Southern Vietnam | GlobeRiders Indochina Expedition
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- Опубліковано 16 лип 2019
- From Vietnam to Singapore, traveling over 8,000 miles in 71 days through 6 countries, GlobeRiders IndoChina Expedition covers the motorcycle travel experience of a lifetime. The GlobeRiders team are some of the first ever to travel in Vietnam with foreign registered motorcycles. Follow their adventure as they travel through extremes in weather and terrain, and discover the rich and diverse cultures of Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Thailand, and Malaysia. After 71 days on the road, their epic journey finishes up in Singapore.
EPISODE 1 - SOUTHERN VIETNAM
• Introduction
• Paperwork
• Scooter City
• Saigon
• Mekong Delta
• Caibe Floating Market
• Delta Workshops
• Customs
• Dalat
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Old but gold!
From Vietnam 2021!
Gah! What a life! What an experience! What a place!
i stumbled upon your channel when I was doing research on a r100gs, found out about Helge and on to you. What fascinating stuff you guys have on tape, it's amazing! Thank you so much for sharing. All the best.
Wow those guys really got lucky with their guide.
Dear Channel, I found the official video here. Thanks!
Very Informative videos...superb!
Wonderful video. So looking forward to watching the rest.
Well, that sure brings back some memories of Vietnam that I remember. Saigon now looks just like Saigon in 70-71, motorcycles everywhere. Just newer models and none of the little French cabs running around. I never did learn to get around that city.
Love how you two are the only ones doing shoulder checks. :)
There are a lot of scooters in Saigon; but Hanoi has many more. Hanoi has very crazy traffic, Scooters drive the wrong way on both sides of big boulevards @ 50-60kph against the traffic. Heavy traffic from 6am to 2am the next morning. I like Vietnamese food & beer. I lived in Thailand for 3-4 months per year for 3 years.
I know an Aussie who owns a Ceramic Tile Factory in Saigon. His factory make tiles of every colour in the spectrum, from 4 shades of brown clay. Amazing.
What happened to the spare tires? 1200cc is too big for Asia. It is relatively flat, so a 500cc to 850cc is plenty adequate.
I loved Da Lat. A great golf course there built in 1922. Bent grass fairways & Greens. 3500 ft altitude. Great weather all year around.
Great video!! Great adventure!! Big hello from Ukraine!! You are very welcome to come and ride here, great country and people to discover!! Good luck in your trips! Ride safe! I like the way you start your story,the way you record and everything else,keep going!! Great channel, but I think it's underrated,why? Don't know. Will also spread your channel around here. Didn't you think about just renting a bike right at the place where you are going in order to avoid all those long term paper stuff, documents,etc? Also i like that you show a real life of people where you travel,behind the scenes....not all those fancy tourist stuff... Great job!! If you ever will plan to come to Ukraine,i can be your guide in the western part,gonna show our mountains,traditions, people,food,wild tribes who live far away in the mountains.
Wow !!!
I'm surprised there are not more views for these videos. I'll share and spread the word...
One Rider thanks!!!
4 years later, anyone have any updates to self-drove a car or motorbike from lao/cambodia into vietnam?
Seems like Helge has a smarter size bike and not one of the Elephant 1200.
It does seem like overkill.....
I did the Vietnam leg of this trip 2 up with my 10 year old on a 110cc Honda. Big bike not needed at all.