riding to cambodia is it ok what can i do and not

[louie 1]

im planning a trip down to ko chang then possibly over to cambodia if its ok is there any motorways i have to go on ive heard motorcycles are not allowed on motorways ive bought a cbr 250 so its brand new and i want to run it in had it a few weeks and it needs a good run and apart from that ive been in hospital over xmas so this trip was ruined ive booked a few more weeks out to manage this trip otherwise ive spent most of this trip in pattaya memorial with blood poisoning advise appreciated i will post about my blood disorder later but would really appreciate any advise milage rules regs etc been coming to thailand since 2003 and shows i need to learn a bit more ive always drove my car here but fancy the change

[vidman 2]

The Road down to Koh Chang (and cambodia) is a normal highway so the bike is fine BUT your problem will be taking the bike over the border. If its anything similar to a car then you need a "vehicle Passport" to take it out (more for bringing it back). the paperwork is tedious and you will be in the office for a while too.

[joekicker 53]

Yes, it's a question of papers, papers, papers, and I don't know the motorcycle rules, or if they are different from a car, for that matter. You will almost certainly need ownership, insurance and that "passport" mentioned above for starters. Please check with the Cambodian Embassy

02-205-4049

 

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[rob270 5]

Hi Louie,

 

I've been thinking of doing the same thing. I own a D-Tracker. Keep us posted on how you make out and what you had to do. The trip reports will be a good read.

 

I hope it's easier than it seems........