Thread: What kind of Motorcycle do you own.

Originally Posted by Bung

I believe there may be some sort of grammatical mistake in it.

I believe there is!

1970 Triumph T110C 500 cc
and a honda dream for the market

Originally Posted by Phuketrichard

1970 Triumph T110C 500 cc
and a honda dream for the market

Do you mean for sale? If so please forward details.

Although in my day, the Triumph model designation T110, indicated that it was a 650cc model, so it just goes to show how out of date, I am with things!

There is a guy advertising a 74 Bonny here, looking for big money tho at 340K

Udon Thani, Thailand Forum - - View topic - TRUIUMPH BONNEVILLE 120V 5 SPEED ORIGINAL

Originally Posted by peterpan

looking for big money tho at 340K

5 grand uk aint big money for a bike like that me thinks. Its not like you can pick and choose from a selection that are available in Thailand

No doubt he'll have the usual queue of cheap ass farangs offering 180,000 or whatever.

^ looks tidy enough, i,m not really into trumpy,s even though i bought the speed master on a whim, that works out at about what 4k roughly ozzie, reasonable if it is in as good nick as it appears, still they ride like tractors compared to what you blokes play on

Originally Posted by peterpan

There is a guy advertising a 74 Bonny here, looking for big money tho at 340K

Udon Thani, Thailand Forum - - View topic - TRUIUMPH BONNEVILLE 120V 5 SPEED ORIGINAL

PP. Thanks for that, interesting, but even though I do realize how much duty the customs would have extracted for the privilege of importing it, I personally would not contemplate it at that price. But like anything else, it's "Horses for Courses", am sure that there are people that would be only too happy to pay that kind of money for it.

Unreliable 1972 silver Vespa sprint

and I now own a monk orange LA Bicycle for pottering around market with

Here in Pattaya they sell Platinum motorbikes for almost half the price of other brands. But I am not sure if it is a good deal. The Platinum bikes I saw were new but a lot of rust everywhere. Hard to believe that this is a good deal. Any experience out there? By the way - my girlfriend has a Honda with 16 years and still working...both...

Platinum bikes are shit, but if your skint, they're the bollocks.

Originally Posted by John

Platinum motorbikes

Dont touch them with a 10 foot pole

Originally Posted by Phuketrichard

If your looking for a triumh go see Sujin ( Wat Wattana Yonta ltd 931/6-7 Rama 1 rd) in the small coffee shop acroos form MBK in Bangkok. He and his father were the original dealers . He might have one for sale or at least know.
.

Were these the guys that had the shop full of old Brit bikes opposte MBK some years ago?

As you all know Dalton is a Dumb Fok Dane who doesn't know how to post pictures so he sent me this Photo of his new bike and asked me to post it for him. So Here it is,

Daltons new ride.

Originally Posted by peterpan

As you all know Dalton is a Dumb Fok Dane who doesn't know how to post pictures so he sent me this Photo of his new bike and asked me to post it for him. So Here it is

Feeling a wee bit bord are we Pp

^ He's a cheeky old fokker...

yes he is, the front of the shop is now a noodle stand and upstairs is a back packers guesthouse but he still has a few bikes in the back and tons of spares and everyone that rides a triumph knows him in Bangkok

Last on-road bike was a CB750. It had a slight warp in the frame but was okay if you could get through the speed wobble that came up at about 120k. Still got an XS650 (bored to 750) that's been rusting away in my shed for around 15 to 20 years. Haven't ridden a bike for at least 10 years. Will buy one again if I finally decide to live in Thailand full-time, but no use for one currently. Years ago, a mate had a single banger Indian 500 - that was one helluva a bike.

Originally Posted by peterpan

As you all know Dalton is a Dumb Fok Dane who doesn't know how to post pictures

Is he really, you dement old git.. This is more like my bike..

Originally Posted by Dalton

This is more like my bike

'like" being the operative, here is the real one.......

Originally Posted by jizzybloke

RobbReport.com - Marketplace Detail Who's got a few quid spare? Have a look at this one!

Nice timepiece..

Semi-Truck was traveling down the highway at around 1 o'clock in the morning near Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Motorcyclist was traveling at 120mph and ran into the back of the moving semi-truck.

Truck driver said he felt the impact, and it took almost a 1/4 mile for him to pull over.

This is what he found.

lucky he was wearing a helmet!





at least the mess will be in one bucket