- Joined
- Aug 15, 2012
- Bikes
- KTM 613 EXC, BMW R90S & Dakar, MZ250, Norton 16H, Honda - 500 Fs & Xs, DRZs, XLs XRs CRFs CT110s etc
The lads and lasses met for a breakfast BBQ at Rider's Corner at 8:30 on Saturday and we did a clockwise Samoeng Loop - with a few modifications.
It was a truly eclectic group of bikes, with everything from a Click 125 through to a Panigale V4R. Honda won "most bikes" followed by Ducati.
We did our usual re-group after Suthep Rd, at the PTT on Canal Rd, took the bottom corner of the loop, and associated roadworks, off with the run behind the Royal Park RajaPruek... although part of that bypass is itself blocked off at the moment. Next stop, the Chang Hill coffee stop.
and a breather at the lookout up top
I'm not sure how the cruisers and Panigales enjoyed the climb to Mon Jam... but hey, it's cool up there
Eh mate?
We took the back road back down... a much nicer cruise, and pulled into a favourite stop, the Sala Cafe in Mae Rim for a bite
It was the river route (aka Len's Canal) to town
The staff had been busy whilst we were out and we headed out again on the scooters and delivered 180 meals to the needy and homeless, before a bit more nosh ourselves.
Given the Saturday evening rain, we added a few more Ducati to the hire fleet. What price a V4R for the day?
...... and a couple of us went to see Colin on Sunday
It was a truly eclectic group of bikes, with everything from a Click 125 through to a Panigale V4R. Honda won "most bikes" followed by Ducati.
We did our usual re-group after Suthep Rd, at the PTT on Canal Rd, took the bottom corner of the loop, and associated roadworks, off with the run behind the Royal Park RajaPruek... although part of that bypass is itself blocked off at the moment. Next stop, the Chang Hill coffee stop.
and a breather at the lookout up top
I'm not sure how the cruisers and Panigales enjoyed the climb to Mon Jam... but hey, it's cool up there
Eh mate?
We took the back road back down... a much nicer cruise, and pulled into a favourite stop, the Sala Cafe in Mae Rim for a bite
It was the river route (aka Len's Canal) to town
The staff had been busy whilst we were out and we headed out again on the scooters and delivered 180 meals to the needy and homeless, before a bit more nosh ourselves.
Given the Saturday evening rain, we added a few more Ducati to the hire fleet. What price a V4R for the day?
...... and a couple of us went to see Colin on Sunday
