Cacing, handpump, electric pump, zip tie, clutch cable, spare key, spare ECU, spare stator, jump start battery, raincoat...

..... spare bike ... 

hahaha..

I had lost my key before on one my my trip.
It's keyless. Manage to start the bike using backup method.

Battery powered pumps do exist you know. .

But anyway, I have both a 12V and USB socket on my bike.

While I hadn't had to use my pump on my own bike to fix a flat, I have used it to top up my tyre especially after airing it down slightly for off road, and make short work of my bicycle tyres. Helped some guys stranded on the road and RnR before also. It's a good thing to carry when travelling...even if you do not need to use it.
And for those that do have a 12V power socket. Please turn the pump on without load, then only attach to your wheel. If you turn on the pump while attached to an semi inflated tyre, it might be too much a load and blow the fuse.

For the USB and 12V socket you DIY or let shop do??? I tot of DIY using Y connectors so no need to strip any wiring…

Also if possible along the highway, try not to ride on the emergency lane unless it's really necessary to avoid the jam.

Plenty of metal debris, not only nails that can puncture your tires.

Usually, when you bring a pump.. your friend needs it, but when not bringing. .then puncture happens bangwall:

Also if possible along the highway, try not to ride on the emergency lane unless it's really necessary to avoid the jam.

Plenty of metal debris, not only nails that can puncture your tires.

any ride up to anywhere?i am just bored..
mr3 110 jer.

so to enter betong OR danok with a 110cc bike no need internation license right ..just to confirm

and cheapest insuran is 3 month @rm60 right?

so to enter betong OR danok with a 110cc bike no need internation license right ..just to confirm

and cheapest insuran is 3 month @rm60 right?

so to enter betong OR danok with a 110cc bike no need internation license right ..just to confirm

and cheapest insuran is 3 month @rm60 right?

Southern Thai, the authority tend to recognize Malaysia Driving License,

But if want to have long travel until north of Bangkok, I would suggest invest in 150rm IDP.

what about Krabi and phuket? do they recognise malaysia driving license? after reading your post i too think its best to just get the IDP for insurance purposes as well

Bukit Kayu Hitam is packed full of people this CNY.

This is at Durian Burung.



Quite empty will less people.
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Thank you very much bro..    You saved my time on trip for Songkran last week.. Buttery smooth border crossing... 

Yasss  1+ Ban Prakorp border crossing, you will meet the nicest Thai Immigration officers around...

Its only about another hour detour from BKH, Sadao border cross towards Hatyai...