Yamaha XTZ 125 Cambodia

Yamaha XTZ 125 Cambodia Group of Yamaha XTZ 125 motorcycle riders in Cambodia, sharing information on the bike, local rides & everything pertaining to the Yamaha XTZ 125

Started by two Cambodia loving, intrepid, adventurer seeking, photographers who share an enthusiasm for exploring off the beaten track temples, villages and weird places that were too difficult to access with the standard motor-scooters common in Cambodia. We decided to purchase the Yamaha XTZ 125 in order to make our explorations safer, easier and more comfortable. This FB page was created as a way to chronicle our experiences with the Yamaha XTZ 125 and share insights and information with like minded riders. We hope you enjoy and contribute to this community.

Exploring Siem Reap Cambodia
06/02/2026

Exploring Siem Reap Cambodia

It's been a long time since I posted any photos! Today I had the oil changed ($5), then rode out to see some temples, an...
10/11/2022

It's been a long time since I posted any photos! Today I had the oil changed ($5), then rode out to see some temples, and on the way home, had the XTZ washed ($2.50 with tip).

Riding in Siem Reap is the best!
21/07/2021

Riding in Siem Reap is the best!

Yamaha XTZ 125 in Cambodia
16/03/2021

Yamaha XTZ 125 in Cambodia

27/02/2018

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A trip a while back, to see the stone elephants on Kulen mountain. https://vimeo.com/163906990
02/05/2017

A trip a while back, to see the stone elephants on Kulen mountain. https://vimeo.com/163906990

This video is about Kulen Mountain Road Trip

My good friend Patrick and I did some flying with our Mavic's today at several remote temples. While I practiced some ci...
21/02/2017

My good friend Patrick and I did some flying with our Mavic's today at several remote temples. While I practiced some cinematic moves like dolly shots and reveals, Patrick skillfully chased a flock of pigeons around one of the pagodas. The highlight of today's trip (apart from flying the drones, riding the bikes out in the countryside and finding interesting Angkorian temples) was meeting a local family. You can see by the pictures below that we met a land mind victim husband (missing his right leg) and his wife (with what appeared to be goiter on her neck) with their four-year-old daughter. The family arrived the temple we were filming at and started a small fire with leaves on the open ground. I went over to investigate and saw that the man was cooking a small snake and a tiny mouse over an open fire. When it was all finished cooking the little girl ate the mouse and the man ate the snake. It's fascinating how resourceful the local villagers are at keeping up their protein intake. The snake and the mouse were items that most Westerners wouldn't want to eat, but the little girl seemed quite pleased with the mouse and the man mentioned that the snake was actually quite delicious.

FB seems to have very poor video quality, so I uploaded the video to Vimeo. Here's the HD version....https://vimeo.com/1...
30/11/2016

FB seems to have very poor video quality, so I uploaded the video to Vimeo. Here's the HD version....https://vimeo.com/193704072

A visit to Prei Prasat Temple (Chan Ta Uon) and Bantaey Thom, with the help of two students who showed me a shortcut between the two temples. Shot and edited using an iPhone 6S and Splice.

Afternoon Motorbike Ride to the Temples of Angkor

30/11/2016

A visit to Prei Prasat Temple (Chan Ta Uon) and Bantaey Thom, with the help of two students who showed me a shortcut between the two temples. Shot and edited using an iPhone 6S and Splice.

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