Thread: 4000 Clicks, Thailand, By Motorcycle, Tour 2013 Photographs

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Tried to green you mate but need to spread the love!

Let me know next time you're touring and maybe we can meet for a ride or a beer somewhere

Cheers

Did you ride that route clockwise or anti, Alb?

I will certainly do something similar in a few years.

Originally Posted by Satonic

(2nd attempt at replying, first one disappeared?) Tried to green you mate but need to spread the love! Let me know next time you're touring and maybe we can meet for a ride or a beer somewhere Cheers

Cheers Sat.

Hopefully in the next 3-4 months - if I can shift enough of this stupid plastic chinese shit -

will post my next route and you and anyone else who's up for it is welcome to join

Most likely off road for 4-6 days in Mae Hong Son

Originally Posted by somtamslap

Did you ride that route clockwise or anti, Alb? I will certainly do something similar in a few years.

Clockwise.
Left BKK and did first leg down to Surat on overnight train.

750bt for me - 2nd class air sleeper.
1400 for the bike - BASTARDS

excellent report , shagnasty, living in Laos ( shit roads) im always impressed with the roads in thailand when we cross the border,

Nice pics Shaggy, respect for doing that on a scoot!

Originally Posted by beerlaodrinker

excellent report , shagnasty, living in Laos ( shit roads) im always impressed with the roads in thailand when we cross the border,

Cheers BLD.

You're right - some of the roads here are great, and on this trip I was pleased to see more work being done (north and south) to make things even better.

When I think of riding in Laos I think of trails or at least broken road/trails. Laos is an awesome bit of nature and very different to Thailand too climate/topography wise - will be great when they sort out the roads

Originally Posted by TonyBKK

Nice pics Shaggy, respect for doing that on a scoot!

Nice one Tony.

Doing it on a scooter wasn't that bad, as the point was indeed the journey and several lungfulls of fresh air

Having said that - obviously the trip would have been that bit better if I'd had a better bike - goes without saying.

Plenty of time left ( I hope )

Originally Posted by Albert Shagnastier

Real spliff territory there. A moonlit night in the same place would be magic, too.

Originally Posted by Albert Shagnastier

Engine, gear oil and air filter changed every 1000 km.

That's very often....I do my car every 5000 and think that's pretty conservative. Is this usual for bikes ?

nice trip, great to get out on the open road !!


i did a quite similar trip back in July but by car 35 days, 7,200 kms and took in Laos and Cambodia.https://teakdoor.com/thailands-travel...-cambodia.html (Massive trip thru Thailand/Laos/Cambodia)

Originally Posted by Latindancer

Real spliff territory there

Some see fish - some see spliff territory

Originally Posted by Latindancer

That's very often....I do my car every 5000 and think that's pretty conservative. Is this usual for bikes

Standard - erring on the side of sensibly conservative

Originally Posted by Phuketrichard

nice trip, great to get out on the open road !!

Yup - lots to see out there

Originally Posted by Phuketrichard

i did a quite similar trip back in July but by car 35 days, 7,200 kms and took in Laos and Cambodia.https://teakdoor.com/thailands-travel...-cambodia.html (Massive trip thru Thailand/Laos/Cambodia)

Cheers, will check it out.

I really appreciate the nice pictures that you are shared here for free for online viewers.

Originally Posted by mohammadkaisar21

I really appreciate the nice pictures that you are shared here for free for online viewers.

And indeed i Indeed be thank you kindly for your kindest support.

Boom Bolenat - Full Power

Is it just me or have Shaggy's pics disappeared?

^ Yes, disappeared. Gone south.

Did you accidentally delete them, Albert ? Or what ?

Yes the pics are gone. Looked like some cloud provider had erased linked photos but they seem to be... had been... in TD storage? A Glitch?

Hopefully you can get them back online, sounds interesting.