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Avoiding Bangkok.

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On 8/17/2018 at 7:56 PM, Andrew Dwyer said:

I’m on IOS , I last received an update on Aug 11, but still no mc .

 

EDIT: just googled it and it came to Android first with no mention of when, or if, it’s coming to IOS emoji20.png

Sorry. You're right, mine was android.

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  • If it where me, even with Sat Nav on the bike  90 % chance I'd miss a turn off and end up in bloody Bangkok....one time (in a car, no sat nav)  got lost on the elevated express ways for hours eventual

  • Easy to do mapping out a route on google maps.

  • You open Google Maps, put Pattaya to Chiang Mai, click options and select no high ways and no toll roads. Then you are presented with 3 options, two of these don't go through Bangkok

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Hoping to get some advice on the most comfortable (not the fastest) way of riding from Pattaya to Chiang Mai -  but avoiding Bangkok! (That is our main criteria.)

It doesn't matter if we take 3 or 4 days just as long as we can avoid the heavy traffic areas. We both ride Classic bikes where 80/90 ks is our most comfortable speed. We do not have prizes for 'first there'. We like to smell the roses.

Can't tell from Pattaya to BKK but :

 

Up north between Uttaradit / Phrae and Lampang road 11 is a must go ! then road 11 again lampang to Chiang Mai ! Plenty of fun in there.

How long do you think you can drive in one day ? Are you an experienced driver ? ever drove such long distrances in TH ?

 

For the "comfort" it depends, some would prefer to drive mostly on 2x2 separated lanes (at least you know no-one from the opposite side is gona overtake in your face), some prefer secondary roads ... not for me, between the savages U-TURNs / overtaking / crossing dogs / holes & bumps in the road can be real exhausting.

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