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6 Dec 2004
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vietnam???
does anyone knows if its possilbe to enter vientam with your own vehicle (more than 175ccm). some borders recommended?
thanks dan 
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21 Dec 2004
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If there's any unposted answers, please forward them to me. I'll be in Japan most of 2005 and want to ride through Viet Nam. I might be able to convince them that my bike is a 175 but don't know for sure. I'm trying to get a 175 engine badge to replace the 250 one. I also have no idea how strict they are.
Thanks, --Dave ------------------ Trying to ride (and work) my way round the world on a 1965 Ducati 250cc. Australia, New Zealand and Japan are first. http://nokilli.com/rtw/ [This message has been edited by chimpo13 (edited 21 December 2004).]
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24 Dec 2004
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Hi Guy,s
Actually I don,t think the 175 cc or more is the isue. It,s the temporary import. They do not accept a carnet the passage or a libretta. You need a special (Vietnameese) bike-pasport... and you can only get that at a major town... with your bike present. Now... how to get to this town with the bike, while you can not enter the country with the bike was something the border-guard could not explain... or I could not understand?. Anyway... I am afraid it,s an MI (1 or 2) But... for everything is a first... Maarten ------------------ - www.maartensworld.com - - Some photo's -
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