MOTOGIRL 'in' THAILAND

Singha Park International Balloon Festival (inc. the R109 and a ride to Doi Chang, Doi Wawi & Mae Suai Dam)

The Chiang Rai Singha Park International Balloon Festival is a spectacular annual event, where participants from 14 countries (including the United Kingdom, United States, Switzerland, Brazil, Philippines, South Korea, Taiwan, Austria, Latvia, Germany, Italy and Japan), all come together to display their fabulous balloons. The event runs for five days (this year it was from 13th – 17th February), and

Fuel Options Thailand – Including Rural and Remote Locations

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I’ve had quite a few people ask me about fuel options when riding in Thailand, particularly rural or mountainous areas. Not so much a concern for the bigger bikes with large petrol tanks, but can be concerning when on a smaller CC bike or a scooter. Having covered a fair few Km’s both on my 250cc and a small 115cc

Having recently recovered from Bronchitis, I was beginning to feel the blues at having been sick for so long. I had already missed out on a fantastic rider Memorial Ride (GT.Rider) the previous weekend, so the doldrums was hitting hard. Feeling a little more improved I decided to get on my bike and visit the Bua Tong Mexican Sunflowers at

This year 217 riders officially registered for Chiang Mai’s forth official Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride. It was a great turn out for this worldwide charity event that takes place each year, in support of prostate cancer and men’s mental health. This year also saw the www.MotoGeo.com team ride with us who are en-route to MotoGP in Buriram. It really is a great time for

Not every plan turns out golden and I have a fair few regrets on this ride, but none-the-less I have no regrets about setting off on the ride itself. If I were to wind back the clock, I would have planned the route very differently. Hiccups in timing and various factors on the ride turned the planning on it’s head.

Remote / Interesting Temples – Chiang Mai Region

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There are so many interesting and unique temples in the region that it would take forever to compile the best ones. So for now here are four of the most interesting/remote ones I have come across. I will likely add more later on and update 🙂 Wat Phad Thamachart (Google Map) At the time I visited the temple it seemed

For some time I had been meaning to visit both Wat Chalermprakiet and the Khun Tan Station, but somehow never got around to it. With an impending GT.Rider (fab website and forum for rider info) meetup planned in Lampang (close to both the temple and station), I decided it was a good excuse to finally visit these places whilst also getting

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Singha Park International Balloon Festival (inc. the R109 and a ride to Doi Chang, Doi Wawi & Mae Suai Dam)

Fuel Options Thailand – Including Rural and Remote Locations

Bua Tong Sunflowers and camping on the Mae Hong Son Loop

THE DISTINGUISHED GENTLEMAN’S RIDE CHIANG MAI – 2018

RIDE TO PHETCHABUN (riding through several provinces to Wat Prathat Phasornkaew)

Remote / Interesting Temples – Chiang Mai Region

Wat Chalermprakiet, Tha Chumphu Bridge & Khun Tan Station (Highest Railway Station in Thailand)