What Bikes Are Available In Thailand Around 400 - 500 Cubics?

[expatsupreme]

I like some Kawasaki stuff, like 250 dtracker, but is there something similar to 400 KTM stuff?

Around 200000?

That could co off terrain too if needed?

I think kawasaki stuff is too slow and not have enough power, dtracker must be awful and cant never be compared to KTM stuff

Edited December 10, 2012 by expatsupreme

[expatsupreme]

I just watched some videos first for klx 250 than for kx 250, what a difference in power, seems like kx is like 10 times faster if you ask me

[NomadJoe]

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/233595-new-models-for-the-thai-market-pinned-topic/

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/241191-the-motorbike-directory-project/

http://www.motorcycle.in.th/staticpages/index.php/Motorcycle-prices-in-Thailand

[karlos]

You're right, the D-Tracker can never be compared to a KTM that costs 3 times more..........

You're better off looking for something secondhand that has a KTM badge, the speed you require and for the price you wish to spend, said bikes can be found over on MOYC.COM

[AllanB]

At some point in the future I would like to upgrade from my TA200, as it is quite hard work even on a short trip. A friend of mine has a Honda Steed which looks great, but it appears spares are difficult to get and his worn carb is not available anywhere. So he is bit buggad.

Are there any S/H 400cc bikes in Thailand with a good supply of parts available here?

[monty]

Off road/enduro not much choice over 250 cc.

Kwacker has the 600 range at an affordable 250 something thousand, lots of 2nd hand stuff around...bot no enduro/super moto models...

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