I didn't see a "New User" Introduce yourself here type thread, so I decided to start my own.
While new to this forum, I've been on a couple other Thai-related forums for years.
First trip to LoS was back in '93. Started living in Pattaya in '04 (when not working in wonderful places like Afghanistan like I am now).
First bike (in Thailand) was me wee little 200cc Honda Phantom. Nice enough for getting around the city, but not something I'd want to try driving around the country on.
Bought my Harley last April. 2003 Anniversary Edition Heritage Softail. Nice ride, not too loud (unlike some of my friends bikes that set off car alarms in every parking lot they pass).
Sadly, I was just getting to enjoy it when the time came to get back to work. Ah well, next trip isn't far away. Not sure yet what is happening in August, but I expect to be making the Chiang Mai bike week in December (this time on a bike, instead of in a support truck) !
Meanwhile, I expect I'll be browsing through the site here, trying to pick up some wisdom and perhaps adding a little as well.
Talk to you later eh ! (Oh yeah, Canadian by birth)
While new to this forum, I've been on a couple other Thai-related forums for years.
First trip to LoS was back in '93. Started living in Pattaya in '04 (when not working in wonderful places like Afghanistan like I am now).
First bike (in Thailand) was me wee little 200cc Honda Phantom. Nice enough for getting around the city, but not something I'd want to try driving around the country on.
Bought my Harley last April. 2003 Anniversary Edition Heritage Softail. Nice ride, not too loud (unlike some of my friends bikes that set off car alarms in every parking lot they pass).
Sadly, I was just getting to enjoy it when the time came to get back to work. Ah well, next trip isn't far away. Not sure yet what is happening in August, but I expect to be making the Chiang Mai bike week in December (this time on a bike, instead of in a support truck) !
Meanwhile, I expect I'll be browsing through the site here, trying to pick up some wisdom and perhaps adding a little as well.
Talk to you later eh ! (Oh yeah, Canadian by birth)