I think this happened on my friends scooter help!

What happens if you accidentally change gears while your hand is still on the gas

I just got my CRF300 and man, after a day of trying to get the hang of it -- mounting, etc cos I'm not that tall ( i sill tip toe, for this bike) my lower back, knees and toes, can't feel them til now, it's been two days lol sooooo sore

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1:33 Cheers mate! Greate video, well structured! By any chance, can you remember the coordinates of this straight road?

Thank you very much! I learned so much and I now can be more confident on my CT125 Honda 🤠

The speed camera I've seen will pull you over immediately or soon afterwards. Its not just on the major highways.

Small bikes rock 😃 ! Bigger the CC more fuel more weight! If you a 90kg plus I agree a bigger bike might be useful! For us under 90 kg i allways prefer a lighter bike! Asia not Australia with hundreds of kilometres of nothing.....👍👍👍👍👍

Looks hard work. I agree: a 150cc would be enough, given the evidence of this video. Nick

Awesome video ❤😊 I love Vietnam

I was the first to click the like button. It changed to black but the counter remained at 0. Is Google playing games again?

THE BEST WAY to see if a vehicle, in the opposite direction to you, is TURNING - LOOK AT THE FRONT WHEELS.

ALWAYS LONG YHESE INSTANT KNOW NOTHINGS. I have driven/rode cars, motorcycles & by cycles. I have been in one accident in 32 years in VN - when a car hit me when l was crossing on a pedestrian crossing. My secret? Exploit the VNese love of paintwork. They hate scratches. So my two wheel vehicles have stainless steel with small flags on them - stops any car. I also have bright red truck lights on my 4-wheel & motorcycles. VERY effective.

the simple answer is mud or make sure your license plate is covered with a COVID protection mask :)

Designed for women my arse. It's a Scooter. Most Scooters are step through. Also why you not wearing any gear? Not like your skin?

Cops suck there. Checkpoints everywhere. Avoid!

Gotta love mud 😉

Just point your license plate downwards slightly so it cant be seen from above. All the auto speed cams are mounted on high pole. I have some of these fines but never paid them nothing really happens! but some ppl cant sell their bikes so its very inconsistent

I rode 450km from Phong Nha to Ninh Binh in one day last summer (on a bike from Tigit), since there was nothing along the way that felt worth stopping for. Took me 9 hours, of which 8 were spent riding. 4 hour ride, one hour break, another 4 hours. Wouldn't necessarily recommend, especially for inexperienced riders, but it's doable. With the amount of homestays, it's easy to just ride until you don't want to anymore, whether that's after 3 hours or 8, and it's also a much nicer way of traveling in my opinion

Interesting video. Ridiculous that it takes so long to be processed, then the fine can only be paid in the specific area the offence took place in. Best of luck with all this, Tigit. Nick

cover your plate. then drop a gear and disappear xD

Do you know what happens when someone gets fined and the blue card is still registered to someone else (i.e. 99% of expats)?

Ah classic Vietnam. Have to do everything in a very specific location. My wife just had to go back to her hometown just to renew her passport. It's ridiculous. Same for a wedding licence. Same if she wants to sponsor my visa. It's like the whole system was created by people who've never left a single small town their whole life (which to be fair, it probably was).

Unfortunately paying online wont be easy anytime soon since it makes it hard for local officials to skim off the budget.

Is there any risk of encountering speed traps up North on the bigger roads, e.g. QL4C or QL34?

Wow. What a system.

Now, in 2024, does your concern about finding parts for WR still standing? I am wondering what's my next move after XR. I am looking for a second hand KLX. Is that a good idea?

how to break a bike, you should teach better gearing to preserve the engine's life.

Really good vids you"ve done concerning all relevant topics about bikes, hotels, routes and riding techniques in the city traffic! The info in them is concise, clear and priceless, and the surety you put into the commentary is so reassuring and confidence building. Compared to other vlogs which are very wishy washy with plenty commentary but saying nowt! (Say in a Geordie accent...) We"ve not been yet, looking at next year April time. Not looking at a bike tour, but you never know, our paths might cross for a bike here and there... Cheers, Derek.

Hey dude i used your tips and instead of doing the ha giang loop i rented from you guys in da nang then went inland to phang nha then up to hanoi. Boy, what a ride! You werent kidding when you said the ho chi minh is THE road to ride. The mountains and scenery were breathtaking. Thanks again to you and your company for helping me do this at a great price and with great service.

Waiting for the Tigit T-shirt that has "Trust No One" printed on it.

If I only would see this video 3 months ago I rented an automatic ELECTRIC bike. It is even faster then the new automatic ones I wiskey throlled and smashed a video, cut my back real deep and all costed me 1500 USD, no insurance coverage of course And also a month to recover Obviously with an semi-automatic I wouldn't even do 10% of the damages.

That's good as, so he rides his own bike ? Great idea

opinion on vespas?

Thanks for sharing 🙏🙏

7:27 almost ate the front bumper of a Vinasun taxi. "This is how you do it." Overall, great video except for that one part!

Hi are these items for sale in vietnam?

I purchased a bike from Tigit in early 2024, the bike came with new tires and oil change, the bike ran flawless. When I returned the bike 46 days later the deal that was made was exactly as said. This was my 4th time using their bikes and I will always rent from them. Thank you Jon.

I like analogue clocks.

We want to come and do that 4 day ride you mentioned. We will be there end of July

I enjoyed my trip to that area as much as Ha Giang. Underrated, for sure. www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=1xbAKZWoZbUfK4E40Fz4agtBZm7WAwKC4&usp=sharing

Please review the Yamaha PG-1 , thanks!

wow, didn't know that. Glad I got a PG-1 but thing is it doesn't have a kick start. but aside from that, it's perfect

Cant find the link to the map... ?

Good video. But what should be done with the Engine Oil Strainer Screen and Engine Oil Centrifugal Filter? They also need to be cleaned.

Wonder what part on VN does she live in? Honda are easy to steal - master keys are easy to buy. ME? I use a heavy duty 0.5CM chain with 3 locks. After threading the chain through the wheels and frame, lock the chain around each wheel and the other around the frame.

Nice tips. I'm new to dirt bikes. I bought the Honda 300L Rally and started playing with it. It's quite tall at 893mm seat height and taller than its dirt bike siblings. It's a bit tall for me as I'm only 5' 10". There are instances that I'm having trouble with muds, single tracks. Regarding the geometry, you mean to say that if I order the BMW 900 GS eduro or anything on the GS line, which they offer varying seat height adjustments, will they ruin the geometry? Edit: at 07:32, it made me smile xD

Wow this was so great & comprehensive. Hats off to the lady who made the video. There's a definite way to handle traffic in Vietnam on a motor bike. Looks interesting!

i have a manual motorbike honda tmx125, a semi auto honda xrm110 and an automatic motorstar easyride 150fi aka Qmax, so far most comfy to use is the automatic but high maintenance and poor on steep climbs, my semi auto a 20 year old honda xrm still running good

Thanks for sharing