barrybike

ha ha too much power in those honda 50 s ,imagine what would happen on a fireblade ....ouch................

Barry, one MC on Thai list hasn't been mentioned: CHROME DEVIL MC

dirk most of the ones we mentioned are clubs with web sites ..i see chrome devil mc is listed on an accriders site alright ,a bandidos support club in spain..

Sorry i cannot agree with your comments on the Polo Club,i was there last year,and we were escorted to seats near the stage,drinks delivered, over priced.then....

What can I say ? I've been going to Polo since 2004. When I go into the place, the "hostesses" that line the stairway don't bother following me in. If one approaches me while I'm sitting at my usual table, I give her a polite "no thanks" and she goes.

I've been in a number of clubs that charge more for their drinks than Polo, and I've never, ever had any of the staff try to get me to drink faster (maybe because I already drink so fast that they have a hard time keeping up ?).

I often end up with 2-3 dancers sitting with me (some I've "gone out" with in the past) and mamsan Lee when she's not busy. I've known some of them for over 4 years now, so I imagine that makes a difference when it comes to service and how you get treated. When the girls start going through the crowd looking for tips and come up to me, if I smile and shake my head they usually just head off into the dressing room.

I've seen people go in there and try to watch the shows without buying a drink at all. Others have tried to go the "cheap" route and order a bottle of water and then complain about the price, thinking they should only have to pay 7-11 prices to watch go-go dancer shows.

I CANNOT stand Polo. They are pushy and the Greediest girls on WS. They DEMAND 100 Baht for standing in front of you. I refused one and the girl screamed at the yop of her voice to embarrass me. Didn't work !! A girl follow you to your seat and hassles for a drink. A friend was asked for 300 Baht TIP before his drink even arrived. TOTALLY BAD ATTITUDE PLACE BUT ARTISTIC SHOWS!!!

Again, pretty much everything I mentioned above.

If you think Polo is bad, try going next door to Galaxy ! From what I hear, it makes Polo seem like paradise by comparison (apparently the Russian dancers are quite pushy).

Angel Witch does artistic shows as well, and the two clubs seem to copy each others routines quite often. I had to laugh. The first night Angel Witch opened, I

went there with 2 mamsans, 1 dancer and 1 service girl from Polo.

Every single dance show that Angel Witch put on, was an exact copy of what the girls in Polo had been doing for weeks (or months in some cases).

I find the shows at the Fashion Club to be choreographed and performed much better than either Polo or Angel Witch. The main difference though is that they don't get naked at the Fashion Club.

champion ago go is the champion ....only go go on walking street in business for 20 years and with the same owners running it ......they must be doing something right ..alot of go gos come n go ........but not this one .....

Sounds good Barry, got one already.

You and crobiker are together in this new MC project? Like what I see, so far all big ass bikes and well experienced folks behind the project.

yes dirk things are looking good ......starting to take shape now..........

I spoke with a friend last night who is a physician at Bumrungrad. They were urgently awaiting some sort of perishable chemotherapy medicines that were couriered from the USA day before yesterday. Needless to say, it won't be arriving and his patient lies dying in hospital.

This is going far beyond loss of tourists and failing businesses when seriously sick people begin dying because of PAD's actions.

To be honest that sounds kinda dumb. If I had something that important I wouldn't send it through the mail. Someone sent me a package from England two weeks ago and it still hasn't arrived.

Doesn't this type of thread bring out the stupidity in some people? The guy said 'Couriered' nothing to do with mail.---- Go back to bed so as we can keep this topic on track!

thailand will have very little tourists next year ...........

hi ive heard of a bikers party in nong khai area some time around the end of january run by lobo mc .....do any of you have more detailad information about this regarding times ,venue dates etc.............

lobo mc night of the wolf bike night ........correction on spelling............

hi ive heard of a bikers party in nong khai area some time around the end of january run by lobo mc .....do any of you have more detailad information about this regarding times ,venue dates etc.............

Hua Hin BikeWeek -08

From Friday, 28. November 2008

To Sunday, 30. November 2008

I think possibly there are 2 bike 'events' happening in Hua Hin this year. I just phoned some Thai guys from the Hua Hin Superbike Club who say the bike 'week' is on 5-6th Dec.

Then again, I've also read that there's one on the last week of November.

Yes RC, Hua Hin Bikerparty, Saturday December 6th.

hua hin bike week prachuap....6 december.contact khun ort vampiren081-1989621

Are they the same group of bikers that organises the 3 Nation Charity Rides? Or the Phuket Bike Week?

Would love to join them if they do.

no they have nothing to do with 3 nations or pbw.........different people altogether...........check out team 27 of phuket riders mc....or southern big bike or ride for peace on the net...............

Thanks guys. I am based in Phuket and BKK, shuttling a lot between these 2 places. To me it don't really matter where the MC is based cause I ride a lot. What I really need to know is if there is a website featuring list of all Thai based Motorcycle Clubs so I can check them out. I am 99%, not interested in Outlaws type of shit.

Has anyone here thought of establishing brand new, nationwide MC with chapters all over the country? I see CroBiker is working on it, any thoughts?

hi dirk ,go to a good book shop in bangkok and look for ride thailand magazine,,this will get you up to date a bit regarding the thai biker scene ...there is a brilliant bike scene in thailand with bike weeks on every month.......

I'm probably one of those non social types that so many of you don't understand. I happen to enjoy my own company and that of my Thai wife. My wife is a country girl. She doesn't own a dress or a tube of lipstick. She enjoys working on our two small farms and other than the actual tilling of the ground, I avoid the manual work.

Once a month or so, I meet up with a farang or two and have a few beers. My wife's family accept the fact that I'm a crotchety old fart and they respect my desire for privacy. Like most Thais, my wife is close to her family. Her family lives in the next village and my wife visits them on a daily basis. I'm perfectly content to stay at home. I have many projects to work on and don't get bored. This is my idea of a perfect retirement. I worked all my life looking forward to my laid back life style and I plan to enjoy it as long as I can. It's been several months since I wore long pants and shoes. I hope it is several more months before I have to dress uncomfortably.

hi gary how do you like living in loei province ? i have a rubber tree plantation in dan sai area ,tung nam sai ........heading back there in a few weeks again

Interesting....their 2008 Hayabusa is 630k compared to Teera's 790k. 160k price difference, enough to buy brand new Ninja 250.

that is some difference in price on hayabusa ,some one is robbing some one ,

hi can anyone tell me how is the prices of property going at the moment in thailand ? prices are dropping every where in europe and elsewhere now due to recession, is thailand the same ,im thinking about buying but would it be better to wait to 2009 and see will prices go down further,,im just talking about nice sized houses nothing too exclusive,im no millionaire......any info would be great thanks....

All the " nae sayers" on this forum will bombard your mind with the usual, rent dont buy, if u cant spell it dont sign it, blah de blah de blah!.

Now there is a well known fact that at the beginning of this week, a document was submitted to parliment regarding changes ownership methods of Thai property, a 90 day consultation period exists, so from start of Nov, Start of Feb should see a result. ( what result ? )

But i guess ther will be an influx of " members" or whatever, that "....if u have not seen the telly this week!

Does not matter what i put here, nae sayers will always put different.

So in answer to your opening question, the very simple answer is buy now before new legislation forces an increase by means of easier ownership and nothing else!!

Lenny why is it with you it ALWAYS buy now buy now ........! unbelievable...........talk about bias !

There is no reason for anyone to act quickly.................why ? because

NO ONE knows what else is coming regarding the financial crisis and IMO there is worse

to come........................in the first quarter of 2009 and even if there isnt

a crash here in LOS equally there will no rampaging increases in values...........why not rent and take your time

until the recovery is clearly visible which wont be next year

thanks midas i agree with you ,the full recession hasent hit eu

rope yet either ,id say around march/april we will be in the thick of it, thats why i posted the thread ,i thought to my self that i would be better to wait until well in 2009 before i make a move,thailand cant be any different to anywhere else regarding this economic downturn,,you couldnt give away houses at the moment here in ireland.ive seen houses drop from 1.4 million euro in dublin to 730.000 euro now.an half acre site in the country was getting up to 120.000 euro ,i bet by next june 50.000 will buy it.imagine paying 120 thousand euro before you lay a block-madness...

just found this overview:

http://www.chiangmaibikeweek.com/index.php...le&Id=62497

thanks gizmobkk some good info there cheers

The rules don't apply here. Buy to live and don't borrow to invest and you will be fine, your better off picking up housing that has bottomed out in UK, USA and OZ for bigger returns later

yes thanks zorro ,im buying to keep and not borrowing , im not going to be renting it ,im doing it for investment for my family to have it ,

hi can anyone tell me how is the prices of property going at the moment in thailand ? prices are dropping every where in europe and elsewhere now due to recession, is thailand the same ,im thinking about buying but would it be better to wait to 2009 and see will prices go down further,,im just talking about nice sized houses nothing too exclusive,im no millionaire......any info would be great thanks....

Since you are new here, do you understand that foreigners in Thailand can not own the land under the house?

Most of people on this forum have houses in their Thai wife's name, some have through company ownership (complicated and not very secure), some do tricks like 30 years lease back from their Thai wife.

Many (like me) bought a condo, that is ok in own name, no land involved

thanks for advice,im new to forum but not new to every other aspect ,i just havent moved there full time yet ,no panic on me for a while ,just wondering what the situation is like now ,id like sattahip area ,,,im goin back in 10 weeks for month and i will take good look around,,,,cheers

hi can anyone tell me how is the prices of property going at the moment in thailand ? prices are dropping every where in europe and elsewhere now due to recession, is thailand the same ,im thinking about buying but would it be better to wait to 2009 and see will prices go down further,,im just talking about nice sized houses nothing too exclusive,im no millionaire......any info would be great thanks....

Hi guys,

Ride Thailand magazine always has a good list of upcoming bike events As soon as the January edition of Ride Thailand magazine goes on sale I'll post what's up and coming

Happy Trails!

thanks bigbikebkk i get ride thailand all the time but did you ever notice they have reports on events that have already taken place but were never advertised in the magazine before hand .i think you need to be in good contact with some one who is in the know so to speak ,like jumeen of burapa mc ,if there is a bike week on the chances are he will be there.........it would be great if there was a thai bikers forum out there in english language...i know about gt rider before anyone says......

Hi rbrick49, that is the best looking trike I have seen for many years! Don't even think about taking it. Get a locker at Fort Knox and mothball it till you head back to OZ. Yer I know you said "come to Thailand to live" but ya never said forever!

thanks guys I love it to you reckon it would cost to much hey

regards ronnie

youd be better selling it at home and bring cash and get thorchops and kustoms in bkk to build you one again or hotrod in pattaya

Spin-off from this topic:

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/Heads-Up-Tee...et-t220013.html

I think it would be fair to have single topic for rating all big bike dealers in Thailand, my appologies if there is a similar thread somewhere out there.

What would be your best 3 choices upon taking following into consideration:

1. Variety - choice of bikes

2. Customer service - pre and after sale

3. Aftermarket parts, modifications etc

4. Ability to import latest models

5. Honesty - pre-sale bike condition, warranty, legality of "green book"

6. Price

Please let us know and if possible provide location info or link to their websites.

I hear good things about Red Baron but incidentaly never had dealings with them. Bought bikes from MOTOZONE BKK just before they runaway with customers money (I was lucky) and Teera who are turning from bad to worse at the moment.

the more i read all these stories im getting confused, you would think that buying a new bike from a main dealer that there would be no problems and all above board ......i would hate to get screwed out of money after paying good money for a new bike

hi all ,im heading back to thailand for jan/feb 09 ,10 weeks to go ,i m going to pattaya bike week ,but can any one tell me of other bike events on around this time ,i heard about lobo mc night of the wolf and lopburi country bike party but im not sure about dates,times etc..i was at phuket bike week in april and rayong motor show , any information would be greatly appreciated , thanks .

I'll admit it right away: I know nothing of Thai music.

What is hot?

What is popular?

What is good?

What are old time favorites?

Please enlighten me.

job 2 do ,thai reggae brilliant ,plays at all the bike weeks and more

I met few girls there, can't really remember their names. There was this girl who used to live in Papua NG, not sure if that is Lisa.

I was/am member of clubs in Europe, Malaysia and here in USA (currently working here) and unable to attend 3 nations charity ride which makes me really upset...oh well, better luck next time. You and me should definitely hook-up, let's talk via PM.

ok crobiker ,sure we can hook up, i will be back in thailand on 23 jan ,im going to pattaya bike week,and maybe lopburi bike party on 31 jan..

I lived in Malaysia for 8 years, down there street/sport bikers are very passionate and well organized. Since moving to Thailand in 2001 they have been teasing me about poor state of Thai superbike clubs. In fact I am not sure if there are any such clubs out there, all I see is easy rider, harley clubs etc.... The reason most of them refuse to come for Phuket Bike Week is because they feel kind of unwelcome.

Is there truely such club in Thailand, anyone? if yes, what activities are they involved with, namely charity, group rides etc?

there is a hundreds of bike clubs in thailand,there is a wide diversity of different style clubs ,get ride thailand magazine ,this has a list of all the clubs ,most mc clubs are chopper/harley based but plenty of sportsbike clubs too ,streetfighters havent really go going yet in thailand but i reckon it will only take a while and there should be mad looking bikes around. the thai bike scens is one of the best i ever seen,every one parties together ,if you live in phuket go to nickys handle bar ,he speaks good english ,he could give you some good advice..you cant just start up a club with any colour you want ,top n bottom rockers etc in case you might conflict with any one elses colours.the mad dog mc got trouble from ha in europe coz they used red n white,thats just example ......go to sports bike specific shops and you should meet up with other like minded heads.........

Thanks Barry, I know all these guys for years now. Same goes for every bike dealer too and there only handfull of big sport bike dealerships in Phuket and that includes BMW at Thepkasatri Rd.

In past I drove my Hayabusa to Nicky's and people over there looked at me as if I was to declare war on them. They didn't seem to welcome non-chopper riders. Bad attitude came mostly from beer bellied old farts, not younger ones. As far as me taking advice from these guys: consider the fact that I've been in MC's in Europe, USA and Malaysia for 22 years, hardly I could hear someting new from them.

Phuket MC and Sumon are much nicer people but hard to get in touch. Takes ages to get reply from them even if you inquiring to buy a bike let alone anything else.

hi crobiker ,yes i know sumon ,he is a nice guy ,he owns westcoast and ride thailand magazine ,do you know lisa russell too ? i was at phuket bike week in april im going back again for pattaya bike week in february and planning on going to lopburi on 31 jan big bike party there,what mc clubs were u in before ? i have a good friend in malaysia his name is atan locklaq of locklaq choppers,really nice guy very helpful,he introduced me to all the head bike people in the thai scene ,jumeen from burapa mc being the main man.heroes end mc is a big club in phuket now too ,3 nations charity bike party is on this weekend in surat tani ,iwas at this 2 years ago ,big crowds there too.....

I lived in Malaysia for 8 years, down there street/sport bikers are very passionate and well organized. Since moving to Thailand in 2001 they have been teasing me about poor state of Thai superbike clubs. In fact I am not sure if there are any such clubs out there, all I see is easy rider, harley clubs etc.... The reason most of them refuse to come for Phuket Bike Week is because they feel kind of unwelcome.

Is there truely such club in Thailand, anyone? if yes, what activities are they involved with, namely charity, group rides etc?

there is a hundreds of bike clubs in thailand,there is a wide diversity of different style clubs ,get ride thailand magazine ,this has a list of all the clubs ,most mc clubs are chopper/harley based but plenty of sportsbike clubs too ,streetfighters havent really go going yet in thailand but i reckon it will only take a while and there should be mad looking bikes around. the thai bike scens is one of the best i ever seen,every one parties together ,if you live in phuket go to nickys handle bar ,he speaks good english ,he could give you some good advice..you cant just start up a club with any colour you want ,top n bottom rockers etc in case you might conflict with any one elses colours.the mad dog mc got trouble from ha in europe coz they used red n white,thats just example ......go to sports bike specific shops and you should meet up with other like minded heads.........