Honda CRF 250L

Honda CRF 250L is the perfect bike for Vietnam, light and agile with the suspension to take on rough single tracks, and strong enough to pull you around trucks and up the steepest hills. We have modified our bike with larger rear sprockets for more low-end pull.


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Ural M76 650 Solo

A Russian Classic, Imported into Vietnam from the former Soviet Union the Ural 650 is a solid beast for cursing the northern mountains of Vietnam or driving down the Ho Chi Minh Trail. We have modified the classic Urals with front and rear disc breaks and upgraded suspension for a smoother ride.


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US Army MUTT151A

US Army Jeeps, "liberated" in 1975 our collection of vintage MUTT151A US ARMY Jeeps are a great way to see Vietnam, self-drive or with a driver we offer exclusive tours in Vietnam. TRave Vietnam in A a Vintage open top US Army Jeep Self-drive or ride as a passenger and explore the countryside, a joint group or Motorbike and Jeeps is a great way for Families to ravel together.


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Ural Sidecar 650 M76

A Russian Classic the Ural 650 Sidecar motorbike, imported into Vietnam from the former Soviet Union the Ural 650 is a solid beast for cursing the northern mountains of Vietnam or driving down the Ho Chi Minh Trail. We have modified the classic Urals with front and rear disc breaks and upgraded suspension for a smoother ride.


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Honda CB500X

New to Vietnam Cuong has a fleet of New CB500X adventure bikes set up for on-road and dirt track touring, while not set up for hard-core single-track riding these comfortable bikes are great for Touring Vietnam from the northern mountains to the Ho Chi Minh Trail and down to Saigon.


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Honda CB500X

The latest Honda Adventure Road bike the CB500X is comfortable and set up for touring, as a great alternative to the GS1200 the CB500X is a great sive bike for touring the narrow road on Vietnam where the speeds are lower and the roads tighter, the size of the CB500X makes it the perfect choice for Touring Vietnam with Cuongs


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