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What do people in Thailand call motorcycle sidecars, Saleng or Rot Puang Kang?
Jan 4, 2024
10 months ago
Sam *********
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I am curious as to what people on here call the motorcycle side cars... Every time I hear a farang talk about them, they are referred to as ซาเล้ง (Saleng), but every time I ask a Thai person, they call it a รถพ่วงข้าง (Rot Puang Kang)...
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What do people in Thailand call motorcycle sidecars, Saleng or Rot Puang Kang?
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