Future (if Any) Of Two Stroke In Thailand

[Azoulay]

Hi Friends,

I recently acquire an old timer Vespa PX 200 (2 strokes) that I refurbished and rehabilitate with a new paint and a serious engine service, and I would like to hear from you, your guess and thoughts about the future of 2 stroke bikes in Thailand ?
Do you think Thailand would ban this type of engines in the future, what do thing about it ?

Warm regards, keep the power on.

Laurent P.. AZOULAY

 

[Oddvar]

Two strokes will have a long life in Thailand, I hope.

 

[Alamo]

I thing:
No changes in laws regarding 2T.

 

[Oddvar]

KTM and Husquarna has 250's and 300cc meeting the EUR 5 requirement so they are not going away anytime soon. Price is a very different matter.

 

[Azoulay]

KTM and Husquarna has 250's and 300cc meeting the EUR 5 requirement so they are not going away anytime soon. Price is a very different matter.

Hi Friend, thanks for your comment, but for these 2 brands Husquvarna and KTM, I think their bikes are not registered on streets, isn't it ?
Me I wonder for instance for Vespa PX, and old 2 strokes bikes with with you can ride on roads.

Keep the power on.

Laurent

 

[Oddvar]

They are street legal, with lights and all. But in Thailand they will very expensive with green book. Last time I checked, over 500k bath.
I think taxes etc for green book is around 150-200k bath. Same for 4 stroke dirt bikes.
And yet, someone still wonders why they don't sell in LOS.