@David **********

Is the paper free there? It's a behind the paywall job anywhere else. Perhaps you can get the paper's news and views by reading between the lines? Besides there is something distinctly likeable in the image of sitting at bars with beers in the tropic, particularly if the ceilings are high colonial style, the G&T's chill and tinkling, and fan blades are lazily swishing overhead

It's when you go to saying offline what you are saying online that the problem truly begins.🙄🙁

@Max *********

The people that you describe are also remote from our prescribed empathy bandwidth too. How can you relate to someone who hasn't seen the question posed any of those 16 times!? You've witnessed every first time offender, on repeat, every time you've patiently offered advice, almost hosted minor welcome to country ceremonies, but ......... now you just can't take it anymore!!!!!! You snap, and words flow forth, like the tsunami on the horizon you never saw coming. People say things, stuff happens ... hopefully, life goes on. That's what living online is like. Offline's probably not so much different either.

@Brian *******

Thanks mate.

@Brian *******

Thanks. Just wish I could open the link in Australia.

@Scotty ******

It's a nice looking bike.

@Scotty ******

How many cc's for ?

@Brian *******

Unfortunately any of the Honda Thailand links will not open in Australia. The price in another link above was baht, the 150 baht and the .

Thanks to everyone including those who provided the info on the 150 and 160. I am very grateful for your help. Mods can close this now if they wish.

@J *****************

I am not in Thailand and the Thailand Honda site will neither open on the web nor Facebook and there are 'no Honda price listings', complete opposite of the Philippines. Fortunately expats in here and to a lesser extent ThaiVisa have given me all this information to me here plus more. To them I very grateful. I never wanted to be fully reliant on my friend, though it's not him who was the problem.