I'm looking for a good, reliable motorcycle mechanic to work on my 2 stroke NSR 150SP. English speaking would be a plus, but it all comes down to his skills.

Any recommendations?

Until about 2 years ago most motorcycles were 2 stroke, so any

mechanic should be able to help you.

Check out the main dealer, or come down to Sri Racha, to the shop on the left

hand corner of the main street, junction with the main Sukhumvit Road.

Soi Siam Country club about 50 meters east of the railroad tracks on the left hand side. Small shop, excellent mechanic. Doesn't speak much english, but he understands.

siam racing opposite mini siam on sukhamvit.

The boss is Scott and he's shit hot

Tell him Dave said he's a fat northern git.

siam racing opposite mini siam on sukhamvit.

The boss is Scott and he's shit hot

Tell him Dave said he's a fat northern git.

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Dave - he is a fat northern git!

But he's good on big bikes.

siam racing opposite mini siam on sukhamvit.

The boss is Scott and he's shit hot

Tell him Dave said he's a fat northern git.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Dave - he is a fat northern git!

But he's good on big bikes.

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True, He's just re tuned mine, maybe i can sell it now.

siam racing opposite mini siam on sukhamvit.

The boss is Scott and he's shit hot

Tell him Dave said he's a fat northern git.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Dave - he is a fat northern git!

But he's good on big bikes.

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

True, He's just re tuned mine, maybe i can sell it now.

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Thx guys for the great info again. I found a shop on Sukhumvit by Pattaya Klang, thaiowned, clean wrkshop and has alot of tools..plus he can speak english. Seems to know what he's doing, but I'll wait and see when I pick up the bike 2nite!