Riding in Thailand
Posted: Mon Feb 20, 2012 1:22 pm
I just got back from business trip in Thailand, and during the weekend, I and the sales rep I was with decided to rent a couple motorcycles instead of sightseeing in the company van. The owner of the plant I was auditing heard our plans and insisted we take his motorcycle, plus he is good friends with the owner of the motorcycle shop, so he got us a rental for free. So, I ended up cruising through the Thai countryside on a brand new (as in 1 week old) Kawasaki Vulcan 900 and a POS drag star (we switched off on the nice bike). Anyway, here are the bikes.
At that same gas station, I found this bike too
That Vulcan was amazing. Despite it's size, it was easy to handle, felt totally stable, was super comfortable, and was smooth as silk. The drawbacks were that I didn't like the laid back seating position and it didn't have much acceleration despite the engine size. Having the foot pegs so far forward put me back on my tail bone, which I didn't like. Either way, awesome ride. Here are some of the views.
At that same gas station, I found this bike too
That Vulcan was amazing. Despite it's size, it was easy to handle, felt totally stable, was super comfortable, and was smooth as silk. The drawbacks were that I didn't like the laid back seating position and it didn't have much acceleration despite the engine size. Having the foot pegs so far forward put me back on my tail bone, which I didn't like. Either way, awesome ride. Here are some of the views.