The BEST route to travel VIETNAM | Vietnam Motorbiking #4

Not everything went to plan on the 30 day trip across Vietnam on my Honda Win motorbike. I had planned to visit a lot more places but in the end I only managed to see a few. This is the route that I ended up taking to get to the north and to get to the Ha Giang Loop.
I stopped in: Ho Chi Min City, Can Tho, Phu Quoc, Buon Ma Thout, Kon Tum, Hoi An, Hai Van Pass, Dong Ha, Vinh, Ninh Binh, Hanoi, and Ha Giang.
This trip was a great learning effort on how to motorbike across Vietnam and the next episode is all about how to motorbike the Ha Giang Loop.
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[@danirose27]

Ok I laughed!! a LOT!!

[@Azno43]

why haven't you gotten over 100k subscibers, your editing and video are so good

[@goodlifepursuer]

Thank you that means a lot. I'm still figuring out my style and have been trying less edited vlog style recently, but these stories that I take more time with are my favorite. Thanks again!

[@eprohoda]

what'up. Wow!you did best trip~bye, 🤓

[@goodlifepursuer]

Thank you!

[@momo342000]

Haha, did he shave just to make a joke at 5:41. It was almost as unexpected as the conditions that derailed his trip.

[@goodlifepursuer]

Thanks Mo! Appreciate all your enthusiastic comments :)

[@N18DTK]

Its ashame you didnt spend more time and capturing more footage to make a longer vietnam series.

[@goodlifepursuer]

Just a great excuse to go back and see more of Vietnam!

[@josephdang3687]

@@goodlifepursuer With an extended visa policy I hope that in the next time in VN you will have a longer time to enjoy the trip. Your clips have been amazing.

[@SmallBrainedAmerican]

Well done man, you captured the sense of adventure quite well. Subscribed

[@goodlifepursuer]

Thanks man! Appreciate the support, will definitely check out your stuff too.

[@christheyer5508]

How much were the repairs on the bike?

[@goodlifepursuer]

No more than $50 for the whole trip. The parts are incredibly cheap!