Yamaha Sirius motorbike number 1-Easy to Ride, Hard to Forget

Winding dragon-like mountain passes, endless green rice terraces, and peaceful villages tucked between the hills – Ha Giang is wild, majestic, and mysteriously beautiful.

And guess what? The best way to explore it all is by riding your own motorbike – stop wherever you want, eat whatever you crave, and scream into the clouds if… you miss your ex!

We’ve got all kinds of bikes – from gentle semi-automatics (like puppies) to roaring manuals (like tigers). Whether you’re a first-timer or a seasoned rider, we’ve got the perfect bike waiting for you!

Why choose the Sirius Motorbike for rent ?

Why Sirius? Because not everyone wants to wrestle a big semi-automatic or pay luxury prices just to reach the next breathtaking valley!

This little beast is light, nimble, and won’t complain even if you ride like a chicken at first (don’t worry, we all did).

Yamaha Sirius is the perfect choice for travelers who want freedom, comfort, and adventure – all in one ride. Whether you’re cruising through misty mountain passes, rolling past endless rice terraces, or stopping at hidden ethnic villages, Sirius gets you there smoothly and safely.

• Light and easy to handle – even for beginners
• Strong engine that climbs hills like a champ
• Super fuel-efficient – worry less, ride more
• Simple and durable – no fancy electronics, just pure reliability

Rental Information

• Rental price: 200,000 VND/day ~ $8 (depends on season)
• Includes: 2 helmets, raincoat, luggage straps, … .
• Bikes are fully checked before rental
• Roadside support available during the trip

How to Ride a Sirius Motorbike – Step-by-Step Guide for Beginners

Get Familiar with the Bike

• Take a minute to look at the basic parts
• Right hand: Throttle (to accelerate) and front brake
• Right foot: Rear brake
• Left foot: Gear pedal (to shift up and down)

Starting the Engine

• Insert the key and turn it to ON
• Pull in the left brake (safety system)
• Press the electric start button on the right handle
• You’ll hear the engine come alive – smooth and quiet!

Shifting Gears

Sirius has 4 gears. Gear order: Neutral – 1 – 2 – 3 – 4. On the Yamaha Sirius, you shift gears with your left foot. There are 4 forward gears and one neutral.

Each gear has a specific purpose – especially in the mountains!

Use gear 1 or 2. These gears give you more power and control, like walking uphill with small but strong steps.

Gear 1: Use when the slope is steep, and you’re starting from a stop.

Gear 2: Use when you’re already moving and the hill is not too steep.

Don’t use gear 3 or 4 – they are too “weak” for climbing and will cause the engine to struggle or stall.

When Going Downhill (Descending a Pass)

Again, use gear 1 or 2 to help control your speed using engine braking.

• Let the engine slow the bike down naturally
• Use brakes gently and sparingly, especially in curves
• Lower gears will prevent the bike from speeding out of control.

When Riding on Flat or Straight Roads

Use gear 3 or 4 for smooth and efficient riding.

Gear 3: Great for cruising between 30–40 km/h

Gear 4: Best for steady speeds over 40 km/h on long, flat roads

Higher gears mean less engine noise, better fuel efficiency, and smoother rides

Quick Tips for New Riders

• Always downshift before the hill – don’t wait until the engine is struggling!
• Practice on gentle slopes first
• Don’t brake too hard on downhill curves
• If unsure, go slow – no rush in Ha Giang!

Moving Forward

• Hold the hand brake
• Gently twist the throttle to feel the power
• Release the brake slowly, then give more gas
• Switch to 2nd gear as soon as the bike picks up speed

Stopping Safely

Release the throttle

Use both brakes gently, rear brake first

When fully stopped, switch back to neutral gear (N)

Turn off the engine with the key

Extra Tips for First-Time Riders

Practice in an open, flat area before hitting the mountain roads

Keep your speed low until you’re confident

Always wear a helmet (we provide one!)

Don’t panic – even the best riders were beginners once!

Thanks for reading. Hope you like it. See you in VietNam.

How to rent motorbike in Ha Giang ?

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