Travelmate
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Also prolly realized how inadequate a 17" front is in dirt......
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Three sexy Triumph Tigers and me on the wee V
Call me a Cheap Charlie but I take such satisfaction riding a bike that is 1/2 to 1/5 the price of my riding buddies when I am able to have the exact same amount of fun and excitement. You could buy 2 and half new Ninja 650R's for what one of my friends paid in tax alone for his new BMW S1000RR.
I sincerely hope you do get the same exact amount of fun and excitement.
As the Triumph offers plenty of it.
I also owned a Kawasaki that costs 5 times as much as yours. I sincerely doubt you had as much fun as I did on that bike.
besides it not the value that matters, it the unique character of each particular brand that has to offer.
Your idea of excitement differs from what others perceive it to be.
Enjoy your ride whatever it may be.
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Rain hate the stuff!
Avoid it as much as possible!!
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I find them to be very welcoming and offer great service and always make time for you.
They will search products for you if not shown on the shop floor.
I remember they search high and low in their stock room just for an oil filter.
Red Baron get the thumbs up from me.
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Tis a nice bike and a worthy match to the Mighty Triumph Tiger.
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What was your weapon of choice Alex?
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they become aware of my approach. They do one of two things. Move over and is grateful for the signal. The other, they stay put and ignore you. Then you are forced to queue up behind in moving traffic until a suitable space is available to maneuver past.
Is there something you wish to elaborate on the use of the horn?
You mentioned it is utterly stupid and unsafe to "beep" scooters......
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I think it's better to ride a little faster than the flow of traffic.
Controlling and eliminating dangers & hazards as you go along.
Always try to keep space around you.
And give all scooters a solid "beep" to get them out of your way!
Hmmm, did you perhaps forget to think there? This is a post commenting on how to keep safe on your motorcycle
So, you are on a motorcycle and you think that it is safe to give all scooters a solid beep to keep them out of your way
That sounds utterly stupid and not safe at all to me. Care to elaborate on safe in which way and for who?
Most are poorly maintained and most are ridden without proper training.
Therefore they are a menace to other road users. Most wander over to other lanes without looking. Most turn without indication. Most as simply put are a hazard.
Thus a solid "beep"to let them know you are there. They move over and usually flash you a smile as you pass by.
The good ones do stay out of the way as they are not impeding others.
You forgot to answer who you consider your action safe for...
I wonder why?
Creating a "beep" would make others aware of you.
Going silent can work. But it's good to remind some, there are other users on the road.
It keeps primarily I and secondly others safer to a degree.
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I think it's better to ride a little faster than the flow of traffic.
Controlling and eliminating dangers & hazards as you go along.
Always try to keep space around you.
And give all scooters a solid "beep" to get them out of your way!
Hmmm, did you perhaps forget to think there? This is a post commenting on how to keep safe on your motorcycle
So, you are on a motorcycle and you think that it is safe to give all scooters a solid beep to keep them out of your way
That sounds utterly stupid and not safe at all to me. Care to elaborate on safe in which way and for who?
Most are poorly maintained and most are ridden without proper training.
Therefore they are a menace to other road users. Most wander over to other lanes without looking. Most turn without indication. Most as simply put are a hazard.
Thus a solid "beep"to let them know you are there. They move over and usually flash you a smile as you pass by.
The good ones do stay out of the way as they are not impeding others.
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I think it's better to ride a little faster than the flow of traffic.
Controlling and eliminating dangers & hazards as you go along.
Always try to keep space around you.
And give all scooters a solid "beep" to get them out of your way!
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I never bring myself to wear yellow corn even if it was blacked out.
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Not a bad vid.
Done that sort of riding many times in LOS.
Not easy to find riders with the similar set of riding skills.
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To the OP if you like to ride.
Then start riding and create threads about them.
Hopefully over time you will have a large enough group with the same interests and time away from home.
I have done 45,000kms in two years of riding around Thailand.
It not easy to get a group together, as most have commitments. To work, families, and other matters.
I also pop down the road for coffee and a chat. It still doesn't make me less of a biker. Just a chance to fire up the ole' girl and take her for a quick spin.
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Sorry, meant to insert media not a link. Here you go. Unreal eh?
Darn...Vids like these should be banned.
makes it very tempting to get the ZX10R.
When will Kawasaki Thailand start selling the ZX10R?
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I stop.
I luv giving money to the Police.
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Diesel in a gasoline vehicle not to bad.
It when you put gasoline in a diesel engine. Disaster! Can cost a fortune (pun intended) if you're unlucky.
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I don't get it. 1,000 baht fine??
I have been caught three times by those cameras and was served a penalty via mail. each one was 400 baht.
One of which was for a 170 km/h speeding offence.
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One pair of Draggin jeans already sold.
Which one? The oilskin or the standard?
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40% front
60% for rest of the windows
illegal to tint windscreen.
only a retard will tint at 80%
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Boxers totally unsuited to the Thai climate.
Furthermore you should look into getting her spayed, not breeding........
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Insurance is invalid on a non registered bike.
of course it is
and since it is not road legal, using a non road legal vehicle you are automaticly at fault involved in an accident, releases major bail claims, not the ordinary 200.000 baht
Not correct.
I had an accident with an imported bike just weeks after I received it,registration was in progress but still 8 months away it would show out.Some car crashed into the rear of my bike.Insurance payed for the damage,about 18000 Baht,within a week.Police was involved.
You are not automatically in fault with a non road legal vehicle,same as an underage non-license holder is not automatically in fault.In the western world yes,in Thailand there are different laws.
Incorrect.
Yours is being registered and thus legally recognised by the Transport dept.
A NON registered motorised vehicle used on a public road cannot be insured.
Ssr Blast To Chacheongsao, October 24Th, 2011
in Motorcycles in Thailand
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Cheap Charlie!!