To rent a motorbike, you typically need to provide your original Passport (which the shop will keep as a deposit) or a valid ID card. Some shops may accept a high-quality photocopy of your passport along with a cash deposit ranging from $50 to $500 depending on the bike's value.

Technically, yes. To ride legally, you need a valid motorcycle license from your home country and a corresponding 1968 IDP. However, many rental shops will still rent to you without one, but be aware that you may face fines if stopped by police or have issues with insurance claims.

While Vietnam’s traffic is famous for its energetic chaos, riding here is perfectly safe if you stay alert and follow local norms. For the best experience, DuyAnh Motorbikes Rental recommends traveling with a professional guide who knows the terrain. Always wear high-quality safety gear, maintain a moderate speed, and be extra cautious on slippery or rainy roads.

It can be overwhelming at first, but it follows its own rhythm. The key is "predictability." Avoid sudden maneuvers and comply with basic road rules. We highly suggest hiring a guide from our team to navigate complex intersections safely. Remember, in Vietnam, using your horn is a friendly way to say "I'm here," and it's expected by other drivers to prevent accidents.

Most main roads are well-paved, though you may encounter occasional potholes or construction zones. For adventure seekers, the Northern highlands offer thrilling dirt trails. However, during the rainy season, some off-road tracks can become quite muddy. If you're an inexperienced rider, we can help you plan routes that stick to smoother asphalt.

First, stay calm. If you are on a guided tour, let your guide handle the communication. For solo rentals, contact the DuyAnh Motorbikes 24/7 helpline immediately. It is common in Vietnam for parties to negotiate a fair resolution on the spot. If a disagreement persists, we will contact the local authorities to mediate. Our support team is always just a phone call away to assist you.

Breakdowns are rare because the DuyAnh Motorbikes fleet is maintained to the highest standards. However, if a failure occurs (not due to misuse), we take full responsibility for repairs. We have a vast network of partner mechanics across Vietnam to get you back on the road quickly. Note: We do not charge for labor or authentic parts for covered mechanical failures.

ietnam is a developing market, so finding specific sizes (especially Western sizes) can be tricky. We recommend bringing your own: Gear: Well-fitted helmet, riding boots, and gloves (both summer and rain versions). Clothing: Light jacket, long-sleeved shirts, buff/bandannas, and extra socks. Personal: Sunscreen, insect repellent, earplugs, and a basic medical kit. Tech: Portable chargers, waterproof zip-lock bags for documents, and emergency cash. Pro Tip: DuyAnh Motorbikes provides helmets and rain suits, but your own gear always offers the best comfort.

Absolutely! We can manage your hotel bookings and arrange private car pickups from the airport directly to your stay or our office, ensuring a seamless start to your adventure.