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[friscofrankie]

Any forum dedicated to American Motorcycles can't be all bad. I'd think it had to be pretty damned good. I read AIM when I get a chance. Decent English language magazines are hard to come by where I live. Hopefully by joing this forum I can keep up to date, maybe even contribute something.

Living in Chiang Mai, Thailand for the past seven years; home to some of the best riding roads I've ever seen. Been a HD rider since 1967 with a short break for fatherhood thrown in (mistake, but live and learn). Originally from the East Bay.

[Buzz Kanter]

Welcome to the Harley forum family and glad to meet you. Never been to your part of the world and would like to hear more about the Harley scene there.

As for not finding American Iron Magazine there - you can always subscribe.

[shovelmike]

Welcome to the forum, Friscofrankie. Post some pictures and perhaps some stories about some of your rides over there. Ride safe and God bless, Sincerely: Shovelmike.

[evoKENevo]

Welcome aboard,frankie...glad to have you join us and am sure you'll find this "damn good" site up to your expections if not a "damn sight" more

[friscofrankie]

you can always subscribe

Ah yes, the mail. Things like Biker mags, playboy and hot rod magazine are popular with the postal workers here.

Post some pictures and perhaps some stories about some of your rides

I'll do that. Today's a busy day, preparing for a four - five day ride along the Burmese border south of here then into the interior. I'm looking forward to the ride. Here's a pic of one of my favorite destinations, Mae Hong Son:

hmm. have to figure the forum software out Do I need to upload pics to a website site to embed them directly in a post?

Looking forward to getting stuck in to the forum. I'll be here often, working out the logistics of building a 96" Evo from the ground up here. HDs are expensive here, just about double what they run in the states. I'm going to need to make all the right decisions when choosing mail order parts. Be my first hand built scoot in a long time.

Thanks for the welcome folks.