Cabin looks great dude! That bike seems more than adequate as well. It has been nearly 4 years since I last owned a motorbike because it isn't necessary in the metropolis that I live in now although I think I am missing out on a lot of the nature stuff that is 20km out of town or so because I don't own one. I think I'll join the parade of bike ownership once i can secure a longer term visa than I am currently on.
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I can understand that, even in Phnom Penh, whose traffic is probably comparable to a mid-sized Vietnamese town, I can spend minutes and minutes just waiting at traffic lights. I've heard it's a bit more difficult to own a moto over there, especially something larger than 125cc. I assume there are some strict laws in relation to engine size and licensing.
without a TRC (residence card) getting a license at all is almost impossible. The police are very reluctant to accept international licenses here but I think this is more to do with them wanting some "tea money" than it is the enforcement of any actual law. Bikes under 50cc do not need a license so most foreigners just putter around on that sort of thing.
I see, well good luck on your motorbike search. If you choose the less complicated route and go with 50cc, I am surprised to say that my daughter's bike is even fast enough for my tastes.
well until I get a longer term visa I have no intention of getting a motorbike. I live in a very urban area so it doesn't make much sense to me to ride a scooter when I can just get a taxi to literally anywhere in the entire city for $1
I noticed the new fixed gear ride, gonna have legs of steel soon.