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1 Feb 2005
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Chiang Mai,Thailand
Hello,
When we arrived here with the motorbike i saw a white Landrover in Chiang Mai with British numberplates.If you're still around in Chiang Mai,let us know.It's always nice to meet other travelers.We're a Belgian couple traveling on a motorbike.Drop us a line if you're interested.
Cheers,Bossit
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2 Feb 2005
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Hi Bossit,
To meet some good folks and get great info on riding in Thailand, Laos,etc, head over to the "KAFE" restaurant inside the moat near the thaipae gate. Quite a few "big bike" riders hang out there. Ask for David Unkovitch, he has literally writen the book on riding in Thailand...
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2 Feb 2005
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Hi!
We were in Chiang Mai (Red/White Land Rover 6x6) on the 31st. Sorry we missed both you and the white Land Rover. Right now we are in Chiang Kong about to cross the border tomorrow morning (3 Feb) to Laos. Let us know if you're heading this way, we'd love to meet up.
Sandy & Michael
www.expeditionoverland.com
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6 Feb 2005
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Hi Bossit,
I have just returned from a month in Thailand. I travelled - unfortunately on 4 wheels - from Mae Sot to Mae Seriang to Mae Hong Son and then across to Chiang Mai (excuse spelling I can't find my map).
Anyway, the road up to Mae Hong Son has over 1800 of the most perfect corners I have ever seen and the traffic is light. I was drooling and wishing I had my bike.
I thought you might like to know, I will be back there sometime for sure, it's worth the ride!
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Two wheels moves my soul...
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7 Feb 2005
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The other biker friendly place in Chiang Mai is Jonadda Guest House, a few doors down from the Eagle Guest House. It is run by an Australian called John Nash who is a mad biker and knows everything there is to know about bikes in the area. (his guest house has the best hot water showers as a bonus...)
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SandyM....where are you now???? We are in Vang Vieng and will leave for Vientenne on Wednesday but would love to catch up with you....here or there.
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