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Action photos of sepak takraw

Posted on May 23, 2011 by samlowry

Tweet Sepak takraw (Malay: sepak raga; Tamil: “செபக் தக்ரா” or “கால் கட்டைப்பந்தட்டம்”; Thai: ตะกร้อ, RTGS: takro; Lao: “ka-taw”; Filipino: “sipa”; Vietnamese: “cầu mây”), or kick volleyball, is a sport native to the Malay-Thai Peninsula. Look, what hi cheap viagra uk … Continue reading →

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Samlo in different countries

Posted on October 10, 2010 by agenda

Tweet What is samlo? It’s an ancient weapon of Asians, which they use to try your patience. Peaceful and very healthy looking driver of this instrument of torture will slowly ride in front of your new Honda Civic till you … Continue reading →

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28 Tuk-Tuks from 11 Exotic Countries

Posted on July 31, 2009 by samlowry

Tweet Everybody likes tuk-tuks! Who can argue with that? In all countries the first thing we discover is a public transport. Most likely, we will use tuk-tuks, because they are the cheapest and most exotic way to get somewhere inside … Continue reading →

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40 Various Tuk-Tuks from All Thailand: the Unofficial Emblem of Country

Posted on July 8, 2009 by samlowry

Tweet Thais have King and Buddhism, and officially they are symbols of Thailand. But, anybody, who been in Thailand, agrees the real symbol is small, noisy vehicle riding in smelling clouds of exhaust pollutions. That vehicles produced locally by small … Continue reading →

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Honda Dax: T-boned dude

Posted on May 29, 2009 by samlowry

Tweet Honda Dax or Trail 70 or Daschund or ST70 – a guy from the Honda minibikes’ family. You can recognize it by a completely different frame with a streight pipe under a seat, a so-called “T-bone”. For me this … Continue reading →

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Yamaha Fino Mods

Posted on May 27, 2009 by samlowry

Tweet We all know Honda rulez. They made several cult scooters and minibikes – Zoomer, Monkey-Gorilla-Ape, Chaly. They made very useful Wave, Airblade, Click. But, unfortunately, the icon of modern motor-generation was created by Yamaha. It’s the most tren buy … Continue reading →

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Completely weird tunings of Honda Zoomer/Ruckus

Posted on May 19, 2009 by samlowry

Tweet Honda Zoomer is a 49cc scooter with a completely out-of-mainstream design. It’s not so popular in Thailand, but still available. You could see photos of this scooter in my

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Most Popular Minibike in TH: Honda Chaly

Posted on May 14, 2009 by samlowry

Tweet Asia is the motherland of minimalism. Of course, it has touched motorculture, Asia is full of minibikes. You can see farmers in Cambodia who drives they off-road. You can see housewifes in Japan who go by talking to friends. … Continue reading →

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TW200 in Thailand: Freak Bike for Donuts Lovers

Posted on May 1, 2009 by samlowry

Tweet What is it? A half of a tractor? A big donut with a frame and an engine? Or some joke from motorcycle manufacturers? First time I saw these bikes at Burapha Bike Show 2008 (place near Pattaya). There were … Continue reading →

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Kawasaki KSR: bike for motor-bboys

Posted on March 30, 2009 by samlowry

Tweet When we just arrived to Thailand, I thought I need nothing but scooter. Yes, I noticed strange small mutant bikes looks like mix of sport and enduro bike. But I thought them to be some unserious toys for strange … Continue reading →

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