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I have a large Airbag Vest for sale and a Bell Bullit Carbon Fibre helmet as I no longer ride a Vespa and now drive a Mercedes in Thailand.

There are no such things as accidents, only careless driving.

I apologise. You are absolutely right. My error. I had not noticed the black registration plates. It came to me as a Thai video. That said, it’s still entertaining in its own way. Perhaps you would like to discuss who is to blame.

@@PANIC_mediaMainly the parents of the cycling kid should take the buck. Supervise the children no matter how independent they may br, and driver could have taken the turn bit slower.

@@TaichoCyclist I don’t think the driver had excessive speed and took the necessary caution. The parents demonstrated wilful neglect to their own safety cycling between cars demonstrating to their kid that this was acceptable riding skills and setting a bad example. Notice how the negligent Dad immediately approaches the car driver. With sound on he shouts, “what the f*** are you doing?” When in fact the question should have been asked of the father and mother.

@@PANIC_media fair point.

Dash Cams are a must.

God help them if they try the same tricks driving in the UK. The fines are huge!

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DashCam Thailand #6 will be uploaded tomorrow.

@@PANIC_media can you turn off the song? in the crsah its always song pls

@user-er7by1sw6c the song is better than screaming on occasions. Although nobody has been killed or suffered serious injury in any of our videos, we have to consider the variety of ages of our audiences. Furthermore, many of the Dashcam videos do not have any sound.

As the saying goes; “This Is Thailand”.

Thank you

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Hi Jules, nice to see you here.

Generally I go to Vespa Dealers to get genuine Vespa parts but not cheap. On occasions I have used Shoppe and Lazarda although quality is not always good. facebook.com/profile.php?id=100034533825191&mibextid=LQQJ4d

Hi, I bought mine through Vespa Amorn Ratchada and I do know that they currently have a GTV 300. They are part of Amorn BMW and the service you get very much replicates that of BMW with free coffee, soft drinks and snacks while you wait for your Vespa to be serviced. Where are you in Bangkok? 300 do seem to be in short supply here. I think that it’s down to demand where the stature of Thai people tends to be smaller so there is more demand for the small frame Vespas and obviously the cost issue. I could do with another 300 buddy as it seems that I’m the only one in Bangkok with a 300 :) facebook.com/profile.php?id=100034533825191&mibextid=LQQJ4d

Bangkok is always hot. I’m the one on the 75th Anniversary in the high viz. I only had a T-shirt on underneath and it was soaking wet. All the guys riding that day put on a good show. Thanks to the Bangkok Police who gave us an Escort and very tolerant to a couple of infringements ;)

I guarantee that the sidecar is very expensive.

Thanks for watching