In the jungle
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Single piston. Adjustment is ride height only. Gas reservoir really should have a Schrader valve on it but it doesn't. YSS mostly sell the good stuff for export only. That said this is probably about as good as you will get in Thailand.
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Kyoto is great. I went there back in the 1990s. The strangest thing I saw was hundreds of bicycles parked at the station and none of them were locked.
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Ah Yes. New York. My first experience was getting ripped off by a yellow cab driver from the airport. Strangely he was British as am I.
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High end helmets I would go for Arai or Shoei but 20K or thereabouts. For less money I would choose Shark. Manufactured in Thailand but sold globally and certified internationally. I use Arai because I find them very comfortable which matters particularly on longer journeys. If you look at many of the cheaper Thai brands the buckle/locking mechanism is an obvious weakness. This really matters in a crash.
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I have no doubt it is a better choice than a 250 kg (before you load it up) 'adventure' bike. Mostly I see adventure bikes here tackling the rigours of riding from one coffee shop to the next.
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What if I want to return a used car?
In the jungle replied to Epidote's topic in Thailand Motor Discussion
Most can. You can get an OBD2 scanner (fault code reader) for as little as a few hundred Baht on Lazada but a good shop would probably use something more capable. -
What if I want to return a used car?
In the jungle replied to Epidote's topic in Thailand Motor Discussion
The ECU records fault codes. -
My problem with Chinese cars is this. Among the many other aggressive and problematic actions the Chinese government has taken they recently put a price on the heads of Hong Kong democracy activists who hold refugee status in the UK and other western countries. I have no wish to pay money that will help them grow stronger.
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What did you have for breakfast?
In the jungle replied to BritManToo's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
Muesli, or as I call it, rabbit food. -
After retirement, what? - for a Thai national
In the jungle replied to ravip's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
Life expectancy is also falling in the UK. -
Another example is a UK marriage certificate. Such a certificate is literally a certified copy of an entry at the General Registrars Office (GRO). Yet Thai immigration requires you to get that certified copy certified by four different government entities in two different countries. What a load of old cock.
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Buy them from Mazda.
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Mukdahan parking
In the jungle replied to Lolothai's topic in Thai Visas, Residency, and Work Permits
Evidently not a follower of Warren Buffett. -
I have better things to do with my time than deal with those matters. The agent was told that if he wanted to take the bike with him I was content with that.
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I used an agent to get a bike I own legal because it was a fairly complex process: 1. It had not been taxed for years 2. Change of ownership 3. Colour change 4. New book and registration plate in a different province 5. Vehicle testing process All that was done and the vehicle never left my house.