Hy guys absolutely loved this series in Thailand me and the wife are thinking of doing the same thanks to you two just one thing in the thumbnail in the beginning it shows rich revving the blue Yamaha and it setting off without rich sat on it,unless we missed an episode could you let us know which episode this is thanks guys
Rents broken scooter for a month, not only repairs it before returning it but improves it... 😎 Guilty as charged, with the horn thing.. My CBR didn't have a hazard switch, because it didn't have hazards.. My NC700X does ... so everything moved down about the height of one button, otherwise the layout is pretty much the same, but that results in my horn being in the place where my motor memory still remembers the indicators to be at... And since I rode the CBR daily for 15 years, I still get the horn in stead of the indicators quite often. (Seriously considering rotating the handlebar assembly so the indicator position matches my motor memory) Because my motor memory still sometimes defaults to the old layout.. So sometimes I honk for no reason at a junction, sometimes when starting an overtake... fun times... Well in case of the overtake, at least the one you're overtaking, will know you are there, passing their blind spot... "Free tea is my cup of tea" You might be more Dutch than you realise.. 🤣
Yes we like to look after the bikes, if you look after things they generally look after you. We heard that Dutch people are known to be Frugal with money?! We always enjoy our time in the Netherlands, its always a good time and good food
I think people are so friendly and nice to everyone, because they don't need/have all the luxury that we think makes us happy. All they need is each other. We are spoiled in western Europe and lost track of what is important. Was great to see you, have a great day
You could well be right there, we all think we need more and more, the reality is we dont need all the things we are constantly being sold to be happy, but its not good for people to come to that realisation
Can't decide who I've loved the best during the festive period, you guys, the jammy gits or lean into the wind. Some wonderful content being created. Thank you!
Nit picking, sorry. Westerners often label small cc motorcycles as scooters. Vespa is the grand daddy of scooter. Here is the definition: a light two-wheeled open motor vehicle on which the driver sits over an enclosed engine with legs together and feet resting on a floorboard. A motorcycle has foot pegs, no floorboard. Honda CT125, Yamaha PG1, Honda Wave are all small motorcycles about 110-125cc, but they are not scooters, period. It's true nowadays that scooters are everywhere in Southeast Asia as it is an automatic, no chain, easy to use. But CT125, PG1 is not automatic, have clutch (semi-automatic, pressing foot engaging clutch/gear at the same time) and chain. BTW, the narrow road has Yang trees (rubber trees) at least 100 years old. It used to be the main road coming from Lampang to Chiang Mai, but not any more as a new highway was built about 4-6 lanes linking Lampang and Chiang Mai.
best youtube vloggers,great series of thailand biking,enjoyed everyone of then,love the way you both are with eachother,great content,very informative,just an awsome watch guys,keep them coming in the future all us suscribers will be looking forward to each of them.
Thanks so much, we always try to be positive even when things are not ideal. Anyone who has travelled on motorcycles for any length of time knows the good comes with the bad days but overall the experience is so worth it all. We love doing this and hope it can continue for years to come
Like your videos but somehow i also need to work. How many days for holidays do you both have? As a businessowner i can go when i want but still work is also necessary to finance it all
We are self employed too, between our tours we work day and night to try and get some more money together to go again, UA-cam provides a small revenue stream too, but the reality is, we spend every penny we have making these videos happen
Aussie living in Chiang Mai and have enjoyed all your vids on the areas. Have a 500cc Royal Enfield myself and go exploring with a group call international bikers Chiang Mai.
I thought for a minute your trip was over, so glad it isn’t. Just seeing that sunny weather and greenery, is cheery, especially as it’s grey, cold and foggy here. Yep £18 for your own little home, is amazing and you get a cuppa and cake thrown in!
Great to see you both back on the road! Bet the scooters took a bit of getting use to again 😂😂 that was a great little home you got there for the night 👍🏼
Love your adventures just got a Royal Enfield Super Meteor now setting up for touring in 2025 thanks for the insperation to just do it keep on with your touring
Give us this day our daily Rich & Ewa. I am happy that you are still happily in Thailand and sending we who are snow bound happy vibes from a happy land. Of course you do realize the good vibes you find go two ways. It is difficult not to like you guys and most of our communication is sub conscious. The people you meet already can sense that your are chill folks and not members of the posh crowd with that turned up nose arrogance associated with so many well off tourists travelling in third world places. You bring sunshine where you go even if it is raining. Thanks again for loverly (sic) content. Greetings from Alberta.
See you guys made it to Lamphum. Bad news is you are going to miss Thailand when you return to the UK. Good new is you will return to The Land of Smiles as soon as you can.
I think foreigner can buy motorcycle in Thailand. I have ever seen Myanmar workers. They come to work for my sister. They buy motorcycle about 30,000-40,000 baht. Thai second-hand 100 cc. motorcycle is about 10,000-20,000 baht only You may sell it after use. In Thailand 100 cc. motor can go everywhere... 😊
Yup, I did a CT125 UK purchase via seven seas, like you, I'm W. Country (you've passed by my front door a few times...😎)...might get to meet one day...😏
@@ontheroadadventure ...don't use it much (loads of other 'stuff')...got it when after I did some stuff with 'Nathan the Postman'....'Dorothy's speed shop' Braunton based...surely you must know of him…??...mega known W. Country channel...by the time I've made it to the front gate you've gone...🤨
Hi to you both . Been following you! The things you see and shocked . I am the same 😁I live in Thailand 10 months per year …. Selling up in may and moving here permanently . Cheaper to live / weather / smiles / honesty / just drove from Bangkok to Koh Samui for Xmas , 8 hours .. 650 kilometers .. would never do that driving in the uk 😳. Lovely life and country 😁😁😁😁
Rich & Ewa. Now there’s a thought for your next adventure…….a motorbike and sidecar! Great stability (in a straight line at least), great luggage capacity and no nasty gravel, ice or side stands to worry about!! You could be the next Wallace and Grommet……!?🤭 Keep up the great entertainment!! ❤🩷
I guess you know Noraly’s bike was stolen!!! Not as trusting as the Thai people leaving keys and helmets on the bike. How you are going to beat this trip is going to near impossible. Ride safe 😊
Hi guys, on your intro it shows you doing an unplanned standing wheelie, I can’t remember seeing that! I know you are home now but I guess you may have another vlogg or two to show. All the best for 2025 and plenty more of on the road to come. 😊
Thanks so much for joining us Pete. Sadly that moment was not caught properly on film so didnt make the edit, what your seeing is a live picture moving from the Iphone
Yes compared to the UK Thailand is very friendly and respectful place, unfortunately I have to travel to Vietnam new years eve 😊no doubt same respectful people
Its so nice, a real refreshing change for us. Literally everyone we met is just so nice and polite, They cannot do enough for us and each other it seems. Motorcycle touring here in Thailand has been a real experience
I hired a cb500x for 14 days worked out about 200 pounds a day including all accomadation meals except beer Im currently in England for another day with my folks before flying back to Oz I have just watched a lot of your blogs from here in the UK Good to see you getting around alot
@ontheroadadventure i ride a Honda CRF300L as a trail bike bike , Triumph Tiger Sport 1050 on road . Im English but moved to Oz 20 yrs ago Just retired and spending my time and my kids inheratance on riding bikes in different countries around the world Hopefully in the Himyalas next yr
Awesome combination of bikes. Let me ask you, how far would you ride the 300L? Would you ride it to the Italian alps for example? THe problem with these bikes is they are perfect for the trails when at the location but not much fun i imagine doing any big mile days?
@@ontheroadadventure good question Next yr im riding to an adventure based weekend proberbly about 600ks from home but all off road ,is to do in Oz i will do that over 2 days But on road locally to be honest 2 hrs is plenty for me
By the way i was the guy who about a month ago suggested you head north of Chang Mai as there are no bsd roads up that way I loved watching you at places i had been earlier in November
It's unlucky to be superstitious, I was referring to Friday 13. Thank you for your reply to my previous comment. Like you said, it's always good, to be honest. I am going to Devon and Cornwall in July. I did enjoy your Cornwall trip. My niece is getting married in July. I am looking forward to your next video. Enjoy
Oh amazing, we have allot of videos in Devon and Cornwall for you to watch, you’ll get loads of ideas of places to visit. Go to the channel and click the Devon playlist 👍
Quality You Tubers
Thank you so much, We just love to share our adventures with you all, Our friends
Hy guys absolutely loved this series in Thailand me and the wife are thinking of doing the same thanks to you two just one thing in the thumbnail in the beginning it shows rich revving the blue Yamaha and it setting off without rich sat on it,unless we missed an episode could you let us know which episode this is thanks guys
Amazing, you will love your tour in Thailand. its unlike anywhere else we have ridden. That moment is not in any of the videos sadly
Rents broken scooter for a month, not only repairs it before returning it but improves it... 😎
Guilty as charged, with the horn thing.. My CBR didn't have a hazard switch, because it didn't have hazards.. My NC700X does ... so everything moved down about the height of one button, otherwise the layout is pretty much the same, but that results in my horn being in the place where my motor memory still remembers the indicators to be at... And since I rode the CBR daily for 15 years, I still get the horn in stead of the indicators quite often. (Seriously considering rotating the handlebar assembly so the indicator position matches my motor memory) Because my motor memory still sometimes defaults to the old layout.. So sometimes I honk for no reason at a junction, sometimes when starting an overtake... fun times... Well in case of the overtake, at least the one you're overtaking, will know you are there, passing their blind spot...
"Free tea is my cup of tea" You might be more Dutch than you realise.. 🤣
Yes we like to look after the bikes, if you look after things they generally look after you. We heard that Dutch people are known to be Frugal with money?! We always enjoy our time in the Netherlands, its always a good time and good food
I think people are so friendly and nice to everyone, because they don't need/have all the luxury that we think makes us happy. All they need is each other.
We are spoiled in western Europe and lost track of what is important.
Was great to see you, have a great day
You could well be right there, we all think we need more and more, the reality is we dont need all the things we are constantly being sold to be happy, but its not good for people to come to that realisation
Loving your journey guys, when your down south shout me up, can ride with you and show you phangnga town, if it fits in with your plans
Thanks bud great to have you with us, I don’t think we will have anymore time in the south but we will shout you if we are around 👍
4:36
Love how the tall skinny dude uses the other guy as a leaning post...🤣
😂😂😂😂
Your having the best trip!! As far as I'm concerned, this is by far the best gig on UA-cam. God, I'm even starting to speak like Rich now.
haha Proper Job! Cheers bud
Love the video as usual! Your trip is not over!
Not even Nearly
Can't decide who I've loved the best during the festive period, you guys, the jammy gits or lean into the wind. Some wonderful content being created. Thank you!
Wow, thank you! We also enjoy watching the others, no matter how much or where we ride we can never get enough!
Nit picking, sorry. Westerners often label small cc motorcycles as scooters. Vespa is the grand daddy of scooter. Here is the definition: a light two-wheeled open motor vehicle on which the driver sits over an enclosed engine with legs together and feet resting on a floorboard. A motorcycle has foot pegs, no floorboard. Honda CT125, Yamaha PG1, Honda Wave are all small motorcycles about 110-125cc, but they are not scooters, period. It's true nowadays that scooters are everywhere in Southeast Asia as it is an automatic, no chain, easy to use. But CT125, PG1 is not automatic, have clutch (semi-automatic, pressing foot engaging clutch/gear at the same time) and chain. BTW, the narrow road has Yang trees (rubber trees) at least 100 years old. It used to be the main road coming from Lampang to Chiang Mai, but not any more as a new highway was built about 4-6 lanes linking Lampang and Chiang Mai.
Sorry I keep getting told they are not scooters and that scooters are not mopeds!
Another great vlog. You two are the best combo. Keep up the great work. I'm loving every episode.
Thanks Phil, great to have you along with us in Thailand
Absolutely love the series. Love you Bye xx
Love you bye!
best youtube vloggers,great series of thailand biking,enjoyed everyone of then,love the way you both are with eachother,great content,very informative,just an awsome watch guys,keep them coming in the future all us suscribers will be looking forward to each of them.
Wow, thank you for your kind comments, we cannot do this without you by our sides. Thank you
Thoroughly marvelous .
Thanks Doc, Much appreciated
I have enjoyed all your videos ! Keep them coming 👌
Thank you! Will do!
Another great episode, You are really selling Thailand to me, your can do attitude is infectious 👍
Thanks so much, we always try to be positive even when things are not ideal. Anyone who has travelled on motorcycles for any length of time knows the good comes with the bad days but overall the experience is so worth it all. We love doing this and hope it can continue for years to come
Great series keep up the great channel both off you 👍
Thanks! Will do!
Like your videos but somehow i also need to work. How many days for holidays do you both have? As a businessowner i can go when i want but still work is also necessary to finance it all
We are self employed too, between our tours we work day and night to try and get some more money together to go again, UA-cam provides a small revenue stream too, but the reality is, we spend every penny we have making these videos happen
Aussie living in Chiang Mai and have enjoyed all your vids on the areas. Have a 500cc Royal Enfield myself and go exploring with a group call international bikers Chiang Mai.
Awesome, Great to have you with us. Thailand is a great country to explore by motorcycle, we are loving our adventure here
Travel agents with specs and love for bikes, looking forward to your next trip
Thanks so much!
I thought for a minute your trip was over, so glad it isn’t. Just seeing that sunny weather and greenery, is cheery, especially as it’s grey, cold and foggy here. Yep £18 for your own little home, is amazing and you get a cuppa and cake thrown in!
Dont worry, not finished yet. That little home for the night was Ace, the people once again, so nice to us its amazing. Thanks for joining us
Love your vids , thankyou
Thanks for watching! Wishing you a happy 2025 with many miles included!
Bit of a difference from Italy
Yes! The Italian Alps though are magical too
@@ontheroadadventure True, I meant nobody rying to rip you off.
Oh yes, i see. No we had no examples of that really in Thailand.
You got a friend in me. Thanks both for taking us along for a great adventure
Thanks for coming! What a world we have to live in and explore
@ you got that right!!!
I just want to see as much of it as is possible
@@ontheroadadventure yup. Me too
Loved this video as I have right from the start of this Thailand tour, see you soon, luv you bye😊
Thanks Andy, great to have you along with us
Another good one, thanks....
Glad you enjoyed it
Another great video guys, keep up the good work!
Thank you bud, great to have you with us on the road. Happy new year to you
Cake.
Free.
Happy.
What more do you need?
Ride safe 👍
We are happy Moto Travellers!
@@ontheroadadventureYou guys are ace, you find some great places to stay and you just wing it! 😮
Great work in 2024, any news on being guest speakers ABR etc Wayne Redditch.
Pot luck
Hi Fletcher, No we have not been invited this year, Yet anyway! who knows, perhaps one day we will have that honour
B250 = £5.83 But still really cheap.
Bargain!
Great to see you both back on the road! Bet the scooters took a bit of getting use to again 😂😂 that was a great little home you got there for the night 👍🏼
Yeah I can’t say we missed the scooters but the journey can continue because of them so off we go!
Love your adventures just got a Royal Enfield Super Meteor now setting up for touring in 2025 thanks for the insperation to just do it keep on with your touring
Amazing bike Paul, you will love the bike, a good simple reliable machine
the bungalow is simply fantastic
And cheap! Perfect for us
Good job you didnt pinch the refrigerator that was quite expensive!
😂😂😂
Hello, how tall are you? Theese bİkes are available for 180cm tall? Thank you.
Yes you would have no problem
Thank you so much..
£25 for a service! Jeez, one can only dream! What’s the rules on retirement in Thailand? 🤪🤪 cool post again 👍👍
And literally service with a smile
Never mind bringing one of those bikes back, can you please bring some hot sunshine back...
Kocham cie
No problem, can carry anything on these scooters, we reckon we can deliver it to the uk for July
Give us this day our daily Rich & Ewa. I am happy that you are still happily in Thailand and sending we who are snow bound happy vibes from a happy land. Of course you do realize the good vibes you find go two ways. It is difficult not to like you guys and most of our communication is sub conscious. The people you meet already can sense that your are chill folks and not members of the posh crowd with that turned up nose arrogance associated with so many well off tourists travelling in third world places. You bring sunshine where you go even if it is raining. Thanks again for loverly (sic) content. Greetings from Alberta.
Thank you so much, what a lovely comment. We are so grateful to be here and to be able to share it with others is amazing
life is a journey. just keep riding.
Always
How much for a full service lol😂you would not get that any were else but Thialand ride safe love your video's.
Coolant changed - are they water cooled?
I guess so 🤷♀️
I road along the road with those tall trees last month
I thought they gave off a ghostly feel
Spooky!
love the videos, all the best for 2025, Ride Safe
Thanks, you too! All the best
See you guys made it to Lamphum. Bad news is you are going to miss Thailand when you return to the UK. Good new is you will return to The Land of Smiles as soon as you can.
You could well be right there mate! Its so easy to begin to take the sunshine for granted
A new love for sidecars? Gen 1 vmax combination here, that'll blow the cobwebs out 😂😂
Ohhh can I have a go mate??! 😂
@@ontheroadadventure give us a shout next time you're in the Poole area, unless I make it over to Exeter before that 😉
Ewa would love that in the side car clinging on to the tent lol
😂😂😂@@ontheroadadventure
I think foreigner can buy
motorcycle in Thailand.
I have ever seen Myanmar workers.
They come to work for
my sister.
They buy motorcycle about
30,000-40,000 baht.
Thai second-hand 100 cc. motorcycle is about
10,000-20,000 baht only
You may sell it after use.
In Thailand 100 cc. motor
can go everywhere... 😊
We are so impressed by Thailand and your use of small motorcycles. You have no excuses, you just make it happen!
Yup, I did a CT125 UK purchase via seven seas, like you, I'm W. Country (you've passed by my front door a few times...😎)...might get to meet one day...😏
How do you like your little Honda? do you go far on it? When you see us out and about do come and say hello!
@@ontheroadadventure ...don't use it much (loads of other 'stuff')...got it when after I did some stuff with 'Nathan the Postman'....'Dorothy's speed shop' Braunton based...surely you must know of him…??...mega known W. Country channel...by the time I've made it to the front gate you've gone...🤨
Yes we know Nathan, very cool guy. We literally been by your front door?! No idea where you are but perhaps our paths will cross again soon
Another great video...When will you guys go back to the UK?
Thanks so much 👍 we are just going with the flow
Hi to you both . Been following you! The things you see and shocked . I am the same 😁I live in Thailand 10 months per year …. Selling up in may and moving here permanently . Cheaper to live / weather / smiles / honesty / just drove from Bangkok to Koh Samui for Xmas , 8 hours .. 650 kilometers .. would never do that driving in the uk 😳. Lovely life and country 😁😁😁😁
We don’t blame you for moving there Ian, it’s so refreshing, everyone is so nice to each other
Another Great video continue to keep it real great watch as per normal..!!
Have fun...!!!
Ps how can I buy a Tee shirt..???
Thanks so much for your support you are amazing. If you go to the shop page at this link you can find the T shirts 👍 buymeacoffee.com/ontheroadcx
Rich & Ewa. Now there’s a thought for your next adventure…….a motorbike and sidecar!
Great stability (in a straight line at least), great luggage capacity and no nasty gravel, ice or side stands to worry about!!
You could be the next Wallace and Grommet……!?🤭
Keep up the great entertainment!!
❤🩷
Sounds like a perfect excuse to go for a cheese run!
I guess you know Noraly’s bike was stolen!!! Not as trusting as the Thai people leaving keys and helmets on the bike. How you are going to beat this trip is going to near impossible. Ride safe 😊
Yes we saw that video, very sad. It did appear the bike was just pushed away though? No disc lock or chains fitted?
@ I was surprised about the lack of security on it as well. I hope she adds some deterrents on it now.
You would think she would have experience enough to know to lock it up
You two are a joy to watch. Recently subscribed, would you consider showing on a map where you’ve been in Thailand?
Hey Ricky, we have covered most of Thailand north of Hua Hin so far! Perhaps we will do that when we finish the tour
Hi guys, on your intro it shows you doing an unplanned standing wheelie, I can’t remember seeing that! I know you are home now but I guess you may have another vlogg or two to show. All the best for 2025 and plenty more of on the road to come. 😊
Thanks so much for joining us Pete. Sadly that moment was not caught properly on film so didnt make the edit, what your seeing is a live picture moving from the Iphone
Thought trip was over great your still on the road
No just another change of bikes! The CT125 was only a weeks hire for us in Thailand
Yes compared to the UK Thailand is very friendly and respectful place, unfortunately I have to travel to Vietnam new years eve 😊no doubt same respectful people
Its so nice, a real refreshing change for us. Literally everyone we met is just so nice and polite, They cannot do enough for us and each other it seems. Motorcycle touring here in Thailand has been a real experience
I hired a cb500x for 14 days worked out about 200 pounds a day including all accomadation meals except beer
Im currently in England for another day with my folks before flying back to Oz
I have just watched a lot of your blogs from here in the UK
Good to see you getting around alot
Awesome, what do you ride at home? We would love to ride in Oz, it looks like a bikers playground
@ontheroadadventure i ride a Honda CRF300L as a trail bike bike , Triumph Tiger Sport 1050 on road .
Im English but moved to Oz 20 yrs ago
Just retired and spending my time and my kids inheratance on riding bikes in different countries around the world
Hopefully in the Himyalas next yr
Awesome combination of bikes. Let me ask you, how far would you ride the 300L? Would you ride it to the Italian alps for example? THe problem with these bikes is they are perfect for the trails when at the location but not much fun i imagine doing any big mile days?
@@ontheroadadventure good question
Next yr im riding to an adventure based weekend proberbly about 600ks from home but all off road ,is to do in Oz i will do that over 2 days
But on road locally to be honest 2 hrs is plenty for me
By the way i was the guy who about a month ago suggested you head north of Chang Mai as there are no bsd roads up that way
I loved watching you at places i had been earlier in November
It's unlucky to be superstitious, I was referring to Friday 13. Thank you for your reply to my previous comment. Like you said, it's always good, to be honest. I am going to Devon and Cornwall in July. I did enjoy your Cornwall trip. My niece is getting married in July. I am looking forward to your next video. Enjoy
Oh amazing, we have allot of videos in Devon and Cornwall for you to watch, you’ll get loads of ideas of places to visit. Go to the channel and click the Devon playlist 👍
Love ya bye
Love you bye!!
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This is a new feature UA-cam is trying out, I can’t say we have heard it yet. Probably best to mute and have subtitles?