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In the heart of Central Asia, located in Osh, Kyrgyzstan

For motorbike travelers, we provide tires from Heidenau & Shinko, cross tubes from Heidenau, spare parts & consumables, and of course, some helpful advice, if needed.

Feel free to contact us for your special request. Shipping to Osh is one well used option to keep you on the track.

Travel from Tokyo to London via Central Asia through the 'Stans' Turkey, Greece then onto Western Europe.

Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia are very close neighboring countries and usually called Indochina. Probably tourists are too familiar with traveling with classic tours but there is now a new special trend in tourism for those who want to approach the top of freedom. That is by motorbikes and seemingly the best way to travel in Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia is by motorbikes as well. This is true everywhere in Indochina with its many beautiful mountain passes, friendly people, and breathtaking landscapes where you could have chances to discover the local ethnic people’s culture by staying with them, sharing meals, and enjoying homemade rice wine. Here is exactly the most important inspiration for us to create very outstanding Vietnam Motorbike Tours, Laos Motorbike Tours and Cambodia Motorbike Tours, which will allow you to ride motorbikes to explore almost hidden beauties in each country. Hopefully you will be so much passionate with what we are going to do.

Indochina Motorbike Tours is a group of tour operators and guides based in Hanoi with over 10 years experience.
Our company will remain 100% Vietnamese run and owned. When you travel with us, you're not just customers but also friends. Unlike overseas-based tourism companies, every buck you spend on the trip will stay in Vietnam. We don't pay high commissions and believe in putting the money back into the right targets in Vietnamese community.
Try one of our package tours, or design your very own custom vacation. Either way, rest assured that all of your wants and needs will be met.

Theresa, riding a 2004 BMW F650GS, and Mat on a 1988 Yamaha XT600 Tenere (3aj), are on a trip from her parents' house in Northern Germany to his parents house in eastern Australia.

We don't know what we're doing, we're making it up, and learning a lot. Especially about the workings of the Yamaha - something of a lemon, it seems. But still kicking! that is the important thing. Eyes on the goal.

Check us out, say hi. Give us advice. Anything.