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Commuting in Bkk on a big bike.. A pain in the ...?

eeeya
eeeya
in Motorcycles in Thailand

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but it is a whale.

vespa is at least thin.

never consider forza for bankgkok traffic. and 350 k fo a 300 cc vespa? c'mon!

hope honda brings this:

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    Riding in Bangkok traffic has much to do with feeling comfortable and being able to focus - the short answer is if the 300 is causing you to question your choice, a change might be a good idea. I com

  • draftvader
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    A trolling post and, valid, responses have been deleted. It's really simple. This is a topic about commuting in bkk on a big bike in a forum about riding bikes in Thailand. If you have nothing cons

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Riding a large bike in any congested city is a pain in the arse.

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