Kwasaki

Having riden in UK and going track days also racing 150 kph is not that fast to me in the right place.

Thats not me I'm English at 65 I was riding all over Thailand on my Versys 650. Nice bike but lacked in speed for what I like in acceleration. My Blade old but a great bike and 255 on nice roads is my limit these days.

Been riding all my life from 4 yr. Was doing track days and racing up to 57 yr old until I came to Thailand. I will keep riding as long as I am physically possible to do so. I'm 75 this year and still looking forward to riding my supersport bike at 85.

There are so many talented players I envy the way they can play. Bass guitar it about my limit. ????

Who cares what the USA considers.

It was easy no questions you just fill out a form and you get a copy, the rate was reasonable. My bank is not far from me so I use it rather than on-line just felt secure with a large amount to me.

Classical Acoustic guitar.

Sent money to UK via a visit tomy Bkk bank branch with swift and filled out some forms, it was not expensive I prefered it as I felt it was much more secure doing that way.

R/R's are easily tested on a simple multimeter can't see what the shop you take your bike to has much of a problem. There's many aftermarket Reg/Rec available to order that are far superior to OEM ones. On my old Honda R/R's were weak I replaced my buying from a RR shop in UK.

Well hope he listens to you, its hard to get through to some non-mechanical DIY people.

There's lots of bumps in roads already where some crooked companies have been paid to do a new road surface.

Private health insurance can give some people peace of mind until you start claiming, what they say and what they do later on in your life goal posts start moving.

I get cars pulling out in front of me when I'm on my bike or on my scoot on narrow roads it goes both ways.

I'm not astonished in anyway just wary of it happening most of the time.

I think I heard something similar 20 years ago .

Zebra crossings have flashing amber Belisha Beacons and are not the same set up as the original crossing started in UK. The nearest thing that associates them to a UK crossing is what Thais call them " Zebra Path ".

Only foreignes call em Zebra crossings they are not called that in Thai.

As far as I know is only me that wears a helmet in our family unless they go to the main town and they wear all sorts of rubbish helmets. You canonly try different makes and maybe get lucky as said high expensive helmets do different shapes and sizes. My HS2 helmet from a Honda shop fits perfect but I still needed to pad some more in places.

Yeah my HC2 helmet fits my bonce great but not enough padding in the front side chin areas so 1 spongy washing up pad each side under lining does the trick.

Well either find a way to remove the foam padding to suit and re-tailor the lining in place or go search for different helmet make.

Dunno where you insure I'm with Roojai and pay 8,500 baht a year by an arranged 10 monthly instalments plan which includes CTPL. I volunteer a 10,000 baht excess payment if it's my fault. My truck is covered for 495,000 baht.

GS, S1000, CBR1000RR SP. Unless your car is new.

Resell value.

Maybe because the car is valued less than his bike whatever it is.

Yeah no problem everyone isn't the the same shaped head a little adjusting to make the helmet comfortable is a good thing.