PCX 150 all day long for the extra money. Fantastic bikes!! Mine is 8 years old and 60,000km. Never had to change anything, or fix anything other than regular consumables - filters, drive belts, tyres and 1 battery. Super reliable.
Great content i like watching your videos and you always show something interesting to watch. I'm absolutely sick of TH-camrs showing us Bar's and talking about how good they were back in the day... Yawn 🥱 . Keep up the good work you channel is the best. 👍
The Galaxie is a 64 if I'm not mistaken. They changed it radically for later years, but the best was 66 as I owned one as my first car back in 76. The Galaxie went from round tail lights to square, and oblong, the 66 being the only year they were actually square. I must say, the 69 looks real good too. I hope you throw more cars into the mix as you see interesting finds like this, old classics, supercars, etc. Love to see what Tialanders are driving. 😀👍✌
Bought a brand new left-over 2019 Suzuki V-Strom 650XT last year for 195,000 Baht, all in/out the door. Bikes are over-priced in Thailand, but thanks for this tour.
@@sam20736 -- Yes it was a great deal. Had 800 kms. on it, but that is nothing. Dealer used it as his demo. for anyone wanting a V-Strom to test ride. Not a scratch. I've ridden since 9 years old. Owned a lot of mid-sized bikes. The V-Strom is probably the most reliable I have had. It has been a fun year in the middle of this mess.
Even though I’m not a biker, I enjoy these vids. I hope to spend longer in Thailand next year (3 mo.) so I figure I’ll need to rent a scooter for the countryside so this info helps.
Thanks MUCH for letting me window shop with you! Still love motorbikes, and intersting a Suzuki SV650, and Bergman :) All the BEST tou you, and yes surprised at inventory avaialble... ride safe and Cheers :)
I brought a Honda lead in Vietnam 5 years ago . It was stolen about a month later from inside my house . I was pretty Peed off about it , there was no chance of getting it back . Then 3 1/2 years later we get a phone call from the police , come to the police station we think we have your bike . So I was expecting it to be bashed and smashed . When we got there it was very dirty with dust but in perfect condition with only 1000 km extra on the clock , so there was less than 2000 km totally. It’s a good bike we still have it my wife rides it most days when we’re not in lockdown of course .
Actually, the Lead has been around for a while in Asia. I love these bike vids, mate. Probably some army guy in the 60s left that Galaxy in Thailand. Thanks a bunch!
Thanks for sharing Lucas, I haven't rode a bike in years, but they have definitely changed for the better, I was impressed with the electric model you test drove a while back, regards from England 👍
It may have been the result of a US military person authorized a POV shipment, but in 1986 saw a huge giant white Buick Wildcat 66 or 67 on highway between Ban Chang and Pattya.
Exciting times getting a bigger bike Loucas. Seems like some great deals there. Especially the 1000 cc you are interested in. Only $11,000 for a bike with barely over 1,000 miles on it. 🤔 Great deal. Good video Loucas 👍
Interesting that more bike shops have opened up during these difficult times. Probably trying to position themselves for when things are better. Also, that Ford Galaxie is a ‘64. As I thought I recognized similar rounder body lines of my Dad’s old ‘62/‘63 Ford Comet. 😊 Seems 1965 on up they started getting sharper lines in their cars. 😎
My guess was 64-65 also on that Galaxy. I was born in 65, and brother 64 and had sort-of an infatuation with our birth years-in cars. However; the 57 Chevy was a fav and our neighbors had a 57 station wagon, chopped back to a 2 door as a hot rod, Living near the once infamous Ontario International Speedway made the area riff with motor heads.
@@bananaram7611 that sounds pretty cool with the chopped wagon, I’ll bet that looked awesome. 👍Yeah, I used to ride pass that Ontario race track off the I-10 all the time back in the day. 😎
I'm gonna throw in here I think it's a '63. The '63 & '64 were similar styling, in '65 they went to stacked headlights and more angular styling. I was in high school at the time but wasn't really a Ford guy although they all look good to me now.
@@guzzijack9714 That's true about the '65. But, on this one the difference is in the front grille that's why it looks more like a '64 (or a '63 1/2)😉 . Look at it and compare to a '63 side by side. I'm not a Ford guy either, but just a car guy. 😎
@@acewongsawad6910 Ace, thanks, I was going by the taillights and was thinking the '64 had a complete circular chrome bezel around them and the '63 did not. BTW, back in the day we'd ride our bikes from Phoenix to OMS for the Champion Motorcycle Classic races. Lasted only a few years though.
Valuable information that is well presented, thanks. Honda rocks. The Elite 125 sells for the equivalent of THB 59000 here in South Africa. Got a 2020 demonstrator Kymco 125 Agility Scooter (THB 30000) that runs well and gets about 94 mpg. It's a GY6 and really cheap to maintain. The French brand Peugeot also makes scooters but probably not a lot, some French flair there hehe. I still have an economical 2003 Peugeot diesel van which has covered 200 000 km and has never failed. If I was there, CBR 500R for me. Love the KLR 650, but need more height to mount that HORSE but it's oh so versatile.
Hey there, Please go and get us some info on that Ford, is it for sale, how much, or how much did they pay, motor, how long have they had it, many questions getting restoration work is so cheap over there, check it out please
@@tacogillespie4561 I am waiting to retire there! I thought I was done last December but the COVID nonsense induced me to keep making more money in the USA even though I am 64 and can punch out. One more final contract jog as a dosh up and that's it. Then trip 16 to Thailand
@@gkprivate433 Its under roof wrapped in tarp at the condo I lease.Yes there is a very nominal fee..From $3-$10 a month will give you the security you need.
That corner with the Ford Galaxy looked like a little piece of Arizona, with some pampas grass, cactus and a teardrop trailer. Just need some Budweiser and a pit bull.
Loucas good video on the bikes at mo I think the Honda Wave & Click are the best 2 selling bikes the thai people love the wave been going for many years I also think the Click 150i is being replaced with Click 160i same new engine from new PCX160 great scooter could you find out if true and do a review on New PCX 160 v New AREOX 155 both good scooters would like your thoughts on them 2 thanks in advance for review
@@Rides4Kickz yeah I see that. Attractive price. Thought maybe it was a mis-print. Hope to get there when I can. Was down in Mexico for a week. Very hot but good rain storms too. South of France Sept 9 for two weeks. Damn situation has SEA on lock down. Feel bad for the locals. Vietnam very strict according to my friend there.
@@Rides4Kickz Hi Loucous ; it can't possibly be worth the mild saving over a Wave . You know the sound of a Wave , best small motor there is . Gears are handy for K. Chang ( as you discovered !) . I had q 135 cc Neuvo Elegance ( lived in Trat ) . The 16'' rims and bike size makes it my fave small scooter . I modified it with Ohlins shocks, larger front brake etc . Far more nimble than the fat farang's fave ( PCX) . Cheers Ps I did a ride From Trat to Songkla and back on 135cc ( including Cha am to Songkla ( 700km ) in a day . Madness :)
Another great video Lucas.if you remembered I sent you some pictures of my Ducati’s the v4 street fighter and scrambler .if you get chance could you do a video on a Ducati bike shop so to con-pair prices from the uk 🇬🇧 to thailand 🇹🇭.would be great 👍🏼.regards Damon 👍🏼
The dealers are mostly gone. The shop I had all the work done on my Yamaha is a Ducati specialty shop in Bang Saen. But I believe the only dealer left is in Bangkok, maybe one in Chiang Mai, not sure.
@@Rides4Kickz there is one big Ducati dealer in buriram next to the Chang international race circuit.have a great evening and looking forward to your next video 👍🏽stay safe 😎
I guess now , if Your in the market for a New Bike would be a good time to find a deal...And Yes Your right about the inventory appears to have a Big selection..
My dad had a used car lot in Newport Rhode Island from 65 up to 1973. I remember an awful lot of cars passing through there that I would love to have today. He had a back row, among the weeds that had some real old land yachts from the 50s. Nobody was buying them in the mid 60s as they were so past the look and features that anybody would want. I don't think any of them were real classics etiehr but to my memory were just run of the mill low end Pontiacs and other makes.
any idea if I can get a good used reliable car for $10,000 ( ~ 300,000 bahts ) ? I just need 4-wheels and A/C that can take me point A to B.. I'm horrify of riding bike ...
It’s a 64. It a XL A CLhas a 390 engine and bucket seats, the non GT has a 352 and a whole front seat with split back rest. Most likely in Thailand it has a Toyota engine in it.
Just bought my new bike kawa z650 with a great deal so agree that now is the time to buy if you are looking for a new bike. Like that cb650 too. Retro paintjob. royal enfield & benelli arent famous for their quality. Would stick to honda, kawa etc.. :) Havent seen a benelli for about 10 years. Thought they went broke hehe Nice to see bikes again in your videos
I don't think that's right about the click finishing production? Nothing online and website showing 2022 models. The lead was the replacement for the moove which was a poor seller here. The lead as continued this as I've never seen one on the road yet...
Never seen a Peugeot bike, they were French I think but probably owned by somebody else now! I see Royal Enfield's in London sometimes! Never ridden an automatic bike till I went to Asia. Good vid loucas, bye for now:-)
I would think it would be difficult to sell the Big Bikes now. The That government are talking about an addittional motorbike test for anything over 300cc. Farang are the big buyers of Big bikes and a lot of those will not be coming back for a while and some farang will be trying to off load them. I would say wait another 6 months for bargains for second hand deals/ old stock. Honda might even give a discount that is unheard of.
Do your research on the Ninja 1000. That's the old model hence the discount. Allround a good bike but has a rep for slow turning, something rectified on the new model. All said a big step from a Verys 650
Yes, doesn't have the digital dash or quick shifter either, I believe, like the 2021 model. But it was the last year with the 4 exhausts which I always thought went well with the bike. But it was the first year for the IMU, which has probably been the biggest piece of tech for the bike.
Found this on Cycle Trader: Used 2017 Kawasaki Sportbike Motorcycle Ninja 1000 ABS 2,203 Miles $9,899 Florida So you probably shouldn’t pay more than that since the factory warranty may be in question at your dealership.
I had a 1968 Galaxie 2-door back in the late '70s. It was quite the car. :-) Currently, between bikes and scooters, I have five. I've decided that I want to go with one in, two out for a while, and get my collection down to two or three instead of five. :-) All Hondas, so one thing that would get me to buy another bike is for Honda to market a (P)EV scooter. For an around the village scooter, I think that would be perfect. I just need Honda to make it.
These bike videos are great! Keep them coming please!
Glad you like them!
One of my favorite segments is when you do bike reviews. 👍👍
More to come!
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Another great video 👍 Great sound and intro music also Love it 👍
Thanks 👍
"Pougout" LMAO sorry my friend but I laughed hard at this one
Lol likewise
Pou-fect pronunciation 😸 🤣
I really love your motorbike coverage. Can't get enuf.....Thanks, Thailand Paul
PCX 150 all day long for the extra money. Fantastic bikes!! Mine is 8 years old and 60,000km. Never had to change anything, or fix anything other than regular consumables - filters, drive belts, tyres and 1 battery. Super reliable.
PCX160 is out now great scooter the PCX 160 and Pcx 150
Great content i like watching your videos and you always show something interesting to watch. I'm absolutely sick of TH-camrs showing us Bar's and talking about how good they were back in the day... Yawn 🥱 . Keep up the good work you channel is the best. 👍
The Galaxie is a 64 if I'm not mistaken. They changed it radically for later years, but the best was 66 as I owned one as my first car back in 76. The Galaxie went from round tail lights to square, and oblong, the 66 being the only year they were actually square. I must say, the 69 looks real good too. I hope you throw more cars into the mix as you see interesting finds like this, old classics, supercars, etc. Love to see what Tialanders are driving. 😀👍✌
Bought a brand new left-over 2019 Suzuki V-Strom 650XT last year for 195,000 Baht, all in/out the door.
Bikes are over-priced in Thailand, but thanks for this tour.
wow thats a steal. i have a vstrom 650 myself , a very nice and good bike.
@@sam20736 -- Yes it was a great deal. Had 800 kms. on it, but that is nothing. Dealer used it as his demo. for anyone wanting a V-Strom to test ride. Not a scratch.
I've ridden since 9 years old. Owned a lot of mid-sized bikes. The V-Strom is probably the most reliable I have had. It has been a fun year in the middle of this mess.
Even though I’m not a biker, I enjoy these vids. I hope to spend longer in Thailand next year (3 mo.) so I figure I’ll need to rent a scooter for the countryside so this info helps.
Thanks MUCH for letting me window shop with you! Still love motorbikes, and intersting a Suzuki SV650, and Bergman :) All the BEST tou you, and yes surprised at inventory avaialble... ride safe and Cheers :)
Thanks Marty
Great video love watching you living the life.
Honda rules in Thailand for a reason.
Really enjoyed this episode. Always like seeing the bikes and prices. 1964 Ford Galaxie 500 XL hardtop. ☺
Glad you enjoyed it
Enjoy the tour, how would u think of adv 150 or honda super cub if you what to customize for a long journey trip?
oh man -- I NEED that VStrom. I love those! I had a 1000. Looking forward to getting back over there and picking up a 650.
I recently bought a Suzuki SV650 as in that showroom, great bike!
I brought a Honda lead in Vietnam 5 years ago . It was stolen about a month later from inside my house . I was pretty Peed off about it , there was no chance of getting it back . Then 3 1/2 years later we get a phone call from the police , come to the police station we think we have your bike . So I was expecting it to be bashed and smashed . When we got there it was very dirty with dust but in perfect condition with only 1000 km extra on the clock , so there was less than 2000 km totally. It’s a good bike we still have it my wife rides it most days when we’re not in lockdown of course .
The Ford is a 64. My father had one in the same colour, but the station wagon model. I put a lot of miles and memories on that car.
Actually, the Lead has been around for a while in Asia. I love these bike vids, mate. Probably some army guy in the 60s left that Galaxy in Thailand. Thanks a bunch!
I might have to pick up a bike when Im down in Pattaya next month!
come on down 👍
Good info, good video, couple good buys there, cheers.
Thanks 👍
Enjoyed your blog , don't let that deal go.
Thanks for sharing Lucas, I haven't rode a bike in years, but they have definitely changed for the better, I was impressed with the electric model you test drove a while back, regards from England 👍
Yes, Fuel injection and ABS, the two game changers IMO 👍
Excellent wheels! Thanks! Enjoyed this episode too!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Driving in Thailand is already scary enough, doing it on a Ninja 1000 would be absolutely terrifying
Agreed plus in that forward position when you eventually run into something, you're in a rocket position to propel off the bike like a missile 😆
@@keithd1219 look at the bright side, you won't have medical bills if you don't survive the crash
@@staguar just the funeral costs...or they can always use it as soylent green pad thai 🤣
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It may have been the result of a US military person authorized a POV shipment, but in 1986 saw a huge giant white Buick Wildcat 66 or 67 on highway between Ban Chang and Pattya.
Sad to hear they are retiring the Click... Will have to check out it's replacement... tks
I am pretty sure the 150cc model is staying. But it seems the Lead is the replacement for the 125 model
Exciting times getting a bigger bike Loucas. Seems like some great deals there. Especially the 1000 cc you are interested in. Only $11,000 for a bike with barely over 1,000 miles on it. 🤔 Great deal.
Good video Loucas 👍
Interesting that more bike shops have opened up during these difficult times. Probably trying to position themselves for when things are better. Also, that Ford Galaxie is a ‘64. As I thought I recognized similar rounder body lines of my Dad’s old ‘62/‘63 Ford Comet. 😊 Seems 1965 on up they started getting sharper lines in their cars. 😎
My guess was 64-65 also on that Galaxy. I was born in 65, and brother 64 and had sort-of an infatuation with our birth years-in cars. However; the 57 Chevy was a fav and our neighbors had a 57 station wagon, chopped back to a 2 door as a hot rod, Living near the once infamous Ontario International Speedway made the area riff with motor heads.
@@bananaram7611 that sounds pretty cool with the chopped wagon, I’ll bet that looked awesome. 👍Yeah, I used to ride pass that Ontario race track off the I-10 all the time back in the day. 😎
I'm gonna throw in here I think it's a '63. The '63 & '64 were similar styling, in '65 they went to stacked headlights and more angular styling. I was in high school at the time but wasn't really a Ford guy although they all look good to me now.
@@guzzijack9714 That's true about the '65. But, on this one the difference is in the front grille that's why it looks more like a '64 (or a '63 1/2)😉 . Look at it and compare to a '63 side by side. I'm not a Ford guy either, but just a car guy. 😎
@@acewongsawad6910 Ace, thanks, I was going by the taillights and was thinking the '64 had a complete circular chrome bezel around them and the '63 did not. BTW, back in the day we'd ride our bikes from Phoenix to OMS for the Champion Motorcycle Classic races. Lasted only a few years though.
64 Ford Galaxie 500. Only year for that design. I remember when they would change one or two things per year.
Sheriff's Taylor patrol car.
Would love to see some konik ATV compares. 200vs 550
“Pew Go” I thought…. So what’s your thoughts on gently used vs new ? Are there still many gently used on the market… and how is pricing ?
As usual, thank you for sharing ;-) while we are on the topic of bikes, what happened to your awesome white one?
Still got it.
Lucas what was that v-twin i saw in this video black with orange top cap on the motor
That Peugeot is cool. I’ve never wanted a bike before (don’t hate me!) but I’ve discovered the cool Royal Enfields and now the Peugeot….:)
Valuable information that is well presented, thanks. Honda rocks. The Elite 125 sells for the equivalent of THB 59000 here in South Africa. Got a 2020 demonstrator Kymco 125 Agility Scooter (THB 30000) that runs well and gets about 94 mpg. It's a GY6 and really cheap to maintain. The French brand Peugeot also makes scooters but probably not a lot, some French flair there hehe. I still have an economical 2003 Peugeot diesel van which has covered 200 000 km and has never failed. If I was there, CBR 500R for me. Love the KLR 650, but need more height to mount that HORSE but it's oh so versatile.
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Hey there, Please go and get us some info on that Ford, is it for sale, how much, or how much did they pay, motor, how long have they had it, many questions getting restoration work is so cheap over there, check it out please
Judging by all that inventory, farangs are not buying ladies bikes anymore
That is an astute comment. I wonder what percentage of sales are farangs buying for their others
@@gkprivate433 The farangs are just not in country. Many of us are in our respective countries waiting to get back to our bikes.
@@tacogillespie4561 I am waiting to retire there! I thought I was done last December but the COVID nonsense induced me to keep making more money in the USA even though I am 64 and can punch out. One more final contract jog as a dosh up and that's it. Then trip 16 to Thailand
@@tacogillespie4561 where do you store your bike when away? Some arrangement with a hotel or condo parking lot for some nominal fee?
@@gkprivate433 Its under roof wrapped in tarp at the condo I lease.Yes there is a very nominal fee..From $3-$10 a month will give you the security you need.
Interesting to see a Katana, I had a 650 shaft drive Katana back in 81, havent seen the in Australia since
That was mine, in the RSA. Ah, tempus fugit...
Yes, very popular in the mid eighties in the US. Don't remember them being shaft drive though but never rode one so possible.
650 was shaft, 750 and 1100 were chain drive
Is the Honda Click called the PCX in USA?
Have you had a go on a Forza 350 ?. Going to get one in November probably.
Yes briefly, a bit more grunt than the old 300.
I believe you said recently your Kwaka was due for replacement so go and do it.
Wait...they had a freaking Katana! haha! My first bike was a 600 Katana!
Yeah, they re-released them last year in 1000 cc flavor 👍
Best out-tro on TH-cam!
That Lead just looks like a Scoopy? I really don't get it. The Xmax I see more often this year up North.
To be fair, you really can't go wrong with a Honda Click.
I bought my daughter a Honda dio 110 cc in Australia 🇦🇺, It’s a great bike and she loves it ✅✅
Can you show us those scooters that look more retro?
That corner with the Ford Galaxy looked like a little piece of Arizona, with some pampas grass, cactus and a teardrop trailer. Just need some Budweiser and a pit bull.
Haha, yeah you're right.
Loucas good video on the bikes at mo I think the Honda Wave & Click are the best 2 selling bikes the thai people love the wave been going for many years I also think the Click 150i is being replaced with Click 160i same new engine from new PCX160 great scooter could you find out if true and do a review on New PCX 160 v New AREOX 155 both good scooters would like your thoughts on them 2 thanks in advance for review
1964. Ford. Beautiful
Another classic video
Phonetic pronunciation of Peugeot:
Puh show
😁
That 110 cc rock looked nice for a get around town scooter.
I hear they are good. Can't beat the price, if you can do with the basic model, they are only like 35k
@@Rides4Kickz yeah I see that. Attractive price. Thought maybe it was a mis-print. Hope to get there when I can. Was down in Mexico for a week. Very hot but good rain storms too.
South of France Sept 9 for two weeks.
Damn situation has SEA on lock down.
Feel bad for the locals.
Vietnam very strict according to my friend there.
@@Rides4Kickz Hi Loucous ; it can't possibly be worth the mild saving over a Wave . You know the sound of a Wave , best small motor there is . Gears are handy for K. Chang ( as you discovered !) . I had q 135 cc Neuvo Elegance ( lived in Trat ) . The 16'' rims and bike size makes it my fave small scooter . I modified it with Ohlins shocks, larger front brake etc . Far more nimble than the fat farang's fave ( PCX) . Cheers Ps I did a ride From Trat to Songkla and back on 135cc ( including Cha am to Songkla ( 700km ) in a day . Madness :)
Look up this Kawasaki 2021 Z900RS SE I think you'll like it.
Lucas, how many bikes do you have now?
I like to hear thoughts on the Husqvarna Svartphilen 401/701.
I learned something new about motor bikes from you today I don't know how to ride
Another great video Lucas.if you remembered I sent you some pictures of my Ducati’s the v4 street fighter and scrambler .if you get chance could you do a video on a Ducati bike shop so to con-pair prices from the uk 🇬🇧 to thailand 🇹🇭.would be great 👍🏼.regards Damon 👍🏼
The dealers are mostly gone. The shop I had all the work done on my Yamaha is a Ducati specialty shop in Bang Saen. But I believe the only dealer left is in Bangkok, maybe one in Chiang Mai, not sure.
@@Rides4Kickz there is one big Ducati dealer in buriram next to the Chang international race circuit.have a great evening and looking forward to your next video 👍🏽stay safe 😎
@@damon3487 Nice, that's great place for one 👍
In 1965 - I had a Honda 50, brand new from Miami Honda - $ 250.00
I guess now , if Your in the market for a New Bike would
be a good time to find a deal...And Yes Your right about
the inventory appears to have a Big selection..
yes, buyers market for everything just now.
1962, owned a convertible.
My dad had a used car lot in Newport Rhode Island from 65 up to 1973. I remember an awful lot of cars passing through there that I would love to have today. He had a back row, among the weeds that had some real old land yachts from the 50s. Nobody was buying them in the mid 60s as they were so past the look and features that anybody would want. I don't think any of them were real classics etiehr but to my memory were just run of the mill low end Pontiacs and other makes.
Haha, I've seen many lots like that, the one nobody wants make their way to a back row. 😂
Wow that Galaxie would turn into an awesome Vintage Racer pounding around BIRA or BRIC. Hmmmmm.
any idea if I can get a good used reliable car for $10,000 ( ~ 300,000 bahts ) ? I just need 4-wheels and A/C that can take me point A to B.. I'm horrify of riding bike ...
What was the OD green bike next to the yellow Suzuki?
Versys 300
Its pronounced 'purr zhow'. Another great episode though :)
Peugeot pronounced pew-show…..you’re welcome!!! 😀
Out of curiosity, what has happened to your "vintage" white bike? Still at the workshop?
No, It's been back, havn't had much time to ride it much and where can I go, everythings closed 😂
That vintage bike should be painted yellow as its a big lemon 🍋
Loving the new CB 650F…
It’s a 64. It a XL
A CLhas a 390 engine and bucket seats, the non GT has a 352 and a whole front seat with split back rest. Most likely in Thailand it has a Toyota engine in it.
Ruben, lol at the Toyota engine reference. Are you positive about '64? I was leaning toward '63 but not really certain.
What are the laws in Thailand can a 125 go on any road?
Oviously bikes very big in thailand especially vietnam not so much philippines nowere near as big
Great content Lucas keep riding keep travelling don't listen to Peter Martin he probably wears socks with his sandals.555
Hi from San Antonio Have seen any Trikes in Pattaya?
Very rare to see a fully done up big trike, but they do make trikes out of scooters which are fairly common.
i remember the peugeot cars in us during the 80s
I'd like to have a Honda Wave here in Germany. But they are so expensive for what they are. :-(
Just bought my new bike kawa z650 with a great deal so agree that now is the time to buy if you are looking for a new bike.
Like that cb650 too. Retro paintjob.
royal enfield & benelli arent famous for their quality. Would stick to honda, kawa etc.. :)
Havent seen a benelli for about 10 years. Thought they went broke hehe
Nice to see bikes again in your videos
Couldn't agree more! Can't go wrong with that z650, great engine 👍
1964 Ford Galaxie my friend
A used one, would I come out ahead of say 4 months rental?
About the same probably
@@Rides4Kickz But factor in storing it for next year also,
I don't think that's right about the click finishing production? Nothing online and website showing 2022 models. The lead was the replacement for the moove which was a poor seller here. The lead as continued this as I've never seen one on the road yet...
That Ducati is nice!
from USA i love scooters not the sameo big bikes and crotch rocket stuff. the ford looks about '63
1964 - is it for sale ?
Didn't see a sign on it but maybe.
Asome bikes.I wish I could ride.Never ride a bike anytime.
Are you allowed to ride quad bike on the road.
No, but I've seen people do it.
Pronounce it starting with “pew” 🏍 😁
Never seen a Peugeot bike, they were French I think but probably owned by somebody else now! I see Royal Enfield's in London sometimes! Never ridden an automatic bike till I went to Asia. Good vid loucas, bye for now:-)
Thanks 👍
Is there an Indian motorcycles dealer there?
By the time I’ll be able to come back to Thailand all bikes will be electric
I would think it would be difficult to sell the Big Bikes now.
The That government are talking about an addittional motorbike test for anything over 300cc.
Farang are the big buyers of Big bikes and a lot of those will not be coming back for a while and some farang will be trying to off load them.
I would say wait another 6 months for bargains for second hand deals/ old stock. Honda might even give a discount that is unheard of.
Yeah, I'm thinking after Christmas, wait until 2022.
Do your research on the Ninja 1000. That's the old model hence the discount. Allround a good bike but has a rep for slow turning, something rectified on the new model. All said a big step from a Verys 650
Yes, doesn't have the digital dash or quick shifter either, I believe, like the 2021 model. But it was the last year with the 4 exhausts which I always thought went well with the bike. But it was the first year for the IMU, which has probably been the biggest piece of tech for the bike.
I think I’ll go with CBR 500 R, it’s good to be used inside Bangkok ☺️
Got any Vespa's out there? I could be the first Mod in Pattaya!!
I'd have that Galaxie over all them shiny bikes anyday :)
God bless you and your family
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Found this on Cycle Trader:
Used 2017 Kawasaki Sportbike Motorcycle
Ninja 1000 ABS
2,203 Miles
$9,899
Florida
So you probably shouldn’t pay more than that since the factory warranty may be in question at your dealership.
They cost about 3k USD more here when new though.
I had a 1968 Galaxie 2-door back in the late '70s. It was quite the car. :-) Currently, between bikes and scooters, I have five. I've decided that I want to go with one in, two out for a while, and get my collection down to two or three instead of five. :-) All Hondas, so one thing that would get me to buy another bike is for Honda to market a (P)EV scooter. For an around the village scooter, I think that would be perfect. I just need Honda to make it.
Just a guess Gar, but I think if they made one, it would be priced higher than the gasoline models and make it almost cost prohibitive.
I had a 68 Torina sedan, not the one that looked like a giant mustang fastback. Drove it up until 1984 Miss it much
Do you need a 4th motorcycle?!
No, I may consolidate though.
Hi its a ford Galaxy 500 1964 really nice car