Infos on Chiang Mai - Page 160

Humlea · #**2386** 05-05-2016, 10:13 AM

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Originally Posted by LeBaron

Ok ^^ Do you live in ChiangMai ? I was there for 2 years long but I am back in Europe now ^^

I think happyman007 is a Chiang mai resident.

Happyman007 · #**2387** 05-05-2016, 03:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Humlea

I think happyman007 is a Chiang mai resident.

Yup, together with about 20-30 bros here are resident in CM.......met more than 20 strangers from SBF and some became close bro living here in CM while some MIA and no FR.......those were the days

LeBaron · #**2388** 06-05-2016, 01:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Happyman007

Yup, together with about 20-30 bros here are resident in CM.......met more than 20 strangers from SBF and some became close bro living here in CM while some MIA and no FR.......those were the days

Didn't know that ^^ Hope to meet when i come back

ratisi · #**2389** 06-05-2016, 09:48 PM

I found good girl, more information and address here http://$$$$$$$/1SOMnjm
Name : Joice
Face : 7/10 cute
Figure : 8/10
Height : 179
Boobs: A cup
Skin: fair
Hair : Neck length
French Kiss : yes
Attitute : 8/10

LeBaron · #**2390** 08-05-2016, 05:56 AM

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Originally Posted by ratisi

I found good girl, more information and address here http://$$$$$$$/1SOMnjm
Name : Joice
Face : 7/10 cute
Figure : 8/10
Height : 179
Boobs: A cup
Skin: fair
Hair : Neck length
French Kiss : yes
Attitute : 8/10

179, really ? no surprise ? lol ^^

Hamsapmen · #**2391** 11-05-2016, 01:19 PM

[QUOTE=Psalm;12459462]There are a few motorbike shops along Kotchasan Road and I will also be giving you some travelling tips.

Location:
After Thapae Gate, there are a few motorcycle rental shops along Kotchasan Road.

When you are in Kotchasan Road (only one traffic direction (southerly)), look to your left.

Where:
The first motorcycle shop you will see is inside a house.

There is another motorcycle shop after the junction of Loi Kroh Road and Kotchasan Road (still at Kotchasan Road) and you are able to see wide range of high cc motorcycles available for rental.

Rental tips:
If you intend to "cheong far-far" away outside of Chiang Mai, you can consider high cc motorcycle.

In my personal opinion, low cc motorcycle is good enough. Easy to control, park, and squeeze in the traffic.

Before taking over the motorcycle, take pictures of every corner of scratch marks with the person (the owner) in the photo. This is a safe way to protect yourself upon returning. However, returning motorcycle is another tactic. Too long to write.

General advice (i) - planning
Now, riding a motorcycle is convenient and exciting "activity" in Chiang Mai. Grab a copy of free city map available in the Chiang Mai airport. Sit down in your hotel and plan where you go. This minimise accident and save petrol.

Please do not complete all city attractions in one day. When there is time to slow or fast while riding, just follow the flow of traffic. If you feel you like to walk, just park your motorcycle. Also, don't forget, drink lots of water!

Traffic outside of Chiang Mai city (at least 2km away in radius from the moat) is alright. Traffic within or near Chiang Mai city can be adventurous.

General advice (ii) - what to bring
Bring a sweater, and sunglass along. All motorcycle helmets stink, perhaps you may put on a disposable shower cap before wearing a helmet. I carried a handheld GPS device along just in case got lost. If you intend to go hotspring and/or waterfall, bring a swimming trunk.

There are some places of interest require tourists to pay entrance fee (for vehicle and headcount). I dressed like a Thai and often got away with it visiting these places without asking me for a penny. When there are times for you to be silence, just be quiet.

Bro i am goin september 2016, its staring to rain i heard... will it be cold or still hot? plese advice tq