My friend would like to transport her Honda Wave from Bangkok to Pattaya.

Any ideas and pricing?
 

https://www.tielandtothailand.com/shipping-motorcycle-thailand-mail-post-office/

Is your friend a Thai person?

Any friends/acquaintances having a pickup?

Thailand post. Quick easy, professional and reliable. 

Take it to a main post office with passport and green book, they will send it to a post office in pattaya or house (post office cheaper). Not sure of fee sorry as not done that route but have done others and never an issue. 

2 hours ago, Cricky said:

My friend would like to transport her Honda Wave from Bangkok to Pattaya.

Any ideas and pricing?
 

The price of a tank of fuel. Hop on it and ride it on over.

Thailand Post. Ask for "Logistpost" at the counter where they sell cardboard boxes.

7 hours ago, novacova said:

The price of a tank of fuel. Hop on it and ride it on over.

Not everybody's cup of tea.

Honda Wave is not that comfy long distance ride 

But if need is big I would do it.

~150 km, starting at the very first light of dawn.

No speeding, 40 km/h.

 

On the other hand: do she/he have a trusted person to engage as rider?

Pay rider 500 Baht plus getting back with taxi or the like.

Train , 

Strange as it may seem, I know a couple of people who have taken a small bike like a wave to the post office, and mailed it..Apparently not expensive and its quick.

If you search or ask in this group you will find reliable door to door services

 

https://www.facebook.com/groups/foreignridersThailand/?ref=share

Example of one 

 

Drive it.  Seriously!  I have a click 160, took me about 3 hours from Pattaya to Bangkok. It was a nice ride. Stop eat enjoy the ride.

We did it several years ago by bus. Cheap. We rolled it up and they hoisted it into a storage area on the side of the bus.

19 hours ago, NickyLouie said:

Train , 

I don't think possible on the Eastern Line.

It would not be a bad way to see the country, I think. You can drive for an hour or two, get off, get some food, and look around.

 

I agree there are better ways to travel but it is not the worst.  I would try to stay off the main expressway thaough

I think you will find LalaMove the cheapest, especially if you don't want to wrap it up like the post office requires.

 

Door to door, about 1000 baht presently, I believe.

 

You have to download the app.

On 6/13/2025 at 2:41 PM, NickyLouie said:

Train , 

Easily the best option.