http://www.2bangkok.com/2bangkok/buildings/cycle/cycle.shtml

http://www.2bangkok.com/2bangkok/buildings/cycle/cycle.shtml

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They can't even secure the footpaths for pedestrians, so to expect bicyle paths to be functioning is a bit optimistic.

Must say I am pretty impressed with the elevated connection from Asoke to Lumpini park, though. Great for cycling from Sukhumvit to Lumpini withough being exposed to traffic. Once you get used to smell from the open sewer on the Asoke-Soi 2 Section of the path, that is.

Edited October 26, 200520 yr by WhiteShiva

The elevated section is fabulous

The elevated section is fabulous

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weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

I thought I heard some people saying that all the roads in Thailand had 'cycle paths' on them.

Maybe I just mis-heard them.

Edited October 26, 200520 yr by Gazza

I thought I heard some people saying that all the roads in Thailand had 'cycle paths' on them. 

Maybe I just mis-heard them.

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Maybe they were mumbling and they didn't say "cycle paths" they actually said "psychopaths"....as in "All the roads in Thailand have psychopaths on them!!"

Edited October 26, 200520 yr by chownah

Gazza, don't you just love it when that happens.

Gazza,  don't you just love it when that happens. 

Yep! I've hooked me a biggun'. Get ready with the landing net and camera.

Must say I am pretty impressed with the elevated connection from Asoke to Lumpini park, though.  Great for cycling from Sukhumvit to Lumpini withough being exposed to traffic.  Once you get used to smell from the open sewer on the Asoke-Soi 2 Section of the path, that is.

Yes!! You got the stink of the sewer coming from the one side and the stink of whatever they're spraying on the tobacco at the Monopoly coming from the other. When you pass out make sure not to fall in the water.

Cycling in the city can be a lot of fun.