eligible for motorbike license but the DLT refuse my child to purchase a motorbike in their name. I've tried a few of the local DLT inspection stations but they say must be 18yo. Anyone know anything different?

They don't have time for AN forums. They're too busy getting drunk and arguing with everyone.

Anyone know if it still happens, the Big C (Sukhumvit Rd Pattaya) car and motorbike auction?

My thoughts exactly. Thank you ????

I mentioned a swimming pool in my comment that you replied to

Yep but only one with a swimming pool.

Now this is another great reply, come to think of it my gf has 2 bank accounts that I deposit funds into at times ???? both are similar names but different

The mother got the ID card for her Things always seem to go pear shaped when she's involved

I'm looking for issues if it's not corrected. It's a forum, am I not allowed to ask. Report me if you feel the need

Don't be concerned about crime, it's much worse in Australia. Nirun is a similar setup to that of view talay 1 and 2. Guys just want to drink local (lots of bars downstairs) get drunk, then stumble upstairs and sleep it off then start it all again the next day. You see the occasional argument and fights between these drunk expats, quite comical. These elderly, unfit, fat, drunk, expats fighting like school boys in the playground. It's not for me, sadly there are lots of lonely foreigners here, not me I have a large family and many close friends.

20 years ago I had a mate who owned a few condos in Nirun, he was making quite a good earnings from mostly Brits who lived there. I haven't been in there for a decade, there was an Aussie bar opposite Nirun around 10 years ago, great atmosphere, swimming pool, cheap food and drinks which probably attracted the Aussies to Nirun.

It's a condominium, individual owners, Thai and foreigners

Yes, agree. The problem will be future acounts/business, jobs applied for etc that she uses her ID card for, or she does any business with, will always have incorrect spelling

Her middle name Madison was misspelt on Thai ID card Medison. Now bank account misspelt

Becareful walking the perimeter of the buildings, always have the occasional foreigners jumping of balconies

Flybird is just as run down but not as many foreigners as Nirun