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Frequently Asked Questions

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  • Yes, you need a valid motorbike license from your home country or an International Driving Permit (IDP) that covers motorbikes. Vietnamese licenses can also be obtained for long-term residents. to this item.


  • Popular options include the Honda Wave for city use, the Yamaha Exciter for style and speed, and the Honda XR or Yamaha WR for long-distance or off-road trips.is item.


 

Prices vary: used motorbikes can range from $200–$5,000, while new ones can go from $1,500–$5,000 depending on the model and brand.Add an answer to this item.


  • Motorbikes are available from local shops, online marketplaces, and rental agencies in cities like Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, and Da Nang.
  • If you are buying or renting in Vietnam, throw me a message via the Whatsapp button. I can point you in the right direction. 


 

  • Legally, you need basic third-party liability insurance. Comprehensive insurance is recommended, especially for longer trips or high-value bikes.Add an answer to this item.


 

  • Regular oil changes, brake checks, and tire maintenance are essential. Affordable repairs and services are widely available at local mechanic shops.Add an answer to this item.
  • Typically, newer motorbikes require oil changes every 2000-3000 kilometres (according to owners manual)
  • Some older bikes will naturally burn oil, so changing more frequently is advised but not always required. Keeping an eye on it is the best way to know!


  • Stick to the right side, avoid speeding, and be prepared for unpredictable traffic. Use your horn to signal presence and be cautious at intersections.


 Riding can be safe with proper precautions, such as wearing a good-quality helmet, driving defensively, and familiarizing yourself with local traffic patterns.Add an answer to this item.


 

  • Keep your license, bike registration card, and insurance paperwork with you at all times to avoid fines.Add an answer to this item.


  • Top routes include the Hai Van Pass, the Ho Chi Minh Road, and the Northwest Loop around Ha Giang. Each offers stunning scenery and a variety of terrain


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