Motorbike Park Arcade Bus Station

[womblejamie]

Does anyone know how much it is for the the motorbike parks around the Arcade Bus Station? Is it safe? The bike is nothing special worth just want to save on taxi fares by riding there myself next week when I go away for 5 days.

[harrry]

Why not take the whitebus to the Bus Station?

[rickthailand]

there are many shop houses where you can park you bike safe. it costs 10 bath per day i used them many times never had a problem

rick

[StevieH]

think it's 10 baht per day mate. and it's about as safe as you're likely to get, i've never had any problems there. leave your helmet locked to your bike too and no bother.

[PeaceBlondie]

Done it; no problem. Car, likewise. 24/7.

[envirogirl]

10 baht per day - also done it many times with no problems.

[womblejamie]

Why not take the whitebus to the Bus Station?

Because I live in Hang Dong thanks all for the replies

[Thulemin]

What about the keys? Do you unlock the motorbike and keep the keys, or do you have to hand them to the owner of the shop? You never had a problem so I'll rely on it, but I wouldn't feel too comfortable about leaving my bike AND my keys...

Btw, what would actually happen if the bike is stolen? Is the shop responsible for it or you just have to say "mai bpen rai" with a forced smile ?

[uptheos]

What about the keys? Do you unlock the motorbike and keep the keys, or do you have to hand them to the owner of the shop? You never had a problem so I'll rely on it, but I wouldn't feel too comfortable about leaving my bike AND my keys...

Btw, what would actually happen if the bike is stolen? Is the shop responsible for it or you just have to say "mai bpen rai" with a forced smile ?

What bike?

[StevieH]

What about the keys? Do you unlock the motorbike and keep the keys, or do you have to hand them to the owner of the shop? You never had a problem so I'll rely on it, but I wouldn't feel too comfortable about leaving my bike AND my keys...

Btw, what would actually happen if the bike is stolen? Is the shop responsible for it or you just have to say "mai bpen rai" with a forced smile ?

just leave your bike ignition switched off and take your keys with you, the little blokeys there wheel your bike off amongst the hundreds of others left there. have never heard of one being stolen from there and have never had the slightest problem myself, so don't know.