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i no longer recall the procedure to buy a bike,

and in addition, i think i never bought a private own bike before.

so after getting a resident paper for buying bike, what do i do,

and what is the nearest place to change book to my name ?

lastly, if that place to change name is on the road towards rayong,

may i please have directions through the darkside ?

cause i think i would end up on the highway if i try the north pattaya route

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26 minutes ago, papa al said:

About any bike dealership  could handle it.

Or vehicle inspection station.

Ubiquitous.

speaking of inspection station:

is that place still there just right before banglok pattaya hospital ?

is there any other place you had in mind ?

also: if i take my chances to drive through dark side

to get to dlt on the road to rayong,

should i turn left or right when i get out on that road ?

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