Motorbike Rental in Ha Giang
Ready to embark on your adventure? Our motorbike rentals are here to take you on unforgettable journeys across Ha Giang’s stunning landscapes. Whether you’re a seasoned rider or a curious newbie, we’ve got the perfect ride for you. Explore breathtaking routes, soak in vibrant local culture, and create memories that will last a lifetime.
Which Bike Is Right for You?
Every self-drive rental needs an A1 permit, so you already ride. The question is how much.
Most rented
110cc · semi-automatic
Honda Blade
No clutch to manage. Light and forgiving on the switchbacks — the safe pick if your riding has mostly been around town.
180,000 ₫ / day
Best all-rounder
125cc · semi-automatic
Honda Future
Still no clutch, but noticeably more pull on the climbs. The one to take if you're riding two-up.
300,000 ₫ / day
Manual clutch
150cc · manual
Honda Winner
A real clutch and proper gears. Worth it if you're used to a geared bike and want engine braking on the descents.
350,000 ₫ / day
Off-road
150cc · manual · dual-sport
Honda XR
High clearance, knobby tyres, long suspension travel. Built for the tracks the others avoid.
550,000 ₫ / day
Semi-Automatic or Manual?
This is the choice that matters, far more than the engine size. Get it wrong and you'll spend three days fighting the bike instead of looking at the mountains.
Semi-automatic
Honda Blade 110 · Honda Future 125
- No clutch lever. You change gear with your left foot, that's all
- The bike can't stall on you at a junction or on a climb
- If you've ridden a scooter in Bali or Thailand, you already know how
- Learnable in about ten minutes in the car park before you leave
This is what most riders on the loop are on, and what we'd suggest unless you genuinely ride at home.
Manual
Honda Winner 150 · Honda XR 150
- Clutch lever in your left hand, gears under your left foot
- Far more control on steep descents — engine braking does the work
- You can stall it, and hill starts on a loaded bike take practice
- Only worth taking if you've ridden a geared bike before, elsewhere
The right choice for experienced riders, and the only real option for the rougher off-road sections.
Not sure which side you fall on? Tell us what you've ridden and we'll say honestly.
All Four, Side by Side
Everything that actually changes your decision, in one place.
| Model | Blade 110 | Future 125 | Winner 150 | XR 150 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price per day | 180,000 ₫ | 300,000 ₫ | 350,000 ₫ | 550,000 ₫ |
| Transmission | Semi-automatic | Semi-automatic | Manual | Manual |
| Clutch lever | No | No | Yes | Yes |
| Best for | Less experienced riders | Riding two-up | Experienced riders | Off-road tracks |
| Comprehensive insurance | +80,000 ₫/day | +150,000 ₫/day | +200,000 ₫/day | +250,000 ₫/day |
| Included | Helmet, raincoat, protections, third-party liability | Helmet, raincoat, protections, third-party liability | Helmet, raincoat, protections, third-party liability | Helmet, raincoat, protections, third-party liability |
An International Driving Permit (1968 convention) with an A1 stamp is required for every self-drive rental, whichever bike you take.
Before You Ride: the Licence
To ride any of our bikes yourself, you need an International Driving Permit issued under the 1968 convention, with an A1 stamp, along with your original licence from home. This applies to every self-drive rental, whichever bike you take.
Get it before you fly. It's issued by the licensing authority in your own country and can't be obtained in Vietnam. The 1978 version, which some countries also issue, is not the one accepted here.
Police checks are common on the loop. Not occasional — common. Riding without a valid permit means a fine, and it can also mean your travel insurance won't cover you if something happens.
Bring both documents to pick-up. The permit alone isn't valid without the home licence it refers to.
Not sure whether yours qualifies, or your country doesn't issue the 1968 permit? Send us a photo of it and we'll tell you where you stand. If self-driving isn't an option for you, our Easy Rider tours let someone else do the riding — no permit needed.
What Comes With Every Bike
Same for all four models, no matter how many days you take it for.
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HelmetFull-size, not the token plastic cap
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RaincoatYou will use it. Ha Giang decides, not the forecast
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Knee & elbow protectionsAsk for them at pick-up, they're free
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Serviced bikeChecked between every rental, not once a season
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Paper map & route briefingWhere to stop, where to fuel up, what to skip
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Third-party liability insuranceCovers damage to others — not to the bike itself
Worth being clear about: the included insurance covers damage you cause to other people. Damage to the bike you're riding is covered only by the comprehensive option, which is charged per day and varies by model — from 80,000 ₫ on the Blade to 250,000 ₫ on the XR.
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