Yes, it is wonderful to find it there. Normally pre-sliced. As the title said "Westfälisches Pumpernickel Brot", so specifying the German region as well. Made of Sourdough rye with whole rye seeds. A bread I can get in Ireland only in the Polish Shops.
I’ve got a 796 Ducati. Love it. Powder coated the wheels red. Upped the brain box. It’s a blast to ride. NO other bike like it. Love the Desmo drive. Clank clank clank
Lovely watching you out and about as always Lucas ,Still gets to me the lack of Tourists all over Thailand ..But maybe people are in the same boat as me that just can't afford a Holiday right now .Still saddens me even when i was over there on holiday 🤦♂
You will love the Triumph Street Twin 900. I was lucky enough to save my pennies and brought a 2022 model. The retro look suits me, and it revived memories when I owned a triumph in the 1970's. Good luck.
I really miss the food in Thailand, my girlfriend is from Philippines but I will definitely be taking her to Thailand 😅 Yes it's Swedish, i paused it on the menu and I saw Pytt I panna, the kebab looks like kebabrulle which I love 🇸🇪
lucas ,you made me laugh with the pancakes , last time to america i got a quart of vermont maple syrup , you can get it in Bangkok, if your a millionaire
I remember when triumph closed the factory here in UK and moved to a factory just outside Bangkok , you can see the factory when travelling on the highway from the Airport to Pattaya
You have alot going on today. Loved seeing the new motorcycles. Seeing the new store and it's offerings was great. The new find for lunch was a great store with many additional items . You are the best !😊
My brother is into fixing cars he bought a couple of old cars to fix up but it was a lot of work &money & then u have to find a buyer he quit it nice &chairs😊😊
I dont know how it got an Irish name Lucas, but theres a picture of Ibramovich behind you in the vlog, and hes swedish, unless its an Irish man married to a swede 🤣🤣
That Chevy Vega was about a 1972. I bought one for my ex wife in 1976 and she loved it. Fun car to drive. Great on gas. Aluminum head and cast block. Head gasket problems
Tigglebitties is one of my favorite haunts for some comfort USA food. Prices good too. A bit hidden. You’ll never see it driving around unless you’re looking for it. Also anxious to try the Scomadi scooters provided to rent at a resort I’m staying at Chiang Rai in October. Looks a bit retro. Should be fun.
Would love to get a Triumph, but already have have a Royal Enfield and a Forza and a Scoopy…….i guess you can’t ever have too many motorcycles (or scooters)😆🤣…….love the old VW buses and Beatles too!
Remember passing by that classic car shop a few years ago when driving to Koh samet. Regretted for a long time that I didnt ask the taxi driver to stop. Nice to get a look around now :)
I have lived here in Jomtien for more than ten years ,why would anyone want a motorcycle more that 125 CC ,Happy birthday for end month .when you say eat for less than 5 Bucks it’s better to say in Thai Baht,thanks for good video.nice classic motors
Random was a fine video, I like the little details like the classic car sign in military hours, the huge pot store,,the pot stores are smaller here in WA🪴thank you for the video I really appreciate them and look forward to sunday's..love you both❤
I had a 2005 T100 and put 40 K miles on it! nothing wrong with it. Now I have a 2018 T120 Black. Nice bike rode about 220 miles yesterday to Yosemite and back.
O learys,,,, best Swedish meatballs in Thailand! Perfect meatballs, awesome gravy, and lingonberries. Been going there for years. Predictably good everytime.
I used to ride a triumph tiger sport 1050 back in Sweden while I still lived there, loved that bike. Thanks for the telling me about the Swedish shop, although is over an hour car ride from Pattaya, I will most certainly visit that shop once or twice every year.
Glad you visited a Swedish restaurant. Buy and try a tube of Kalle's caviar the next time you visit the place. Yummy and have the sandwich for breakfast👍
Triumph ., Not hear that Name in some time .. Always a good Bike .That Pot Store look's like ones in Phila Selling Bar & Restaurant Goods.. That Market looks as I could spend some time & Money there.
I’ve been waiting for someone to go to Tigglebitties. I think the best place for your American/California style food because they do Mexican food too. So if you’re missing pancakes, waffles, French toast and they even have biscuits and gravy for breakfast, all is good. Even Mondays is barbecued meat. One of my recommendations.
hi Lucas thank you for sharing, i am a novice to motor bike and scooters and wondered what your thoughts would be on a budget starter scooter for a larger gent 125kg yo use in pattaya and around the outskirts of the city, also my girl lives in surin and i will be spending some time there and thought about a Quad bike for using around her village etc, do you have any experience or knowledge about these and am eager to learn your thoughts about them thanks again cheers.
Well......lemme tell ya of my experience the other day at the Triumph dealership you highlighted. I went early afternoon on a weekday. I was the only customer there. I was keenly interested in looking at a Speed 400 (for the first time) in anticipation of buying one when I heal up medically fairly soon. I went in and seen three young fellas which I would call salesmen, and one older fella at a computer terminal whom the other three treated as a boss or a manager. Nobody greeted me or said hello when I went in. Alright, no biggie. I walked around looked at all the beautiful bikes before setting my sights on a Speed 400. I started in really studying it from all angles. Touching it a lot just feeling things. NOBODY among those 4 acted like I even existed. I was a GHOST. My biggest single thing I wanted to do was to sit on one. I needed to check and see if it's not too tall for me, and see how the seat, etc feels. Normal stuff IOW. Of course I was not going to do that until a salesman came over and I asked him permission. I never found even one of the four there ever make eye contact with me. Again, I was a GHOST. SO, I tried one last giant hint that I wanted some help. I stood the bike up vertically off its kickstand and wobbled it around a bit. NOTHING. No response. I was a ghost for sure. Well.........no problem. There are other Triumph dealers in Thailand. I will take my business elsewhere in 2 or 3 months when I am ready to buy, and I will be paying cash for it. Just not to them.
Interesting, i was immediately approached and serviced when i went in, which is usually what happens in similar shops. Cant sell a bike if you don't chat with the customers.
@@Rides4Kickz The only thing I can think of is I am silver -haired, and walking with a cane (due to my double-knee replacement). They may have thought "what is this old-timer who cannot even walk good doing in our bike shop? He would be a waste of our time". Nevermind I have been riding bikes since I was 12 in 1967...... longer than any two of those youngsters entire lives.
Hoping to pick up a scooter and motorcycle when arrive this fall. I have a triumph tiger 900 gt pro here in the USA. The speed 900 looks interesting. Are you still looking at the Super meteor 650? Also saw the Zontes 350 in an earlier video. What do you think of these?
The Zontes is quickly gaining in the Thai Market, it comes with more features than the competitors at a lower price. The 3 bikes I'm considering are the Super meteor 650, Speed Twin 900 and the CB1100RS.
Vega headlights, distinctive pre 1974 Vega bumper. It’s a Vega. Flag on SBD is Iceland. Somewhere around a quarter of Icelandic people have Irish ancestry.
Definitely a Vega hatchback. Not only the headlights and bumper, but the grill, the hood, the windshield...everything except maybe the side mirror. Kinda rusted out though.
Went to the visa shop you recommended there going to hook me up tomorrow with a new license tomorrow… I just will meet them down in Rayong…I’m going to use this agent for my visa renewal as well .. there cheaper than the agent I’ve been using… seem like a good group of people….. I need a new lasagna pan and I saw it at the kitchen store you went to… very difficult to find a good one….always on the look out for a deli were I can get corned beef…I only found 1… and it’s all the way in pattaya… so I’ll have to check that place as well…. FYI… I told the visa agent.. ride for kicks sent me…
I have had a Triumph 660 Trident for over a year and often been in that dealership...they really look after you and their ride outs on Sunday are a lot of fun. Try the 660 Trident or Sport as the triple engine is amazing...
@@rolandet yu are correct, Sir - -- It was a Rare (and Ratty) 1959 Peugeot 403 Cabriolet. The legend has it that star Peter Falk was offered a tour of the Universal back lot to find a car for Columbo to drive. He saw the 403. “I just saw the nose of a car sticking out,” he told the definitive Columbo freak site. “It didn’t even run.” Or have an engine, according to one source. But Falk said, “This is the one.” The poor car, which looks worse and worse as the series goes on (it was actually hit as plot points in as many as four episodes), gets disparaged by the upper-class LA murderers on the show. Two separate killers, I noted, drove Ferrari 365 GTB/4s (in contrasting colors). One of ‘em, a gal who murders her own brother, has the Ferrari delivered but doesn’t even get to sit in it before she’s hauled off to jail. It’s a quirk of the show that car model names are apparently never mentioned, even when they’re Ferraris.
Something is not quite right with Lucas. 🤔🤔🤔 Just something off about this lad. Is he addicted to "relaxation" massages? We might never know the real story.
