Hi All:
GT RIDER is a fantastic website - I can't get enough of exciting reports and good tips! In October, my Dad, 76 will come for a first visit to SE Asia. He rode a BMW and we plan a road trip starting in CNX. He has cancer and this might be the last time we can do this... All these years, we hardly ever toured together
We would stay on tarmac and take it easy. He lost half his lung. Not sure about protective gear - I brought his old heavy black leathers (Harro) but he would be sweating too much in those.
Q: What are you wearing? Can we buy a map for a no name car GPS or rent one for bikes? Which bike would you recommend for a 1,82 m grandfather weighing over 90 kg? A D-TRACKER, I thought or one of the 250 cc Hondas because of the ergonomics? And are there any minerals in museums or mines in Northern Thailand or Laos?
Dad has other medical issues - hope to source special Heparin (1 x daily instead of the usual 3 daily injections) in CNX.
Live for the moment and fill your memory banks!
Chris
Any tips to make an old biker happy - it will be his last ride.
Chris
GT RIDER is a fantastic website - I can't get enough of exciting reports and good tips! In October, my Dad, 76 will come for a first visit to SE Asia. He rode a BMW and we plan a road trip starting in CNX. He has cancer and this might be the last time we can do this... All these years, we hardly ever toured together
We would stay on tarmac and take it easy. He lost half his lung. Not sure about protective gear - I brought his old heavy black leathers (Harro) but he would be sweating too much in those.
Q: What are you wearing? Can we buy a map for a no name car GPS or rent one for bikes? Which bike would you recommend for a 1,82 m grandfather weighing over 90 kg? A D-TRACKER, I thought or one of the 250 cc Hondas because of the ergonomics? And are there any minerals in museums or mines in Northern Thailand or Laos?
Dad has other medical issues - hope to source special Heparin (1 x daily instead of the usual 3 daily injections) in CNX.
Live for the moment and fill your memory banks!
Chris
Any tips to make an old biker happy - it will be his last ride.
Chris