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    Quote Originally Posted by Rigger
    I have a mate that is looking for a Trike in Thailand, One with a VW or any other sort of car engine, Any ideas
    Buy a VW and take off one of the wheels.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rigger View Post
    Your the man HB congrats
    Better give that one to the wife onces your confident on it and buy a bigger one
    That is what the wife is thinking. Got a lead on a 1200cc for B550,000.

    I have to add this. I am not an expert with big bikes. The only Harley I have ever owned is a Rapido 125cc. After living in Thailand for over a decade I have got use to my Honda Wave or Yamaha.

    Had a few beers the other day and decided to fire up my Hog. Going down a sorta safe soi I opened up the throttle in 1st gear. The power was intense.

    When I sobered up the next day, I realized how lucky I was.
    Last edited by hillbilly; 13-06-2010 at 05:40 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hillbilly
    Going down a sorta safe soi I opened up the throttle in 1st gear. The power was intense.
    Best not get a modern bike then.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hillbilly View Post

    When I sobered up the next day, I realized how lucky I was.
    Everybody is different and has different levels of experience and competence.

    Generally it's a wise move not to drink prior to riding one's big powerful motorcycle.

    But since you survived your first drunken outing, you're probably more aware of how easy it is to die on a motorcycle.

    Wait till you survive you first crash. After that you might feel invincible.

    Hopefully you'll survive your first one....erm many don't.

    I've survived numerous crashes, I'm afraid my number might be up on the next one so I'm extra careful lately.

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    ^^^

    He's new to motorcycles- it's always a good idea to move up the chain power-wise (though I think that the 883 was a bit heavy for a first bike)- I started out with a 250, moved up to a VFR, had a couple GSXR-1100Rs, and then got a Hayabusa- you have to walk before you run.
    There he goes. One of God's own prototypes. A high-powered mutant of some kind never even considered for mass production. Too weird to live, and too rare to die.
    HST

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    Quote Originally Posted by Marmite the Dog View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by hillbilly
    Going down a sorta safe soi I opened up the throttle in 1st gear. The power was intense.
    Best not get a modern bike then.
    For a new rider a 883 would feel powful and the I am sure the sporty has a bit of grunt and enough to keep HB grining for the next 6 to 12 months.

    HB so are you riding down to my place for the piss up at the start of next month. We are going to crash and run a muck at someone elses resort this time

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr Pink
    Generally it's a wise move not to drink prior to riding one's big powerful motorcycle
    Yes but I do what my wife told me, If I am drunk make sure to bring the bike home before dark and take the car

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr Pink
    I've survived numerous crashes, I'm afraid my number might be up on the next one so I'm extra careful lately.
    I feel the same way some times as I have had many close calls in Thailand and think its time to give the sport bikes a miss as I normaly ride like a retard on crack

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    Quote Originally Posted by hillbilly
    Had a few beers the other day and decided to fire up my Hog. Going down a sorta safe soi I opened up the throttle in 1st gear. The power was intense. When I sobered up the next day, I realized how lucky I was.
    Try opening the throttle when you're sober. You will notice the Harley not going anywhere, just making more noise.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rigger
    HB so are you riding down to my place for the piss up at the start of next month. We are going to crash and run a muck at someone elses resort this time



    be good to see ya HB, and i,m sure you would enjoy putting the miles on yer new toy.
    get her into top then let her go mate, i reckon it,ll put a smile on yer dial!,
    be safe mate

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    The new bike, 2006 fresh over from Nippers.

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    Quote Originally Posted by spliff View Post
    The new bike, 2006 fresh over from Nippers.

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    1994 Ducati 916 SP ... The import duty nearly bankrupted me.

    Very rarely do I take it out, and when I do its usually up Highway 305 towards Nakhon Nayok then into Khao Yai NP, or occasionaly the odd open day at BIRA Circuit.

    Back in the days when I had hair, let alone grey ones, I used to race motorcycles, bith circuits and road racing, I did the Manx TT circuit but only during Manx GP fortnight never the TT itself .... fark I thought I was flying to hit an average lap of 110 MPH yet this years TT's its now over 130 MPH.

    In all honesty I dont really enjoy taking a bike out on public highways, I am quite capable of overcooking it myself without needing other roadusers around.


    I had the good fortune of taking a friends Duke 1198 R around Lusail circuit in Qater late last year, what a dream of a bike to ride, but alas nowhere to ride one here and the import tax is too prohibitive.

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    I know where there is a nice 999R for sale it still in bits at the moment as it was just imported if anyone is interested

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    999 R

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    I know where there is a nice 999R for sale it still in bits at the moment as it was just imported if anyone is interested
    What year 2003 or Later?

    If the price is right I may be interested

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    Cheers Rigger got it

    Still a forum Virgin so cant reply to PM direct yet

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    How much for the Ducati?

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    Quote Originally Posted by a. boozer View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by spliff View Post
    The new bike, 2006 fresh over from Nippers.

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    ^ Sweet ride. Shame it wasn't this year's CB.


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    [quote=hillbilly;1469430]
    Quote Originally Posted by Rigger View Post
    Your the man HB congrats
    Better give that one to the wife onces your confident on it and buy a bigger one
    That is what the wife is thinking. Got a lead on a 1200cc for B550,000.

    I have to add this. I am not an expert with big bikes. The only Harley I have ever owned is a Rapido 125cc. After living in Thailand for over a decade I have got use to my Honda Wave or Yamaha.

    Had a few beers the other day and decided to fire up my Hog. Going down a sorta safe soi I opened up the throttle in 1st gear. The power was intense.

    When I sobered up the next day, I realized how lucky I was.[/quote

    Enjoy the ride HB.
    When K. Kobb kept referring to your new purchase as a " sportsman" ....took a while for the penny to drop !
    Ill be sure to drop in 4 drop or 2 once u get the hang of it.
    U know theres only six turns from my drive to your moobahn?
    Amazing Thailand.

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    Trike for sale

    I have an unfinished Trike project, (sky lab) with a 1600 Toyota engine, close to Klaeng Rayong

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    Post some pictures of the trike mate also is it for sale

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    The Buell chopper is complete and Richo harley davison did a excellent job as you can see from the pictures.












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