I have no idea of the locations of motorcycle shops in Bangkok.

Are they grouped next to each other , or is there an easy way to locate them.

An area i should look for example. Sky train stop Or Bus station terminal, Morcit ,Ekkamai or Sth.

I am looking for a large motorcycle must have the all important green book and be legal for Thailand.

Honda CB750 or Steed 600cc, Kawa Zephyr 650,750,900. just to name a few.

Not the cafe racer style of sports bike.

Any help would be great.

Recomendations good and bad dealers as well

I have no idea of the locations of motorcycle shops in Bangkok.

Are they grouped next to each other , or is there an easy way to locate them.

An area i should look for example. Sky train stop Or Bus station terminal, Morcit ,Ekkamai or Sth.

I am looking for a large motorcycle must have the all important green book and be legal for Thailand.

Honda CB750 or Steed 600cc, Kawa Zephyr 650,750,900. just to name a few.

Not the cafe racer style of sports bike.

Any help would be great.

Recomendations good and bad dealers as well

Here are a couple of them.

Red Baron

Siam Superbike

Dr. B

I have no idea of the locations of motorcycle shops in Bangkok.

Are they grouped next to each other , or is there an easy way to locate them.

An area i should look for example. Sky train stop Or Bus station terminal, Morcit ,Ekkamai or Sth.

I am looking for a large motorcycle must have the all important green book and be legal for Thailand.

Honda CB750 or Steed 600cc, Kawa Zephyr 650,750,900. just to name a few.

Not the cafe racer style of sports bike.

Any help would be great.

Recomendations good and bad dealers as well

Here are a couple of them.

Red Baron

Siam Superbike

Dr. B

I lost the thread recently with Siam Superbike. Is Peter back trading again ?

Hi mcfan

Here you go: http://www.geocities.com/bkkriders/shops/hd.html

At the moment the only shop I'd recommend would be Red Baron. Sound bikes there.

I have no idea of the locations of motorcycle shops in Bangkok.

Are they grouped next to each other , or is there an easy way to locate them.

An area i should look for example. Sky train stop Or Bus station terminal, Morcit ,Ekkamai or Sth.

I am looking for a large motorcycle must have the all important green book and be legal for Thailand.

Honda CB750 or Steed 600cc, Kawa Zephyr 650,750,900. just to name a few.

Not the cafe racer style of sports bike.

Any help would be great.

Recomendations good and bad dealers as well

I am selling a 2000 Honda Varadero XL1000V. It is a sport touring bike. Green book and insurance included.

Let me know if you are interested. I live in BKK. The bike is in Chiang Mai at my second apartment. I have more pictures available.

I have no idea of the locations of motorcycle shops in Bangkok.

Are they grouped next to each other , or is there an easy way to locate them.

An area i should look for example. Sky train stop Or Bus station terminal, Morcit ,Ekkamai or Sth.

I am looking for a large motorcycle must have the all important green book and be legal for Thailand.

Honda CB750 or Steed 600cc, Kawa Zephyr 650,750,900. just to name a few.

Not the cafe racer style of sports bike.

Any help would be great.

Recomendations good and bad dealers as well

Here are a couple of them.

Red Baron

Siam Superbike

Dr. B

I lost the thread recently with Siam Superbike. Is Peter back trading again ?

I would not touch Siam Superbike with a bargepole..............not after what they did to him.

if you have time to go window shopping.

head over taksin bridge (krung thonburi rd) a few kilms up at the first intersection on your left is a yard with a number of larger bikes.

then turn right down to Wong Wiang Yai roundabout,

go up Phetkasem rd.

turn right into Charan Sanitwong rd,

along there after 1klm approx are a lot of bike shops,

quite a few with bigger bikes, but from japan, nothing too exotic.

most i believe are imported as knock-downs from japan.

Thanks

Mark lamai

Thats the type of information i am after how to get to the bike shops.

I have a list of names and addresses but cant find a good street map.

Once again thank you for your help.

And every body else the information given is is great cheers,

Thanks

Mark lamai

Thats the type of information i am after how to get to the bike shops.

I have a list of names and addresses but cant find a good street map.

Once again thank you for your help.

And every body else the information given is is great cheers,

there are at least 3 big bike shops on srinakarin road

1 at secon square(on road to driving range) the other 2 on same side as secon but heading backwards 1 or 2 kms

the best way to get to the shops on Srinakarin is to go out New Petburi and turn right at Srinakarin, they're both on the left.

There's also one shop on the northwest corner of Klong Tan intersection. Nice guy owns the place and will tell you if the paperwork is dodgy (at least, he told me).

I have a Yamaha 650, that needs servicing. I used to go to a shop on Udomsuk but the guy closed now suddenly. Anyone know a reliable place for servicing. I need one soon as the bike hasnt been used in a year. Please email me at [email protected]

cheers