Routes: Sai Gon – Dong Xoai – Ho Chi Minh trail – Dak Mil – Lak lake – Da Lat – Nha trang.
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Street: 66 Truong Cong Dinh, Da Lat, Viet Nam (motorbike.vn)

Phone : 0909.348.092-Hiep(Hero)

Email : [email protected]

Website : Easyriderclub.com

 Hoi an Easy Rider Club welcomes you!

Here is where your dreams of riding some of the worlds best motorbike roads and experiencing breathtaking scenery, sunshine, local food and traditions all come true.

I am Hiep (Hero), an experienced Easy Rider and will show you the main sights as well as the hidden treasures off the beaten track that make Vietnam so special.
If you have researched this far you are very close to booking the journey of a lifetime with us. Come and meet the smiling, friendly people of Vietnam with a true member of Original Easy Rider Club.

If you want to spend time visiting the real countryside of Vietnam, travel with us! You can see a range of interesting sights such as Coffee and Tea plantations, arable farming, lakes, dams, waterfalls as well as an array of wildlife. Visit A Vietnamese wood carving workshop and bamboo factory, along with the silk factory. Also we will take you places that give you an insight into Vietnam’s past visiting important war memorials, ancient temples and pagodas.
Often a favourite and a great expirence is meeting people from ethic minority communites all over Vietnam.

We offer custom tours tailored to suit you as well as pre -planned tours that take the effort out of your journey. We are able to provide good English, German and French speaking riders who will give you a valuable insight into our country.

All of our trips include Driver, Motorbike, Riders Insurance, Fuel, Entrance Fees, Hotels and smiles. We split the bills for food and will always go out of our way to please the most adventurous the the most fussy of pallets.

Please E-mail or telephone with details and we will be happy to discuss options. We can collect you at an airport, hotel or train station to begin your journey right away.

We will donate 5% for every tour booked to Agent Orange Organization

The war ended more than 30 years but its effects still remain.Only people who have had to undergo painful loss of the war can understand that.

In the year 60 -70 thousand U.S. troops sprayed Agent Orange attack – Agent Group 1 – the most dangerous to Vietnam to find the secret base military performance in Vietnam. The main component of this group of toxic dioxins.

Dioxin is the name of a group of chlorinated organic compounds and they have a special structure. Altogether there
80 are different. This toxin is the most toxic, it thousand times than paragraph 67 of potassium cyanide. Its harm to human body can be compared
with the HIV virus causes disease and cancer in humans.
During the war the U.S. military sprayed 80 million liters Vietnam Agent Orange ..

45 million liters is secretly going down south, near the border with Cambodia

This poison has turned fertile land, fertile land into death.

After the bombing of the U.S., its skeleton trees to the trunk …

Harmful effects of this toxin also affects different waters ..

Harmful effects of substances
Deciduous trees have increased mutation rates in this area sprayed.

Today there are children born with birth defects, both physical and intellectual. The risk of cancer is very high.

Especially the remote Mekong River basin.

Currently there are about 4.8 million people infected with toxic orange, of which 3 million people directly affected by this toxin.

The number of people with disabilities due to influence from grandparents, parents even higher.

Late 90s Canadian researchers took samples of soil, water, animals and even the affected fetuses for research …

Research results have shown in the ratio of the dioxin contamination in soil exceed 13 times the level allowed in the cell body – about 20 times.

The Japanese scientists compare the toxicity and exposure, was concluded in the contaminated region the rate of children born with risk of cleft palate 3 times higher than other regions …

or born with extra fingers suffer …

The risk of other diseases 8 times higher

The incidence of the disease later intellectual development was 3 times

By 1971 the U.S. stopped the spread of toxins into Vietnam by the opposition encountered by the world community. But they have made up about 6,000 flight spraying.

Nguyen Trong Ngan, representing the victims of Agent Orange, president of the Vietnamese Red Cross has said that the spraying of toxic chemicals into Vietnam’s really a crime.

“We are best able to help the victims of this poison, the poison was in her orange, but our capacity is limited” – he said.

2004 victims of this poison has taken the company to produce this toxin American courts. Claimant added that the effects of this poison is not only destructive of human health but also the ecosystem.

Compensation in the event can win millions of dollars.

2005 Supreme Court rejected on the grounds that used during this toxin did not violate international conventions. (!??)

“There is no legal basis in the law of any country in the world or in an international field to be able to make the plaintiffs’ claims” – quoted in the conclusion of 233 pages Court. (We banana roots).

“People who become ill after spraying is not enough to show that spraying is the main cause of the disease” – quoted in conclusion. (We blind, only 2 twin towers collapsed, asked oai Foreign Exchange Market. Both peoples it hurt, it flatly refused. Write to the news here too)

Another event, in 1984 the veteran participated in the war in Vietnam brought to court by companies affected by this poison, and they have paid off $ 180 million.

Vietnamese American Relations normalized in 2004 but 10 years ago the Vietnamese American research project the consequences of the use of Agent Orange has been closed.

The Americans have found to clean up the budget remaining minefields in Vietnam. “They must do so with the use of Agent Orange” – Mr. Nguyen Trong Ngan said.

“This problem does not disappear – it affects a large number of Vietnamese people …”