Thanks for video highlights of your ride to Cha-Am, the beach looks better than in Hua Hin and more stuff to see too and of course less expensive. I appreciate your editing skills as I know it probably takes a couple of hours either way and much of the road looks the same. I noticed some near misses or what looked like scarey moments from my perspective but your riding skills are far and above mine, it is clear to see, so I'm sure it wasn't as dangerous as it appears. I also liked to see the average Thai going about their business and your wife's look of enjoyment as she sipped from a straw coconut juice, fresh in its original container. Then in typical Thai fashion, after some photo evidence of the trip, visiting a temple, looking at some elephants, it's back to the Big Mango on the same day. You have a knack for capturing on video, a captivating perspective of real Thailand travels experiences.

Great videos man. Been watching them all to prepare myself when I get my bike there in October lol

The bike is taking a little adjusting, also in the process of change the exhaust as you suggested, but there was a little damage to the slip on, so the mechanic advise me to sent it back. Thus a little longer for the varoom... 5555.. Also do you ever have trouble with dogs chasing you on country treks? Cheers

Love the videos. How did you get to Thailand? You run a business?