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I recommend Michelin Sporty, they set me back 3000 baht for the pair.

hey

Have a look a this Thai website...plenty of cheap GTO's:

http://www.truck2han...arify=&user_id=

good luck

Thanks a lot

I looked at their website already, but can't find anything about that.

And I think they would ask more than 10,000.

You need to call them. The GTOs were about 10.000b.

Call Pariya 089 201 8147

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Been trying to call that number for two days now, but nobody answers.

I not think that number still works, you better try the office 02-3880868 (let somebody who speaks Thai call first, and let him/her ask for somebody who can speak English... works like a charm)

And again you are wrong, the number worked perfectly fine and the guy (Thai guy) spoke very good English.

Here a picture which we obtained from a photographer who does work for Honda Thailand now-and-then... The original picture shows that it's marked as a Honda CB300R.

The picture is likely a fake, while the machine is actually real - it's doubtful that it'll be introduced in Thailand or that it's manufactured in Thailand

I hope the 500 looks like that too, then it's a definite buy for me.

Been trying to call that number for two days now, but nobody answers.

Got a call back today.

They had those GTO's a long time ago and they are all gone.

So, does anyone have new leads?

Not so long ago I saw Tiger Motor Co. Ltd (who made the Kawasaki GTO) to sell a few referbished Kawasaki GTO's ...Maybe they have still a some...

http://www.tigermotor.co.th/index.php

I looked at their website already, but can't find anything about that.

And I think they would ask more than 10,000.

You need to call them. The GTOs were about 10.000b.

Call Pariya 089 201 8147

sent from my ..................#

Been trying to call that number for two days now, but nobody answers.

I would take the test here and learn the hard way on some thing like a 125.

That's what I did :-)

man, gto is for porters and carrying gas cylinders here in Bangkok, are you sure?

As you will be count as one of them on the roads:)

My previous bike here in BKK was a GTO. Very thrustworthy bike and took my on lots of trips around Thailand.

I did not ask for any opinions on the bike, I asked for leads to buy a decent one for about 10,000 baht. Maybe I do want to start my own courier service. Remember, GTO stands for Gas Transfer Only. And don't worry about my pillion, I got my other bike for that, the bike people do like to see on group rides.

Not so long ago I saw Tiger Motor Co. Ltd (who made the Kawasaki GTO) to sell a few referbished Kawasaki GTO's ...Maybe they have still a some...

http://www.tigermotor.co.th/index.php

I looked at their website already, but can't find anything about that.

And I think they would ask more than 10,000.

I am looking for a Kawasaki GTO in a decent state with a green book.

Not looking for a showroom state model. Willing to pay up to 10,000 baht.

I live in Bangkok.

Any leads are welcome.

What's the price of these?

This only applies to people who apply for a tourist visa at the Thai embassy in their home country or any country for that matter.

This does not apply to tourists who arrive and get the normal 30 day stamp.

This is not too hurt tourism, it is just another way to make it harder for all the people working here illegally, without work permit and non-immigrant visa.

This whole thing is only valid for teachers, because there are too many Johnny Nobrains coming to Thailand because they can get a job here as an English teacher.

If you have the right qualifications, you won't have any problems.

You guys are a funny bunch, believing everything you read in the papers and venting your own ideas and opinions about a fact you have no clue about.

My girlfriend's brother is actually based at this camp.

Yes, the guns went missing, but shortly after this they caught the culprits and recovered everything.

No reds, yellows, blues or greens involved.

First you should all get some facts before posting.

When you look at the website, a lot of the girls look Thai. Or maybe that is just me.

http://www.baby-1001.com/eng/model.htm

I love it how they always give you full names and pictures in Thailand

Would never happen in Europe.

The Queen Victoria Pub in Sukhumvit soi 23 has free wi-fi and is fairly quiet during the day.

There is a Dell store in the Digital Gateway at Siam Square.

You walk right into it from the Siam BTS station.

Go to Chamchuri Square, the shopping mall at Sam Yan MRT station.

At the top floor is the big book store.

Let me elaborate little better on the amount of donation.

When one goes to temple and wants to be blessed by a monk(water splash and a small pray), one must bring a basket(donation) the cheapest one is 100 baht. This blessing takes approx 30-45 seconds and one first gives the donation.

So if for 1 min the donation is 100 baht, for an hour donation would be around 600+

Angelina Jolie paid around 10 000 baht for her tattoo, right now if you want same from the same guy it will cost 30 000.

But this is commercial price, so for donation for same size tattoo from a monk the correct amount would be 2000-3000

Now this is a load of nonsense.

I paid 600 baht for my first one, and that was actually too much.

For my second one I paid 400 baht, I gave them a 500 baht note and they gave me 100 change.

I refused the change, but they really wanted me to have it, so i took it back.

And yes, they are of really good quality.

First one took 1,5 hours, second one took 1 hour.

My 2 cents (or satang)

Maybe you can try to live a little.

The tattoos are meant to protect you, so you won't get any diseases from it.

If you don't believe this, then you shouldn't get sak yant.

It's as simple as that.

Visit Putthamonthon in Nakhon Pathom province, only 30 km west of BKK.

Chanthaburi to the east is very nice too.

I am a Belgian national speaking four languages, Dutch as my mother tongue, French, English and German.

I have a translation degree and several years of experience as a freelance and in-house translator.

I am looking for a job in translation, localization or linguistics.

Contact me and I will send you my resume.

This made me laugh very hard, thanks for bringing light to a lazy Sunday

Once open every 33 years and you just happened to be there on that day, poor tourists that came a day later, they missed it, have to wait another 33

Also what you hear a lot is the "special Buddha day". Only today, special price, just go back the next day and, surprise surprise, it is a "special Buddha day" again.

Just keep your wits about you, don't fall for these "subtle" scams.

In your home country, would you ever play the game with one ball hiding under one of three cups? I guess you won't, then don't do it here too.

I wish I was born a scammer and travelled to Thailand, I would be so rich by now

Some people really leave their brain at home when they go on a holiday.

So have a nice "special Buddha day" everyone.