Bro this is sickkk. I'm 25 and saving like mad to I can retire in Asia by 45 with $4k/month. Currently only a CBR1000rr is in my budget (I could buy the S1000rr, but I'm investing) and this is my dream city with my dream bike. I was just there a few months ago right before this Cov19 came about. I saw a few people riding S1000 rr's with full exhausts in BKK screaming thru the city. I'll be a baller like u someday!
I am living here and just bought a bike yesterday, come here man, BKK is amazing ! Let me know when you here so we can travel by bike together (I am a new rider), and also my name is Nicolas hahaha, cheers man.
@@theinvisiblechurch1607 I just came back from 7-11 with my bike ! I am thinking in changing mine for a R3 but I don't have money now because of Covid :(
6 years late but enjoyed your vlog as you navigate through thailand. Like what you mentioned, riding in Thailand/Asia is much different from in the west. If we rode like how people ride in the west, we would be tailgated, or worse even sandwiched between 2 bigger vehicles if the front one slams on the brakes
Awesome riding mate. You are like an older version of myself, though I mainly rode in Chiang Mai (and a much smaller bike haha), but we have a very similar riding style. Really enjoy your vids, can't wait to be back in TH soon!
good filtering mate. i used to ride daily in heavy traffic in london every weekday. work so close to home i only use the bike for fun now. i can tell youve done a lot of milage in traffic like this. asia must be cool to rida a bike but you have to be very aware of your surroundings. going to northampton tommorow to take a look at s s1000rr. will propably end up buying it. full titanium exhaust so itll be fun to scare people in the city.
Telling us how shit traffic is while going on red light 2 or 3 times in this video. I love it! I also love how much fuel you waste on those accelerations. Gosh, this anarchy is the land of dream
how it is like driving in the city with that bike the breaks dont go less hard or stay the same even it is so hot there and te gears are softy even in the sun it is hot right.... that is why u are in thailand they drive left like uk that is why i understand now that is why u dont go to other countries not like philipines.......always think u are not from thailand u are a foreinger always be safe and smile... i drive a yamaha r1 new model and yes it is more crazy then in thailand to drive look example the edsa in manilla where it is nonstop traffic in philipines and in your video yeah u right in thailand they dont use they pinker to go left or right maybe it is a uption to do that and cost money omygoodness
Cool video dogg. I ride a 2023 Suzuki Hayabusa. Silver with red accents, dropped exhaust system. And a fat-ass 360 tire in the back. Have you gone done the b Bangkok to Koh Samui run yet? That ride is off the chain. Check it out. See ya out there. BANDIT.
Ah forgot to ask. Do you ever get stopped in BKK nowadays for your loud exhaust? I rode an extremely loud er6n in Chiang Mai and thank god, the police doesn't check noise levels there. And thanks again, these videos put such a huge smile on my face. Few people know how fun it can be to ride in Thailand!
Police have stepped up their game recently with DB checks on exhausts, but I ride a GS1200 with stock exhaust usually these days. I think you can get away with a backhander to the cops these days anyway
@@alexgod123 Shit I always see rather cheap CBR600rrs in several Thai Bike Selling groups on FB. Did you import your 600rr or did you buy it here? Average price I am seeing for a 2005 model seems to be around 130-160.000 baht.
this is fuckin sick man. hopefully ill have the balls to moto around bkk one day. why are you so wary of making right hand turns? is it extra dangerous or what?
Bro this is sickkk. I'm 25 and saving like mad to I can retire in Asia by 45 with $4k/month. Currently only a CBR1000rr is in my budget (I could buy the S1000rr, but I'm investing) and this is my dream city with my dream bike. I was just there a few months ago right before this Cov19 came about. I saw a few people riding S1000 rr's with full exhausts in BKK screaming thru the city. I'll be a baller like u someday!
I am living here and just bought a bike yesterday, come here man, BKK is amazing ! Let me know when you here so we can travel by bike together (I am a new rider), and also my name is Nicolas hahaha, cheers man.
@@Wearenick Are you still in BKK?
@@theinvisiblechurch1607 Yes, I live here ! :)
@@Wearenick Do you still ride?
@@theinvisiblechurch1607 I just came back from 7-11 with my bike ! I am thinking in changing mine for a R3 but I don't have money now because of Covid :(
6 years late but enjoyed your vlog as you navigate through thailand. Like what you mentioned, riding in Thailand/Asia is much different from in the west. If we rode like how people ride in the west, we would be tailgated, or worse even sandwiched between 2 bigger vehicles if the front one slams on the brakes
Awesome riding mate. You are like an older version of myself, though I mainly rode in Chiang Mai (and a much smaller bike haha), but we have a very similar riding style. Really enjoy your vids, can't wait to be back in TH soon!
Thanks, appreciate your comments 👍
Hell yeah, I was waiting for this video on my feed.
good filtering mate. i used to ride daily in heavy traffic in london every weekday. work so close to home i only use the bike for fun now. i can tell youve done a lot of milage in traffic like this. asia must be cool to rida a bike but you have to be very aware of your surroundings. going to northampton tommorow to take a look at s s1000rr. will propably end up buying it. full titanium exhaust so itll be fun to scare people in the city.
Telling us how shit traffic is while going on red light 2 or 3 times in this video. I love it! I also love how much fuel you waste on those accelerations. Gosh, this anarchy is the land of dream
Helps to have a loud exhaust so trucks and cars notice you. Akrapovic is a must!
deamm but the only one i see driving like mad is you fam. BTW I love that bike. hopefully one day I drive mine in Thailand aswell
Wow, drivers of bangkok really needs more knowledge about driving cars.
14:30 is the best part lol
id be terrified of scratching up such a pretty bike!
Fun to watch, thanks!
how it is like driving in the city with that bike the breaks dont go less hard or stay the same even it is so hot there and te gears are softy even in the sun it is hot right.... that is why u are in thailand they drive left like uk that is why i understand now that is why u dont go to other countries not like philipines.......always think u are not from thailand u are a foreinger always be safe and smile... i drive a yamaha r1 new model and yes it is more crazy then in thailand to drive look example the edsa in manilla where it is nonstop traffic in philipines and in your video yeah u right in thailand they dont use they pinker to go left or right maybe it is a uption to do that and cost money omygoodness
You Riding Well
Anything for the street rep. 🤙🏻
Guys thats my future plan to ride in Bkk and meet some riders
Cool video dogg.
I ride a 2023 Suzuki Hayabusa. Silver with red accents, dropped exhaust system. And a fat-ass 360 tire in the back. Have you gone done the b Bangkok to Koh Samui run yet? That ride is off the chain. Check it out.
See ya out there.
BANDIT.
Ich liebe bmw
was all your driving legal? lol wow
Ah forgot to ask. Do you ever get stopped in BKK nowadays for your loud exhaust? I rode an extremely loud er6n in Chiang Mai and thank god, the police doesn't check noise levels there.
And thanks again, these videos put such a huge smile on my face. Few people know how fun it can be to ride in Thailand!
Police have stepped up their game recently with DB checks on exhausts, but I ride a GS1200 with stock exhaust usually these days. I think you can get away with a backhander to the cops these days anyway
I try and save my fast riding for the track, I have a CBR600rr track bike for that
@@alexgod123 Shit I always see rather cheap CBR600rrs in several Thai Bike Selling groups on FB. Did you import your 600rr or did you buy it here? Average price I am seeing for a 2005 model seems to be around 130-160.000 baht.
Mine is a track bike only, so stripped down, and not road legal. Has some track mods too. Bought it here but it's been trough a few people already
You can see my Instagram for it, account is same name as this channel
How much mpg does you're bike get ? And how many gallons of gas does it hold ?
17.5 litres I think
Around 17 ltrs. Not much mpg if you ride like me, ha ha. Around 80 miles on a tank
Aussies are born for sports, adventure and outdoor stuff etc, lol
he is a Pom
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Hell of a traffic as usual
this is fuckin sick man. hopefully ill have the balls to moto around bkk one day. why are you so wary of making right hand turns? is it extra dangerous or what?
3 years haha, im just over a month without a license, got stopped but they only alxhohol test haha
Rest in Peace.
What is the cost of your bike
In Thailand, it costs 950k THB, tax is expensive here in bikes. Places like the EU and US, it would be much cheaper
@@alexgod123 thanks @lod
Yikes!
15:22 lambo in the right
Ferrari 😉, but well spotted 🤣🤣🤣
Bike sound not joss
Nice gloves