First of all, this is not meant to be a "VS thread" where cruisers and sportbikers fight about which bikes are the best, e.t.c. I just thought it would be interesting to know what kind of bike the majority of Thaivisa forum dwellers are driving.

Me, I don't drive anything at the moment. I took my license a few years back and I got a second hand Triumph Bonneville at home. It is broken right now, and I am thinking about buying a bike in Thailand soon.. Kinda leaning towards a Kawasaki Vulcan 900 Custom or a Honda Shadow Spirit.

What do you drive? Or what will you be driving soon?

Honda CRF 250l I love the off road especially up here in Phetchabun loads of green lanes as we call them in England,but I also want a road bike,I'm toying with the idea of the CBR 500 next year.

Afraid I'm not very original. I've got a Ninja 650. My 4th one in Thailand.

you should include naked bikes

I bought my Honda CB500F at Honda Big Wing Pattaya in february (Honda Big Wing Bangkok had a three month's waiting list at the time). I love the bike, it's fantastic! :-)

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Sportsbike all the way for me but only on long rides, and yes it gets hot in traffic Got a D-tracker for local short rides, loads of fun!

^ Nice bike but that looks very warm for Thailand. But then again, the safety is worth it.

It would be nice if there was a way to connect air conditioning tubes to the outfit.

Now only PCX 150, sadly.

When my son was born I could see the writing on the wall, no more 2up 4 days touring trips on my 2002 Harley Road King so it had to go.

I miss the HD.

The PCX is very good/fun for city riding and I enjoy it despite being riding big bikes on/off for over 30 years.

One day maybe a big bike again, will never rule it out, a man got to have his dreams eh.

It's good I am not drunk now or I might start crying.

Honda click and kawasaki Z1000.

For work/shopping the Honda click. Anything else on the Honda cb400 easy to drive even here in Bkk

It is an old topic but lots of nice photos. http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/212678-what-bikes-you-ride-post-some-pics/

In Thailand I ride a 650 Kawi ER6n In the U.S. I have a 1000 Kawasaki & a 1100 Kawi. Just got the carbon fiber wrap finished on the ER6n. It took 4 hours to correct all the screw ups BP racing did on it in Pattaya & another hour to redo the electrics & replace 3 bolts that blew off the bike from not being tightened. Give BP a miss if you like your bike!

I've never driven a motorcycle in my life. In have driven many cars, pick-ups, tractors, trucks and a diesel locomotive on a freight train once....but only for about 10 minutes!

Ask me how many motorcycles I have owned or.....ridden!

Ps: My bad, I should have said 'operated' a diesel locomotive on a freight train once....but only for about 10 minutes! One word and I destroy the whole logic of the sentence.

^ Nice bike but that looks very warm for Thailand. But then again, the safety is worth it.

It would be nice if there was a way to connect air conditioning tubes to the outfit.

I've got war wounds all over, safety first! Its actually not bad when you get up to a decent speed, also protects my legs from the engine heat, painful even in jeans at low speeds.

Soon to be upgraded but still enjoying my Ninja 650.
In this Poll such a bike is classed as a sport cruiser, not a sport bike, yet i was the first to post a vote lol

I recently bought a ZX-14R:

Getting ready to buy and build an MSX-125 for around town (possibly one like this):

Almost finished rebuilding this one

This is better for long trips

Nothing like a Honda CBR 600

And nothing like a Z1000 hehe.

Honda click 125 and Yamaha SR400.

Love those SR400s

A few here in pattaya.

This is better for long trips

Looks like you changed up the exhaust Looks great!!!!!!!!!!

Cbr500r for every kind of riding from commuting to touring to very mild trails everyday!

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Smallest Street Bike I have owned but

I enjoy it.

My first real bike. Classic look and not too big for bkk traffic

SR400

My

Love my SR 400, small enough to get around in traffic