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30 Jun 2024
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CRF250L available for rent in Thailand (Phuket)
Hi all,
I'm Australian and live in Phuket with my wife and have a CRF250L available to rent.
Take it anywhere in Thailand for as long as you need for touring. Arrangements could even be made to end your tour in Bangkok or Chang Mai if you wanted it a one way trip across Thailand.
I can rent it for 400 baht a day.
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Simon
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Awesome.
What is the least rainy time in Thailand? I read Feb to May.
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Originally Posted by Homers GSA
Awesome.
What is the least rainy time in Thailand? I read Feb to May.
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Depends a little where in Thailand you are. But I would say November to April.
In the south it may rain until December
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Even in the rainy season now it rarely rains all day. There can be a downpour once or twice a day by plenty of riding time in between.
From the end of September onwards I would recommend. Its not so much the rainy season to avoid but the hot time of the year which is around March April May, at least this year were super hot.
October, November, December are really nice, not much rain and much less humid.
I'm in Phuket.
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Also riding in the rain here in Thailand is very different to cold countries. I look forward to the rain. Refreshing and much cooler.
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Up north now in Thailand its reported it has been raining continously for 5 days now. So by all means - a shower now and then might be refreshing but continously hard rain for many days is not very refreshing. It means landslides and closed roads, bridges not possible to cross etc etc…
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Probably right for Chang Mai area as its mountainous. I'm in Phuket and we've hardly had any rain for several weeks now.
Was in Bangkok yesterday and didn't see any rain but that's still very far from the North of Thailand.
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