Audio PlayerYes, if by big bikes you mean bikes that have more “cc” than the regular market. The model we have are:
In order to rent this model, we require the customer to have either
– Drivers license + International driver’s permit (pictures or copies will not suffice)
– Vietnamese A2 license
Unless you are an expat, you shouldn’t be buying a motorbike.
However here is an article with some basics pointers on buying a motorbike in Vietnam.
Another topic where Tigit continues to bash the Chinese motorbike market. However, in this post we do some math to try and explain the costs of renting vs buying.
Read the full article here at Chinese VS Real Honda.
It is possible to buy and sell a Chinese Honda Win. Most travelers doing this are aiming to lose as little money as possible at all costs. The motorbike is Chinese and low quality, to begin with, and the traveler on a budget is unlikely to invest in maintenance.
The alternative is to rent a genuine motorbike from a place like Tigit.
The article below explains from Tigit Jon’s opinion as to the 40 best and worst motorbikes in Vietnam.
An impossible topic to keep up to date with. New models are always released. However it provides an overview to the motorbike market of Vietnam.
Read the The 40 Best (and worst) Motorbikes in Vietnam.
Honda Blade Semi 110cc Automatic is our cheapest and most popular motorbike. There is nothing this motorbike can not do.
Honda Winner 150cc is our most reliable manual motorbike.
Honda XR 150 is our most comfortable “affordable” motorbike and probably the best “all around vehicle” when taking into account performance and budget.
Honda CB 500cc is our “big motorbike” for two people and luggage.