Honda motorcycle shops that accept debit cards

[Gerbil]

I've no bank account in Thailand. I keep no money here.

What visa do you have? You cannot register a bike or a car in your name if you only have a tourist visa.

[Henrie]

No problems there. I have non im.

[ChiangMai noon]

You can go to an SCB ATM machine and change it yourself, it needs your passport number for verification.

did not know that thanks lom

having said that...i also have no money since i spunked it all on a boy's toy

[Henrie]

I assume that I need to go to a major city (Udon or Khon Kaen) to find a Yamaha shop that will take my card.

Handing over 92,000 baht in cash is so primitive.

[ChiangMai noon]

Handing over 92,000 baht in cash is so primitive.

that's cheap

are you buying a little mio?

[Henrie]

I don't need anything faster than that. I tried going 90kph earlier in my rented wave and didn't enjoy it because of all the hazards.

[ChiangMai noon]

^
what is that?

[ChiangMai noon]

i have a CBR 150 that you can have for 20,000 baht ....it's around 8 years old i think but only 16,000 on the clock

[Henrie]

https://teakdoor.com/motoring-in-thai...laz-150-a.html (Yahama M Slaz 150)

[Henrie]

^^ That's cheap and I would but I'm middle aged and not into the sports bike riding position

[ChiangMai noon]

i'm also middle age but have always liked the racing position

the ninja i just bought is far more upright than i had expected

i nearly went for a beneli 300 (120,000)
they were much cheaper and a lovely looking bike but the riding position is a bit upright for my liking

[Henrie]

I looked at a beneli but everything felt old fashioned. A brand new bike but the clutch and brakes felt ten years old to use.

150cc is enough speed for me and much better fuel economy. I've got used to my 5000 mpg (not really) wave. 70 baht to fill which lasts a few days.

[ChiangMai noon]

A brand new bike but the clutch and brakes felt ten years old to use.

maintenance is almost guaranteed to be an issue too