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By: Anonymous: Axiom () Thursday, January 26 2012 @ 06:46 PM ICT (Read 2336 times) |
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By: news (offline) Thursday, January 26 2012 @ 06:57 PM ICT
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Honda sells currently no maxi-scooters in Thailand, you can find some grey-imported maxi-scooters, which come with all the correct paperwork.
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By: Anonymous: David () Thursday, January 26 2012 @ 08:33 PM ICT |
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In fact, Honda Thailand deserve a well placed rocket because they deny this market a decent selection from their international 'big bike' collection. Sure, the 250 is here with additional variants coming, but I mean BIG bikes. ie greater than 250cc. Come on Honda is it beyond you to give us some decent long distance touring bikes? Kawasaki can do so.
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By: Anonymous: SimSim () Thursday, January 26 2012 @ 08:39 PM ICT |
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Official in Thailand anything below 250cc is considered a 'small' bike, for the law in Thailand anything bigger than 250cc is a big bike....
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By: news (offline) Sunday, February 12 2012 @ 01:18 PM ICT
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Since just over one week Honda Thailand has started the sales of the Honda Integra, which is a 670cc. parallel-twin powered scooter with dual-clutch / automatic gear.
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