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Since we're talking lights, here's the light I use at night in Bangkok, along with a white or hi-viz helmet. Fibre Flare MVP http://fibreflare.com/products/m-v-p-helmet-light-red Build quality seems good. I've had it for 4 months now, use it twice a week at least. still on it's original batteries. A...

Yeah, really nice pics. I have the matte white, and I think your glossy white looks great, even better. Is this in Thailand?

Some photos

After getting a lot of good information from FritzPinguin's trip through Thailand http://www.hondapcx.org/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=4103 , I took off on my trip. I thought I would contribute a bit to the forum to those who are interested. As an intro, I've been living in the Kingdom for over a year an...

UPDATE: It got it's first scratch today :( Someone clipped me in a parking lot. The scratch is barely noticeable, but it's there. I guess my bike isn't new any more. I got my first scratch the same day. It's just inevitable when the parking lots in our city are as cramped as they are. Still, sorry ...

Hey guys. I'm also in Bangkok. I bought mine sometime mid 2014, I'm not even sure if mine's a '14 or '15, but it's a great bike. Matte white, bought from Sukhumvit 71. Bangkok is a great place to ride a PCX. In fact, it was designed for Bangkok. It may seem trivial to design a bike for a certain cit...

Thank you for the great tips for riding in Thailand. I've never been on a motorbike journey before. I'm trying to do as much as possible to ensure it's safe and enjoyable, with a balance of planning and spontaneity. Your thread has helped a lot in this regard, so thank you.

What about a comparison of the main highways that give the most direct connection between the major cities/towns, versus the side roads, like through the forests and very small towns? I am planning my trip now, and I plan to use the small, possibly "old" side roads for 90% of the journey. ...

Great trip report. I was glad to watch it live.

What made you cut the trip a bit shorter than planned?

If you were going to do it again would you take more side roads and take more time? Or did it feel good to get, say, from Nong Khai to Korat, in a single day?

I'm really impressed you rode from Nong Khai to Pak Chong in one day. Impressive. Inspiring.

AGV K-3 SV and Shoei GT Air. The AGV is loud. It's loud. Size M-S, meaning medium, but in the small shell size. The Shoei is quiet and great. Both have drop down sun visors, which I don't use. Drop down visors don't block out enough of the sun, in my opinion, so I change the visor on each of them de...

I have your route mapped on OsmAnd app on android. very nice. Thanks for the update files.

Hi , if you have the time, please send a copy of the manual.

enthuesd at gmail

Thank you

Hey there. I'm really enjoying watching your trip. Thanks for the updates. This is helping me plan for my trip through Isaan in April.

Hey, guys, I'm enjoying watching your trip. I am going to do a ride through Isaan for 8 days beginning April 1st. I can see your Glimpse, but is there a way that I can see your "tracks", or the exact roads that you have ridden on so far? Much thanks. Look at the google "kmz"-tra...

Hey, guys, I'm enjoying watching your trip. I am going to do a ride through Isaan for 8 days beginning April 1st. I can see your Glimpse, but is there a way that I can see your "tracks", or the exact roads that you have ridden on so far? Much thanks.