Show Us Your Ride!

[BambinA]

but dad and friends said.. bambi ..you're suck u 'd drive

you always hit with anything

it's hurt ,yah know

[jl_333]

Here's my contribution... 2000 911 carerra 2

Too many mods to list...

[Kringle]

Selling now. 1991 Honda 150 RR

Rebuilding a 1986 Kawasaki 900 Eliminator now and should look like this when finished.

Edited December 13, 2005 by Kringle

[lost_in_isaan]

.. something different, 02 BMW 5 series, riding on 19" hartges, hartge suspension, hamann exhaust etc.

[Thairish]

Here's my little Mazda..

[mitmig]

Toyota Tiger - I'm very satisfied with this car and the service from our dealer!

and my pride an joy!

HD Heritage softail special! Unfortunately it is rainig cats&dogs on Samui, so for the time being it is parked in our living room!

[dr.cruella]

I and my car

[mraitchison]

My bike in a magazine no less.

No BS

[moonoi]

This is my old Civic that I sold last friday Mugen 17" Rims and 4 exit port exhaust (and they all work too!)

[moonoi]

This is my old Civic that I sold last friday  Mugen 17" Rims and 4 exit port exhaust (and they all work too!)

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won't let me upload the file so heres a link instead

Civic RX

[tuky]

This is our machine or atleast a facsimile of.

This is what I would like as my own personal to and from the golf course toy.

Maybe in a few years

[Jai Dee]

This is what I would like as my own personal to and from the golf course toy.

Maybe in a few years

No room for the clubs in that mate...

Let alone the esky...

[tuky]

No room for the clubs in that mate... 

Let alone the esky... 

I have considered that one. It has two front seats both with foot wells and as for the esky (or chilly bin as you might know it ) there is a 7/11 every few hundred metres, cutting it fine but there is normally a Mum and Dad shop in between too.

[Butterfly]

How much those old 911 sell for ? no more than 2m I would expect ?

back home you can pick those for 700K Baht

Edited December 15, 2005 by Butterfly

[tuky]

How much those old 911 sell for ? no more than 2m I would expect ?

back home you can pick those for 700K Baht

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I would like to know that too Butterfly.

I have not gone into it too far as I would probably not walk away

[Gazza]

'98 Honda Transalp 400c.c.

A good little all-rounder for touring, commuting, shopping, hitting dirt roads etc.

'98 Harley Heritage.

Over 125K on the clock and has never let me down. It's taken me all over Thailand and is the most reliable and dependable bike I've ever owned. I would like to get a newer HD but what would be the point?

Also the wife's just bought a Honda Civic something or other. Look out your window or go to any car park and you'll see dozens just like hers. Hers is a light gold colour though, not the usual silver coloured ones.

[tuktukmike]

Wish i could afford a Porsche,

[Thaiboxer]

Wish i could afford a Porsche,

Is that tuk-tuk one of the propane powered ones or is it a gas engine?

I've had a few rides on tuk-tuks in downtown Bangkok for short distances. You don't see too many of them outside the downtown area though.

[chanchao]

Ha, here's my baby:

[Thaiboxer]

If you hooked up a trailer to that thing, you'd have a homemade bus

[astral]

I agree with the other posters who have the Toyota Sport Rider.

Great vehicle with lots of room.

Would go just about anywhere.

I miss mine. I sold it when I left Thailand.

[greenwanderer108]

I wanted to know what kind of vehicles people are riding around LOS in.  If you have a picture, lets see it!

Peace

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Yeputy Deputy!!!

No petrol required

[Skyline]

my little D16A Civic.......always surprises the hi-so subaru and EVO boys!

[ajahnlau]

HD Fat Boy. Real loud too. Remember loud pipes save lives.

[davethailand]

certainly do thunderheaders rule.

nice fat boy

[Butterfly]

Wish i could afford a Porsche,

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Hey actually this is a nice ride. Must be fun to drive. You are not driving this everyday, are you ?

[pluto_manibo]

Softail Heritage..had it for a while...wouldn't mind getting a newer Road King with twin cam 1450 cc.....

[Thaiboxer]

Pluto...that's a huge bike! How much does that thing weigh? Most of the bikes here are tiny compared to those in the US.

[pluto_manibo]

300 kilos ..lots of harleys around Pattaya....10 yrs ago there were maximum 20 ....now I estimate it to be around 300 in the Pattaya region.

[Thaiboxer]

300 kilos! That bike weighs more than most jet skis. It must give a smooth ride with all that weight on the tires. It would be a chore to pick it up if it got knocked over.