Thread: Big Bikes For Sale

Originally Posted by spliff

Originally Posted by n210mp

Originally Posted by n210mp

Originally Posted by welshtaffia

Originally Posted by n210mp

well maintained Suzuki Bandit 1200cc in Pattaya. Maybe too far too travel for you

can travel down to pattaya for the weekend no problem
any info on the bike
like some pictures and maybe a asking price
and is it leagall and has a green book ...cheers... steve..

I'm in the Uk at the moment but the bike belongs to my Falang brother in law who is in Pattaya.
I have sent him an email with the site address of the forum and your details so hopefully He will contact you.
Oh and it is legal and He also looks after it like a baby so its a mint machine.
Good luck

Regards Harvey

He has tried to download phots etc but his phone internet speed Useless,
But this is what he wrote to me in the email;

"original Bandit S year 2005 imported from Japan. now 20000 km,every servise, new chain and new oil last week,beautiful bike dark blue,tires only 2500 km, registered in my name, fully insured with green book(50000 bath); Iridium spark plugs

385000 Bath


Maybe its a bit more than you want to pay but if you are interested email me and I will pass on his contact details. BTW He is A German guy living in Pattaya

Regards Harvey



PS just got a photo of bike can anyone tell me how to attach to this post?

Copy the link or upload the pic to photobucket and then copy pic location into the box tha comes up when u press on that little box w/ the mountain on it u see when ur replying to a post. Sounds real nice..like to see a pic of that.

Sorry for the delay in getting this photo on the gallery but I keep coming up with an "Error" code but will keep trying

Regards Harvey

Originally Posted by peterpan

Originally Posted by welshtaffia

Originally Posted by peterpan

I don't think you got spins joke there Codger, I already posted it had a book and the price 45k. Taffy sort of missed that.
Spin was indulging in a little bit of Subtle humour, You being a Merkin, I guess it went Woosh.

any pictures of the bike

There ya go Taffy

In udon thani this weekend
would like toview the bike
where do you live in udon i can come to see it
......cheers..

Originally Posted by Spin

This ones a 2000 and would fetch about 175,000 baht and has had loads of money spent on it to make it tip top.

Originally Posted by welshtaffia

In udon thani this weekend
would like toview the bike
where do you live in udon i can come to see it
......cheers..

PM sent Taffy

Originally Posted by peterpan

Kawa 400 with book in Udon 45 K.

Is the bike still for sale? If it is PM me me Cheers

Originally Posted by Dalton

Originally Posted by Spin

This ones a 2000 and would fetch about 175,000 baht and has had loads of money spent on it to make it tip top.

Dont worry, yours will be tip top again soon, about 80K baht should do it

^ I'm done with fast bikes (at-least for now) That was my first crash on public road in 24 years of riding.

If you are after cruising bikes then there is a small shop on Soi Wat Nam Daeng southern end of the Srinakarin road heading towards Samut Prakarn its the first left turn after Foodland and just under the bridge.

The shop is located a good 1Km down the soi and on your left.

I have three friends who have bought bikes here and they all seem to have a good word for the Thai guy.

I know he has a standard and a chopped dragster in stock and 4 shadows

The chopped dragster is the 1100cc model

The prices there are reasonable at about 120,000 for a standard shadow 400 to 130,000 to 140,000 for the 600 including the green book

I'm new to this forum as of about 10 minutes ago, and new to Thailand as of 5 mo's ago. I bought a very sharp looking Honda Steed 400cc w/ springer front end. I did not take the book papers because they wanted another 20K. Now I see you talk about "copy book" . How much, and wherew can I get one. Does it include the metal license plate..?

Me again. The new guy with the 400cc Steed. In the U.S. I had a 750 Shadow, a H-D 1200 XLC Sportster and finally a 2006 H-D Road Glide with a "stage II" upgrade that gave it 96 hp at 1640cc's. Now that I own a 400cc cruiser, I wonder why I felt I needed all that power in my U.S. bikes. You don't need it fi your cruising between 80 and 100km. And my 400 will beat most anything coming off a traffic light. So why pay 200 to 300K or more..? Just aint that much difference in power IMHO..!!!

Originally Posted by xlineshooter

And my 400 will beat most anything coming off a traffic light.

Oh deary me, that made me laugh

Originally Posted by xlineshooter

Me again. The new guy with the 400cc Steed. In the U.S. I had a 750 Shadow, a H-D 1200 XLC Sportster and finally a 2006 H-D Road Glide with a "stage II" upgrade that gave it 96 hp at 1640cc's. Now that I own a 400cc cruiser, I wonder why I felt I needed all that power in my U.S. bikes. You don't need it fi your cruising between 80 and 100km. And my 400 will beat most anything coming off a traffic light. So why pay 200 to 300K or more..? Just aint that much difference in power IMHO..!!!

Hahahaha.....bring your 400cc to the drag strip mate...haha

Originally Posted by xlineshooter

my 400 will beat most anything coming off a traffic light.

that is so ferking funny

Gawd, that's so fricken funny. Unless he can get from 0-60 MPH in 3 seconds, he need not look back, I'ld be gone.

Originally Posted by xlineshooter

You don't need it fi your cruising between 80 and 100km. And my 400 will beat most anything coming off a traffic light. So why pay 200 to 300K or more..? Just aint that much difference in power IMHO..!!!

Maybe its just your HD back ground that makes you think there aint that much difference in power. Saying that the 400 steed is a great little bike to putt around on, my wife loves her's

Agree the Steed is a great little girls bike, or for someone that wants to cruise around at less than 100 Kph.
Your probably right, when you have a modified 1640 cc bike, which puts out a whole 96 Hp.
You would think anything that can drag its arse off the line into a sub 25 sec quarter is fast.

Originally Posted by xlineshooter

my 400 will beat most anything coming off a traffic light

Understandable if you have just come from a HD. I would retract the above quote if I were you. A Steed 400 woudn't be able to pull a skin off a rice pudding!

Originally Posted by peterpan

a rear tire bout 9,000 of yer Thai bahts worth will last me 5,000 Kms. (Rigger about 2,000kms)

That is good mileage for tyres. I change mine every other weekend. 17 grand for a set everytime.

Originally Posted by Rigger

my wife loves her's

I rented one in Pattaya coupla years back. Rode it for 5 minutes. Hated it. Wife tried and loved it. I ended up bitch for the rest of the day.

Originally Posted by Travelmate

Originally Posted by peterpan

a rear tire bout 9,000 of yer Thai bahts worth will last me 5,000 Kms. (Rigger about 2,000kms)

17 grand for a set everytime.

They saw ya coming TM, why do you pay 17 k for a set? should be about 13/14 k max

^maybe relative to what he,s buying

You can get anything you like here for 14 K a set Neddy, Diablo sport or Metzler sport race in any compound. You can bay cheaper tires.

Anybody Want A 1997 Honda Super 400 ,original Condition ,very Clean, No Regs, 50k B

^ Need one for my son, but I can't buy it at this time, gotta fix my own first...

Originally Posted by xlineshooter

And my 400 will beat most anything coming off a traffic light. So why pay 200 to 300K or more..? Just aint that much difference in power IMHO..!!!

My GSXR goes faster in 1st gear than your 400 goes it top-speed....