Wrist Saver
The cheapest bit of help you could need!This bit of plastic for 50k is a nice one to have tucked away in the recovery kit. I’ve carried one for years
Gear Reviews
Touring
Vietnam Riding Climate
I am constantly asked, often the first question, “when is the best time to tour Vietnam”? The answer of course is dependant on the area or areas you want to
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Rider Safety
Comfortable, Confident and Safe
On the bird to Thailand for their Moto GP writing this having just been to the Australian event at Phillip Island. The main race was for the first time rescheduled
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Rider Safety
Show your hand early and always go behind
This blog is particularly to riders touring out of the cities but certainly, at least in part, has significance to city commuters also, so worth the read! I’ve been offering this
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Rider Safety
ABS braking. A tongue in cheek explanation.
Many customers looking for a bike absolutely demand ABS brakes. As pretty much all road bikes and most upper end commuters these days at least option it, though usually at
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Latest News
Saigon Motorcycles in District 7
Hi everyone, as you know we also have another location in district 7. Opened 3 years and it time to make some noises. Let’s see what changes in here and
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Rider Safety
Motorcycling Vietnam – Going Prepared
Motorcycling in Vietnam is not only spectacular for the natural beauty of the country, it’s people and culture but also for the diversity of its terrain. Mostly mountainous with river
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Gear Reviews, Touring
Honda ADV150 Review
Had a lot of fun on and off road, over the weekend, leading a group of bikes ranging from Harleys and Ducati’s to XR’s and Scooters. Due to still nurturing
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Rider Safety
Pack a Clutch Cable
In the lead up to TET with an unprecedented number of expats motorcycle touring I’ve been posting a few tips around what to take. Riding a manual with a cable
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