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Help with tube size
Just recently got a bicycle just for a bit of fun with the kids. Like a mountain bike hybrid thing with very thin road tires....Not even sure of the size of the bike but tyres are marked 700 x 28c / 28-622 Do those measurements just denote the tire size and the tube size may come in a few options or that indicates exactly the tube I need? Just went to go out before and noticed the front tire has gone down a bit. I think its the old style dunlop valve where you unscrew the ring and you can pull the valve out / replace it. The ring was a little loose so maybe that's why some air came out. A few questions.... I used an adapter and my electric car tire pump and found I couldn't get the pressure much past 60....I think it should be closer to 100. It was ride-able but needed a tad more. Its a decent electric pump. Do they not have enough grunt to overcome the valve over 50-60? In any case I want to get a new tube and would prefer the Shrader / car type valve, simply because they are more common. I see most of these size tubes seem to have the Presta valves. Are these skinny tubes available with Shrader valves or only Presta? I see also when buying these tubes some have optional measurements of 40 / 48 / 60 / 80mm as well. Whats that about? Is that the length of the valve and why would that be important? Can anyone recommend a decent brand of tube. I'm not doing the Tour de France....so don't want a 1000 baht tube. Just something mid range better than a 40 baht Hong Dong China By the way I am a pretty big guy over 100kg....is this size wheel too thin for me or should be ok? When I first bought the bike the tires were hard as a rock and felt ok. The guy actually said the rims would take fatter tires if I preferred them. Its only for general road riding, relaxation not riding. What would be the max size (width) tire I could go to? Sorry for the dumb questions...clearly don't have a clue. Would appreciate someone taking the time to help or any advice 🙂 -
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Thai Tax Laws for Expats: the Practical Implications versus the Realities
Yes, as I have posted, there will be chaos. There will be members who know they have to pay some tax, but their local TRD Office will refuse to allow them to file. Perhaps if they went to another TRD Office, they would be allowed to do so. I'm sure such members will be very happy if down the track they are fined 2000 baht for not filing. -
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Thai Tax Laws for Expats: the Practical Implications versus the Realities
So it's a two way street at times. I can live with that. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 28 January 2025
Chiang Mai Moves Closer to UNESCO World Heritage Recognition File photo for reference only Chiang Mai, Thailand's northern gem and former capital of the Lanna Kingdom, is making strides towards becoming a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Officials from the Culture Ministry, Fine Arts Department, and Chiang Mai Province are finalizing the nomination dossier to present to UNESCO in Paris. This move could spotlight the city's global cultural significance. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1350135-chiang-mai-moves-closer-to-unesco-world-heritage-recognition/ -
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Challenging eviction from unit
Off the top of my head,, and knowing nothing whatsoever about Thai law, wouldn't it be easier to just move? -
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Chiang Mai Moves Closer to UNESCO World Heritage Recognition
File photo for reference only Chiang Mai, Thailand's northern gem and former capital of the Lanna Kingdom, is making strides towards becoming a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Officials from the Culture Ministry, Fine Arts Department, and Chiang Mai Province are finalizing the nomination dossier to present to UNESCO in Paris. This move could spotlight the city's global cultural significance. The nomination includes Chiang Mai's historic monuments, cultural landscapes, and key sites that echo more than 700 years of rich history. Notable landmarks such as Wat Phra That Doi Suthep, Doi Suthep-Pui National Park, Wat Chedi Luang, Wat Phra Singh, and the city’s ancient walls and gates are part of the proposal. These sites uniquely blend Buddhist traditions with the legacy of the Lanna Kingdom. Chiang Mai has been on UNESCO’s tentative list since 2015, and officials are preparing to submit the final nomination soon. This bid could lead Chiang Mai to join Thailand's five existing UNESCO-listed cultural properties, including the Historic City of Ayutthaya and the Historic Town of Sukhothai. If successful, such a designation would not only bring international recognition but also enhance efforts to preserve Chiang Mai’s historic sites and landscapes. Both locals and tourists are excited, hoping the status will bring more attention to the city’s cultural treasures. For now, the world watches as Chiang Mai takes a major step towards earning a place among UNESCO's most cherished heritage sites, celebrating its enduring beauty and historical significance. -- 2025-01-28
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