MichaelSong

So I hope Nakhon Chai Air will resume also, went to their office this morning to book a ticket for next week  but as could be expected, the girl new "nothing".

He will return to Belgium and register as a refugee , get 3000 EUR/month and stay in a 5* hotel for free

On 11/2/2011 at 8:15 PM, wpcoe said:

When I apply for a retirement extension I simply visit the copy shop adjacent to the Immigrations office (there is one in Jomtien) and tell the person by the copy machine "Retirement extension," and they copy the necessary, and only the necessary, pages from my passport and bank book.

That is the best way to go. Just say "Retirement Visa", like everyone else does ,  if you say "annual renewal based upon retirement" they will probably not know what you mean. 

On 2-3-2018 at 6:53 AM, QPRFC said:

I'm early 40's and she is just 40

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if you want to loose your money do it in style , get yourself a 20 year old 

The doors are open but it is pitch dark inside. Guy at information desk told me to come back friday.

Lane keeping seems interesting to me, does that mean I will not get fined anymore for " using the wrong lane " ?

Sorry , should be A4 instead of A1 ofcourse....

When applying for a passport renewal, a color copy of each page is needed.

Is that one A1 copy per page, or can I unfold the passport and thus copy 2 pages on one A1? Would save me 16 copies...

are there lenses that automatically turn pics 90 dgr ?

CM to Pattaya is more like 850km , and you would like to stop say every 250 km anyway , so yes that would be 4 fill stops.

Every PTT station sells 95 on that route.

BTW what bike do you have ?

Thanks for the info JAS21, just what I needed, I will try it ASAP

perhaps it would be easier if your A-B distance is 78.4 km and consumption is at 9.8L/100km. how many liters will you need? i can tell you won't need a calculator for that.

Very easy: 9.8L is an average, to stay on the safe side I would take 10l. same for the distance, could be 80km. So would need 8 l.

The cost is interesting to know , but says nothing about fuel consumption.

8l is 8l, if today it costs 200thb , next month maybe 300thb. It also depends on the area, the petrol station , price of crude oil etc.

A to B is 400 km:

How many L do I need ?

6L / 100 km : 24 L , easy

16.6 km/l : no idea

Second hand prices for a CBR250 have dropped a lot since the new 300 is out. You can buy a good one 3 to 4 years old in the price range 50 - 60K maybe even less if you dont need ABS. That is less than half the price of a new 300.

Personally I also would only buy from Farang , first owner and with service history.

When they saw the Termignioni on my Ducati, they immediatly tested the sound : 107Db , too loud.

I said ok, i will put in the Db killers and come back, they said no : has to be the standard exhaust.

So I fitted the stock exhaust and went back, they just looked and approved without testing the sound again.

Maybe they are not that strict in KK , but if you can, try to include the original exhaust in the sale, just in case...

Just curious , why does anyone place a pre-order ?

the second worst thing about thai traffic is getting stucked behind an Almera

Then what is illegal? Rider is in overstay?

The rider is "a friend"

Ducati dealers do not sell it as it it not in their catalogue. Maybe the 1100 has both 14T and 15T standard.

I know most owners switch to 14T so I am hoping someone here can tell me where they had it done - or where they bought it and did it themselves.

Thanks for the reply , I have tried Ducati Pattaya, Nakhon Racthasima and Buriram - none of them will do it because

it is not 796 standard , or they say the chain might touch the swing arm.

Anyone know where I can buy a 14T sprocket in Pattaya ?

Thanks ,

Michael

I would arrange the meeting at the bank, arrange money business and sign documents there and then go to to the transport office - if necessary.

This is the "Maximum" speed in Mbps I got with that package: