Bikes and cars are about 20-30% dearer in Cambodia as compared to Thailand. Probably the best scooter to buy especially if you are taller is Honda ADV160 and Yamaha Nmax….or ADV350 and Xmax.
For most foreigners a pcx is a nice size and airblade is a nice beginner moto to get used to the roads and the flow of traffic. I actually know a guy selling avery affordable red pcx under 1k. dm me on my instagram if you’re interested.
What would you say if I was going ride a scooter out there on holiday with a healing broken leg and still struggle on crutches...yes or no? lol...I know what the answer will be but I hope you reply.✌️
Sounds like a recipe for a neck brace and wheelchair… 🫠. Please spare yourself and do tuk tuk. Yeah… learning to ride in southeast asian traffic, you’re gonna want both feet. Thanks for your comment as it made me laugh and panic for you at the same time.
@@ThatGuyInCambodia One of my roommates here in Phnom Penh drove his Air Blade all the way from Ho chi mon city, Vietnam to Phnom Penh. He did add a case on to the rear for carrying an extra helmet. Lots of power around town, when the two of us were exploring the city.
Recorded that video a long time ago but never posted. I need an editor. All used prices but good quality (under these prices just realize it will need repairs. Over it had better be in really good condition): Dream: ~1000 Scoopy: ~800 Air blade: ~800 Pcx: ~1200
Bikes and cars are about 20-30% dearer in Cambodia as compared to Thailand. Probably the best scooter to buy especially if you are taller is Honda ADV160 and Yamaha Nmax….or ADV350 and Xmax.
Hey wow! This video is perfect for me. Because when I arrive, this will literally be one of my first purchases! Thanks! Watching now.
Super glad it’s helpful! Thanks for letting me know. I’ve recorded a few more that are being edited about price and what to look for in a new moto.
@@ThatGuyInCambodia their laws say that anything over 125cc needs a license, is that correct? Anyway, I will check out the next video, for sure!
Yes! That is correct. You can get a pcx at 125cc and higher (150cc i believe?) all the other motos i named (scoopy, airblade, dream) are 125cc.
For most foreigners a pcx is a nice size and airblade is a nice beginner moto to get used to the roads and the flow of traffic. I actually know a guy selling avery affordable red pcx under 1k. dm me on my instagram if you’re interested.
No prices? That's unusual.
Not in second hand shops… everything is a negotiation.
What would you say if I was going ride a scooter out there on holiday with a healing broken leg and still struggle on crutches...yes or no? lol...I know what the answer will be but I hope you reply.✌️
Sounds like a recipe for a neck brace and wheelchair… 🫠. Please spare yourself and do tuk tuk. Yeah… learning to ride in southeast asian traffic, you’re gonna want both feet.
Thanks for your comment as it made me laugh and panic for you at the same time.
So your wife bought the Scoopy. What did you buy?
Air blade and pcx 👌🏼
@@ThatGuyInCambodia One of my roommates here in Phnom Penh drove his Air Blade all the way from Ho chi mon city, Vietnam to Phnom Penh. He did add a case on to the rear for carrying an extra helmet. Lots of power around town, when the two of us were exploring the city.
@@MyLifeThai371 That's been my experience too, those things can take a beating and last super well if you change the oil regularly.
price !!price ! dud !
Recorded that video a long time ago but never posted. I need an editor.
All used prices but good quality (under these prices just realize it will need repairs. Over it had better be in really good condition):
Dream: ~1000
Scoopy: ~800
Air blade: ~800
Pcx: ~1200
Cars are Driven .. bikes are ridden
I have seen people on top of a bus because the bus was full… Kingdom of Wonder. Gotta love it.
Hate those mosquito bikes. Loud asf for no reason but to show off. Hate the riders who ride them.
Yeah, but Honda Dream, Scoopy and PCX are relatively quiet compared to the full on motorcycles and motocross bikes.