We're a small Vietnamese rental shop with a big garage. Whether you need a scooter for the school run or a 500cc adventure machine for the Hai Van Pass — we keep them clean, serviced, and ready when you are.
Live in HCMC and need a scooter for work, school runs, weekend trips? Monthly contracts from 2,000,000₫. We swap bikes if anything goes wrong, no questions.
Coming for the Hai Van Pass, Ha Giang Loop or the full Ho Chi Minh trail? We'll match you with the right bike, give route advice and arrange one-way drop-off.
Vietnam's national bike. Light, simple, the cheapest way to move around the city.
Tall riders' favourite. ABS, cruiser bars and a wide seat. Comfortable for two-up.
Italian twin-cylinder, ABS brakes, comfortable for long days. Great for first-time travellers.
Tall, planted, 20-litre tank. Eats potholes for breakfast. Givi boxes included.
We'll print the route, mark the fuel stops, and warn you about the one road you really shouldn't take in the rainy season.
Tell us the bike, the dates, and where you're going. We'll confirm availability within an hour.
District 1, HCMC. Sign one page, pay, and we'll fit your helmet, walk through the bike and check your gear.
Return to HCMC, or one-way to our partner garages in Hue, Da Nang or Hanoi. We handle the rest.
We're Minh and Tran. We grew up riding around Vietnam — and got fed up seeing friends, family and travellers stuck with broken-down rentals from places that didn't care.
So we started Top Notch. Today we have fifteen bikes, three drop-off cities, and the same rule we started with: every bike leaves the garage in the condition we'd want for ourselves. If something goes wrong on the road — even at 2am — you call us, and we fix it.
"Picked up the TRK 502 at 8am, was on the Hai Van by lunch. Bike was spotless, and they answered every dumb question I had on the road."
Sara V. · Antwerp · Travel rental, 14 days"I rented a Honda Blade for 8 months while living in Saigon. Two flat tyres, both fixed within an hour at no charge. Felt like having a brother in the bike trade."
James K. · UK expat · Resident rental"Did the Ha Giang Loop on the F 700 GS. Minh sent me his personal route notes the night before. Perfect."
Hiroshi T. · Tokyo · Travel rental, 4 daysFor bikes under 50cc, no. For everything else, technically yes — but in practice, an International Driving Permit (IDP) issued under the 1968 Vienna Convention works for police checkpoints. We'll explain what's required for your specific trip.
Yes. We have partner garages in Hue, Da Nang and Hanoi. One-way drop-off costs from 700,000₫ depending on distance. Arrange when you book.
Either a cash deposit (5M – 30M₫ depending on the bike) or your passport. Most travellers leave their passport. We secure it in the garage safe.
Call us. Our 24/7 line is in English and Vietnamese. We'll either talk you through a roadside fix, send a mechanic, or swap the bike entirely — at no charge if the fault is mechanical.
Yes. Helmet, lock and phone holder come with every rental. Givi top-boxes are fitted on the touring bikes. Riding jackets are available to borrow free of charge.
WhatsApp us with your dates and the bike you want. We'll confirm within the hour.