Udon Bike Week tonight!

Post by **BIGAL** » February 23, 2013, 3:56 pm

Udonthani Bike Week Saturday 23/2 5-11.30pm

200 baht entry fee

Great entertainment tonight starting at 5pm behind the Railway Station building at UD Town, pass Mcdonalds UD town on your left, cross the railway line m& turn sharp left, 100 metres along this road, parking availible at the temple to the right!

Post by **thaiguzzi** » February 24, 2013, 10:30 pm

Only ever seen them do that on DVDs and VCDs of car shows in BKK and Chonburi. I'm talking about the coyotes dancing on and in the back of pick up trucks with customised sound systems. 10 years of living up here in Udon, and i aint seen nothing like that last night up this neck of the woods. I counted 15 plus the 4 excellent ones on stage the majority of the set. Excellent.

Post by **Svein66** » February 24, 2013, 10:52 pm

A one day long bike "week"...?

Post by **GARYZX6R** » February 24, 2013, 11:14 pm

A good night it was Guzzi =D>
Was that your old guzzi in the bike park ? Was the only one i saw there ?
First time ive seen any Victorys in Thailand too .

Post by **fatbob** » February 25, 2013, 9:01 am

thaiguzzi wrote:Only ever seen them do that on DVDs and VCDs of car shows in BKK and Chonburi. I'm talking about the coyotes dancing on and in the back of pick up trucks with customised sound systems. 10 years of living up here in Udon, and i aint seen nothing like that last night up this neck of the woods. I counted 15 plus the 4 excellent ones on stage the majority of the set. Excellent.

We have had parties three times with the coyotes in Phen, great, good lookin girls, truck tray folds out and becomes an instant stage, last time was last April, only seven thousand baht all up, the wife has the contact details if interested, just make sure you have no farangs in your soi that hate music and seeing people have fun.

Post by **thaiguzzi** » February 25, 2013, 10:47 am

Yep, my Guzzi, the black '89 modified Cali III. However, there was another white std Cali III there, with Danish plates, and an old Danish couple touring Asia. Nice. Only the second Guzzi i've seen here on the road. Those Victory's are something else, not my cup of tea, but still impressive, 2.4 mil for the red one! Thats's £50k! Coyotes certainly help a party become a PARTY. A good night was had by all. Thoroughly enjoyable.
Mike.

Post by **bumper** » February 26, 2013, 12:23 pm

Thank Goodness no Coyote Girls there

Post by **fatbob** » February 26, 2013, 1:01 pm

Great Video, god I love living in Thailand, lifes great!

Post by **Barney** » February 26, 2013, 4:13 pm

Trully inspiring video well done, it really makes me want to go out and get one!!!!!

Post by **colt1911** » February 26, 2013, 5:11 pm

It was a great night out. The video is well done. Several exhibitors displayed their bikes like BIGAL’s Phantoms. Like my friend Gary said the Coyote Dancers were “Lovely”. There were many Bike Clubs attending both Expat and Thai. Even one from Lao! The crowd was very well behaved. There were several BIB that mingled with the crowed. The 200BHT attendance fee kept the riffraff out. Beer 60BHT for the tall can. Next year plan to attend, bike enthusiast or not.
Regards

Post by **jai yen yen** » February 26, 2013, 5:18 pm

Well I am glad you guys enjoyed the Bike week party. I have been to quite a few and find them quite boring actually. Warm beer, the same loud music and coyote girls that don't have a clue about dancing, just doing the typical chrome bar shuffle with cut off denim shorts on. I almost forgot, the same kids on mini bikes doing wheelies and burnouts.

Post by **fatbob** » February 26, 2013, 5:57 pm

jai yen yen wrote:Well I am glad you guys enjoyed the Bike week party. I have been to quite a few and find them quite boring actually. Warm beer, the same loud music and coyote girls that don't have a clue about dancing, just doing the typical chrome bar shuffle with cut off denim shorts on. I almost forgot, the same kids on mini bikes doing wheelies and burnouts.

You can please some people some of the time, others well............its obvious really!

Post by **jai yen yen** » February 26, 2013, 6:01 pm

coxo wrote:
jai yen yen wrote:Well I am glad you guys enjoyed the Bike week party. I have been to quite a few and find them quite boring actually. Warm beer, the same loud music and coyote girls that don't have a clue about dancing, just doing the typical chrome bar shuffle with cut off denim shorts on. I almost forgot, the same kids on mini bikes doing wheelies and burnouts.
You can please some people some of the time, others well............its obvious really!

That is true, as well some people are very easy to please.

Post by **bumper** » February 26, 2013, 6:51 pm

Well I got to meet up with friends I hadn't seen in a year. That alone makes it worth to me. Usually there is a ride on the day of the party missed that this time.

Boring, well you save 400 baht

Greg has really gotten good at doing the videos

Post by **Barney** » February 26, 2013, 7:02 pm

You can never have a cutoff shorts bad chrome pole shuffle, some are just better than others, I'm sure Jai Yen Yen the Promoters and supporters were glad you were not in attendance, it would have p...ed down for sure on what was a night that the positive people enjoyed. Was visiting town that week and enjoyed all the biker types with their big bikes, big biceps , big bellies on some and some very strange haircuts long and short and of course the tattoos.

Post by **jai yen yen** » February 26, 2013, 9:07 pm

bumper wrote:Well I got to meet up with friends I hadn't seen in a year. That alone makes it worth to me. Usually there is a ride on the day of the party missed that this time.

Boring, well you save 400 baht

Greg has really gotten good at doing the videos

They decided not to have a ride this year because of a bad accident on last years ride.

Post by **fatbob** » February 27, 2013, 6:56 am

Jai yen yen or Jai ron or just ding dong.

Post by **thaiguzzi** » February 27, 2013, 11:39 am

"Do'nt have a clue about dancing"?? S#it man... some of the best dancing i've seen in a long time, especially the one on the far right of stage with all the slooooow moves. Hot pants? Yes please. Coyotes beat go-go dancers everytime.
Coxo - i'll have that phone no. for "future reference" please.
Mike.

Post by **bumper** » February 27, 2013, 12:24 pm

Accidents go with the territory. hope they do one next year.

You know it is major undertaking doing one of these, I appreciate the effort the guy put in

Post by **jai yen yen** » February 27, 2013, 4:53 pm

coxo wrote:Jai yen yen or Jai ron or just ding dong.

Coxo, you sound like a 6 year old, calling people names because they don't like to play in your sand box, then again that could explain why you are so easily amused. I can see you now, sitting in you sand box with your rose colored glass's on, saying,I just love living in Thailand. A forum is for grownups to share opinions. We don't have to agree on everything. Maybe you should wait a few years and try again when you are a little more mature.