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Do you own a Bike ?

moose7117
in Motorcycles in Thailand

Do you own a bike ? 73 members have voted

  1. 1. If you posted on the "Is it safe to ride a bike in Thailand" poll, please answer . and tell us what sort of Motorcycle/scooter.

    • NO
      8%
      6
    • Yes, In my home country
      5%
      4
    • Yes, Scooter in Thailand.
      45%
      32
    • Yes big Bike with possibly a scooter in Thailand
      40%
      28

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16 minutes ago, richard_smith237 said:

Its one of those things which would be impossible to prove... But, I would hazard a guess and suggest that with the onset of Electric Vehicles - specifically Electric Motorcycles which would run silent we may see an increase in a certain type of accident caused by a car which could be blamed solely on inattention of ones surroundings.... 

In my condominium some people have (part) electric cars, i.e. Mercedes.

I had it more than one time that I walked in the parking area and I was surprised that suddenly, without any sound, there was a big car near me. I would prefer if they would make some "motor" noise. As an alternative loud music in the car would do the job.

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