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Originally Posted by Mortis
As far as clean gas, here you can get it anywhere, unless you are deep in the jungle on slimy mud roads that I wouldn't want to ride a bike on, well not a street bike, a KLM maybe  I have never had any gas issues other than all the stations being closed from 3 to 6 in the afternoon for Friday prayers and now a days thats very rare except up North. |
I find it really amazing at how fast Asia changes. I remember only being able to buy gas in individual home-filled liter bottles stacked up on tables in front of small roadside shops. We'd pick through the bottles to find the ones with the least amount of sediment in the bottom. That was the norm in all the Kampangs. You could only find real gas stations in the bigger towns. And five years ago it took three days of rough travel to get from northern Thailand to Angkor and still another two days to get to Ho Chi Minh City. Today you can drive from Thailand to Ho Chi Minh City in less than two days, and do it on modern super highway the entire way!
How times do change...
Stitchawl