So I've been riding my moto for long enough to realize I enjoy the two wheel ride. And I've only crashed once!!

I'm considering getting something a bit more powerful, nothing crazy, maybe a CBR. But where do you even ride them? I'm a novice, but I assume opening one up in PP would be short lived???

Any experienced riders know where there are any decent roads to ride?

There are parts of highway 6 heading towards Skun, we're there is a central barrier so there should be no oncoming traffic, but this is Cambodia, the land of wonder, and there's no road without its hazards that are safe for any high speed, please don't add to the unfortunate casualty list.

quick update, I consider a 150 fast, so 250 is me living life on the wild side..................

HappyChappy wrote: ↑Mon Feb 21, 2022 11:48 pm quick update, I consider a 150 fast, so 250 is me living life on the wild side..................

Living life on your wild side, and riding a motorcycle, can you be a little bit more specific to your own question. How fast have you managed to go on these roads up to now? I know speed can be a buzz, anything to get the adrenaline pumping, but seriously I find there's an enough to contend with on these roads, starting with other road user's that are just plain selfish in my eyes and dangerous mainly to others and themselves. Also, there are no end of hazards lying in wait, from people to livestock, potholes and sand, the list goes on and on.

Cooldude wrote: ↑Tue Feb 22, 2022 12:53 am We all know Sihanoukville has turned into a real Sino sh@thole but they've got some beautiful new roads down there with long stretches where you could really open up a bike.

Really opening up a bike (or a car for that matter), and Cambodia, are two things that do not go together.
Even if you can find a stretch of road that isn’t made of, or covered in, dust, sand, stones and rubbish, you still have to contend with the total unpredictability of other road users, the vehicle types and their conditions. Don’t forget about the livestock (cows, chickens, dogs etc) routinely wandering into and standing in the roads, a collision at speed with any of these does not bode well for bikers.
Don’t forget that when you do have that accident, and have managed to survive long enough to make it to hospital, the level of care provided will be severely lacking.
Ride (sober) at a safe speed and enjoy arriving where you plan to go to.

In the early morning the roads between Kratie and Oh Pong Moan and Oh Pong Moan to Ban Lung are fairly quiet and pretty good. But you'll always run the risk of a wandering cow or a twenty year old Dealim crossing without paying attention.

The road from Phnom Penh to Skun is to be avoided I think. Even though it's two lane with a barrier at the intersections traffic will make (unexpected) u-turns without paying too much attention to traffic (front and back). Also by default they use the left lane for driving, leaving the right lane for 'speeding' which is fairly dangerous.