Thread: Triumph in Thailand (motorcycle)

Hi..have been reading bike reviews from USA..best source of bike information..
Honda cb 1100 ex..was selling in US for as low as $7900..f they couldn't get rid of them..
Seems like Honda had a few bikes left over and decided to put back into same bike production..Here they are 540000 baht..$15.540 ish..

Decided to buy a Kawasaki W650..second hand..140000 baht..with book..etc..

New imported bikes are just to expensive..
One of the members here had one for sale..Bung..remembered reading his write up about it..

https://teakdoor.com/classifieds-help...-for-sale.html


Using this post for picture purposes ..and description..apologies if it offends..

Also on the US bike sites/ forums..good way to find out issues..Honda has one with the CB 1100 ex idling erratically...

There is a s/hand Kawasaki W800 for sale for 290000 baht..new is 376000 Baht..

Good looking bike though...thanks for pics Neverna

Originally Posted by tj916

As an aside, rode one of the first 'new' Bonnies, must have been around 82-84ish.

Mate part - exed his BMW for it.

Horrible thing, wouldn't go, stop or steer. I will never forget it because it was so bad, though in fairness it didn't leak oil.

Mate thought the same and swapped it back for his old BM after a month, lost a fortune on the deal.

If you really want one get an old one.

Not having a go at Triumph, they are making some good bikes nowadays.

Was it a Harris works Triumph? The Meriden works Triumphs finished in 1983 and the Harris works Triumphs were a bit of a heinz with different parts coming from all over the place.