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^^I didn't ask because I went ahead and bought one today during the promotion and got a new black Yamaha GT125 with matching Yamaha helmet and all else for 43,000 baht out the door.

^^OK, I just returned from a local dealer that has 3 of the GT125 Yamahas in stock and 43,000B is the actual price, but only until the end of this month.

Yamaha Nouvo sounds like it has many adoring fans, however it is not listed on the Yamaha website as being a current model. I could only find it on one of their pages of obsolete motorbikes: LINK

But they are showing a new model, the GT125, that appears to be very much like the Honda Click: LINK

^^ NMAX now on Yamaha Thailand website with ABS for 78,200 baht. ^^

LINK

It's on the Yamaha Thailand website now and the price is listed as 78,200 baht, including ABS:

NMax website

Download NMax brochure

They are also showing a Yamaha GT125 which is obviously aimed at the Honda Click:

Yamaha GT125 website

And a new Fino 125 which will run on E85 gasohol:

Fino 125

Obama should withdraw US forces and thank Mr. Putin.

Story in unmentionable newspaper has Yamaha NMax 155 ABS scooter to be sold in Thailand.

Also, Yamaha now has MT-03 ABS on their website for 177,000:

Link>>> MT-03 ABS

The story also mentions that many new models will soon be announced by Yamaha for Thailand market.

Yamaha Thai website now has MT-03 ABS for 177,000:

Link>>> Yamaha MT-03

T-Mobile SIM is only $0.99 with code SIM99 at this link:

T-Mobile SIM

^^^ Whenever I transfer USD from my US Paypal account to my Thai Paypal account, it shows up in my Thai account as USD. If I go back and check it later, it is still in the same amount of US dollars. There does not seem to be any automatic conversion to baht. Most of my online purchases are from eBay sellers in China and the prices are listed and paid in US dollars with my Thai Paypal account.

Here are some made in Thailand by Carryboy:

http://www.carryboycaravan.com/mobilehome/

In Jan 2013, I got my O-A from the Thai Embassy in DC and it took exactly one week by mail from Florida. Nothing was notarized.

I didn't know they even make battery powered watches in Swiss. I thought they all came from Taiwan.

I had the same thing happen to me at Beung Kan immigration last December. Except that they had no letter to sign for "next time".

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/787091-bueng-kan-immigration-office-refused-my-retirement-extension/

If anyone has successfully taken a motorbike across that bridge, I would love to hear about it.

I've never seen any motorbikes at all go across that bridge. Same with the bridge near Nakhon Phanom.

Does wife need to accompany me to Immigration to get the 60-day extension on my Non-O visa (based on being married to a Thai) ?

Go online to your TD Ameritrade account.

Set up transfer to Bangkok Bank New York using their routing number: 026008691

Use your Thai Bangkok Bank account number.

Job done.

No need to call uncooperative clowns on telephone.

Thailand doesn't do Carnet de Passages.

http://bfy.tw/lDO

Honda SR 400?

Probably easier to find a Yamaha SR 400. They sell them new at the Yamaha shops.

77 is the right answer. Go to the bookstore and look at all the new road atlases and they all have a big "77" on the front cover.

Anyone considering the KLX or Dtracker 125 or 150 should be aware that the 150s are carbed and the 125s are fuel-injected. That's why the 125 costs more.

The US embassy does have an "Outreach" program that travels around Thailand and offers useful services:

http://bangkok.usembassy.gov/consular_outreach.html