Cheveyo Crashed His Motorbike 

Honestly, you guys did over 1,500 miles in Vietnam and ended up with only 6 stitches. I would wear those as a badge of honor. Cheer and safe travel.

One of the most resilient, hospitable, humble and strongly proud people of all the countries of I've travelled in. Much love to the beautiful folk of Vietnam and much love to you guys for reminding me of just how amazing a country it is. Speedy healing and bye for now friends.

Hi Cheveyo, Tia & Jason. The scenery was heading to Hanoi was great & the heavy rain made it dangerous riding motorcycles. Accidents unfortunately happen, but I'm so glad that Cheveyo came out of it with a minor injury. It could have been worst with more serious injuries. I hope Cheveyo is going ok and isn't in too much pain with the stitches etc. I also hope Tia is ok now and she was so worried about Cheveyo and the accident. Tia, Cheveyo and Jason please take care riding in Vietnam, especially with the traffic. The whole experience through the entire time you guys were in northern Vietnam was fantastic with spectacular scenery along the way and thanks for all the videos and sharing you journey through Vietnam with us. One Pack Wanderers would have to be one of my favourite RU-vid channels. You guys are great and take care. Pete, South Australia.

I'm so pleased Cheveyo's accident wasn't worse although I can't imagine riding a bike for an hour and half to your destination in Hanoi with 2 lines of stitches in the arm. Go Cheveyo, you're a real trooper. I hope you took some pain killers when you stopped and you're on the mend now. Onward and upward. Take care

Sooo glad it wasn’t more serious. Glad you are okay. A little unplanned souvenir. You all are awesome.

I'm all wrapped up safe & warm here watching you riding in the rain...love it! Lol Glad Cheveyo's ok & no broken bones or worse👍👍 Stay safe all of you ✌️❤️

My brother will be fine ! 💪💪 but i think Tia handles the situation calmly because its not easy to continue driving when you see an accident in front of your eyes.

As you said Cheveyo statistically speaking it was bound to happen and better to happen on the last day rather than the first day. You were very brave Tia holding it together (although I suspect that was not your 1st take in hospital) Glad you are all ok and you will now have a “War Story” Cheveyo to show your kids in the future. The whole Nth Vietnam trip has been a blast to watch. Where are you off to next? Regards from Moonambel Victoria Australia

Lucky fellah. I was lucky to walk away from a step off at about 130kph . After me and the bike partied company , the bike played silly buggers with a tree and I, fortunately, missed everything. And here I am today 50yrs later and still riding.

Congrats on another awesome adventure in VN. I have a feeling Dad will be back doing another motorbiking adventure in VN.

So glad you guys had on proper helmets.

Glad Cheveyo is ok, but what an adventure it is… His dad is right, it’s all part of a biker’s life, unfortunately. And so typical, how this works in Asia: the man who hit Cheveyo instantly takes the blame and makes sure he pays for his fault. Not losing face, but taking care of the other. Stay safe for now, ok? One accident is more than enough, so go easy now!

It is the nature of biking. Get well soon! Come back stronger! Best wishes

Glad you are okay. I'm interested in seeing your Dad's videos. Can you post a link? Thanks!

Similar thing happened to me in Saigon at the beginning of the year. I had the right of way, but someone crossed in front of me suddenly and I couldn't stop or swerve and t-boned them and flipped over the handlebars. Nothing broken but couldn't use my right arm for about 6 weeks. Driving can get crazy here. Glad y'all are okay

Great footage ,as a rider of 43 years ,there is a reason why I'm an ' All the gear all the time' rider. Please if you intend of making riding part of your future ,please buy proper motorcycle riding clothes.

Oh dear. Any accident you can walk away from, isn't to bad. I think it is scary for your love ones because they can't take away the hurt. But you are all OK, still smiling and stitches mend. Loved this trip. Stay safe.

I watched the accident. I think if that guy kept going, you might have missed him. At least you are ok.

Okay, well from a Motorcycling point of view, this trip was much more challenging than the last. Thank god Tia didn't get hurt, and I wished it happened to me instead of Chev. Motorcycling has ended me up in the hospital several times - more than one broken bones, but never had to get stitches! Chev wins this round when the subject comes up over beers! Again, great drone shots! So glad you bought one!

Been holding my breath hoping for no "prangs". Sometimes your traveling just a bit too fast for the conditions.. .. ..

Feeling sad this trek is last one in Vietnam. But thank for bring all wonderful video good and bad situations on the rural roads. One more time thank you guys.

I can finally breathe easier knowing you guys are finally safe and sound - I think I’ve worried about you all these past few weeks just as much as I’ve worried about my husband (a m/c rider) and my two grown sons (previously m/c riders). As bad as the accident was and having to handle 6 stitches without medication 😫 am glad it wasn’t more serious for Chev. I admire your pain tolerance - honestly to do so without passing out and then get back on the bike and ride for another hour plus is to be applauded - true grit! An important lesson to be learned here though about wearing protective safety gear with all limbs (includ ankles Chev) covered when riding m/cs, no matter how hot it is! This video also highlights the risks and dangers of riding in Hanoi traffic for future travellers to Vietnam (I hope my boys take note!) Way to wrap up your Vietnamese adventure - look forward to the next one! Meantime, rest easy and thanks again for the share!

well if it had to happen, good that it was on the last day and not the first day so you didn't have to worry about it the whole trip......wishing you a speedy recovery

Glad you guys are ok! May the rest of your trip be safe!

Right! That's it! You're banned from motorcycles! Come back to Aussie and get a new blueberry stat! Oh and if you ever visit the Philippines, DO NOT hire motorcycles, they take "no rules" to the next level.

Hanoi Tattoo, Cheveyo! 😊. I’ve got a Samui Tattoo! 😂 Same place.

Glad to see that you’re okay stay safe and well

happens to the best of us, not too bad for a crash anyway the guy would of paid because he was nice, but also if police got involved he would of had to pay them as well lol

I think you are a great couple, easily the best vlogers. However why you braved driving in the rural areas of a third world country, in the rainy season is a mystery to me. Luckily apart from one prang and a few stitches all went well. 😊

Not as bad as an Aussie snake bite. Buy a lottery ticket.

Great attitude by all. So glad it wasn’t more serious. Motorcycling is an inherently dangerous activity, regardless of where you are, but more-so in the chaotic road conditions of south east Asia. Focus on wound management so you don’t get an infection; keep it dry … especially if you are staying in the humid tropics for any length of time. The Tia and Cheveyo train rolls on 💪🏽

A quick suggestion for later, maybe you could do a bike trip down the south, My Tho, Can Tho, through to Phu Quoc Island. Excellent scenery down there.

Wow! That could have been way worse. Glad it wasn't. Where to next???

You needed @Paddy Doyle with you i dont think hes been in any accident

Elbow pads probaly would of helped

I’m so sorry that you got into a motorcycle accident and I hope you will be better soon 🔜 and you seem to so positive about the situation and it’s really amazing

Ouch. That looks painful. There's always a risk in these wild roads, so all things considered, if it had to happen, I'm glad it's not worse. Best of luck and keep going! Get well soon and get right back up

That is the main danger in S.E.A,the traffic !.

There is a motorcycle saying: ATGATT. (All The Gear, All The Time.) Road rashes are nothing to sneeze at.

Hi from New South Wales, great that everything worked out ok.(with a reminder) My binge watch is up to Chiang Mai. Take care and have fun.

Well what a day, long, river crossing a coming together of bikes and a hospital visit! Loved the drone shots again and impressed with your pain threshold Cheveyo getting those stitches without a needle. Riding in a T Shirt etc always exposes us on motor bikes but I understand the heat factor in leathers..lol Glad you made Hanoi and are no doubt enjoying some down time before heading back to The States. I look forward to where your next adventure will take 'US' ! ..I think I'm right in noticing more breaks for advertisements and that's not an issue of course but I hope it's helping you fund your travels. Cheers from 'Downunder' 🛵

Imagine when someone asks where you got injured, you can reply in your best Rambo impersonation Vietnam 🇻🇳

Like #199 from Gilbert, Arizona! Glad Cheveyo is OK.

I hope you guys are all okay.

Take care. Riding a bike and accident is normal.

In Thailand we call that a Thai tatoo. So you got some Hanoi tracks since there are 2 lines then? 😀Glad you're ok

🙏🙏🙏 please stay safe out there

Happy Cheveyo was all good

Sorry to hear about Cheveyo's crash. It's great he was able to bounce back, when it could have been a lot worse. Enjoy your remaining time in Viet Nam. Have you tried "bun cha gio" yet? That's a popular dish from the North.

We are both SO very glad that it wasn't more serious. ❤❤❤

Going to miss your uploads until your next holidays. Glad you are all ok. Very informative and calming to watch. You all come across as laid back types and I love that. Love the drone footage to. Hope your journey home is relaxing and can’t wait for your next adventure.

Because no traffic lights?

Ba ba ba beer! I'd have loved to see the would, but I'm a nurse.

Blueberry 🚙 would NOT have hurt you 🐨

Probably biggest difference in SEA and USA is just lack of infrastructure in the SEA esp on the roads, like if there was street lights, enforced speed cameras on that intersection or maybe even speed bumps then it wouldnt be so chaotic. regardless y'all safe, hope to see more videos.

get better soon I guess that's part ot travelling all the best take care🙏🏻

My wife is from Vietnam, and every single Vietnamese person that I have met, when you know them well, will guide you through their scars at various locations on their body and tell you a story for each about the motorcycle crash or similar that was the cause. Its almost a rite of passage. But the love shown here is inspiring between you two.

Glad to hear Cheveyo is okay. I think I'd have fainted if they told me they will be sewing me up without anything to numb the pain. He took it like a champ and then got back on the bike and road another hour or two. Wow! Definitely a battle scar or souvenir you can flash in the future to show off when this happened to you.

Put your visor down, the sound will be good enough.

It’s hard to wear a lot of protective clothing in hot places like that

Imagine no pain killer, ouch.

If you're going to have a stack, that's when to have it. Glad you're all ok. Love joining your adventures and can't wait to see what's next!

With all the time the three of you have spent on the bikes, it's a wonder you came out relatively unscathed! Glad Cheveyo wasn't badly hurt. I still think you're crazy for doing this trip in the wet season (I lived in north Queensland and remember the constant barrage of rain!) but I'm glad you've had a wonderful time 😊 Cheers from Melbourne

I love your Australia series. You guys are the real travellers

shit happens Goa/uk

Do you have to buy new shoes after trips like this because they get so wet or are they waterproof?

I'm glad Cheveyo is ok and you guys were able to get back up and make it to Hanoi. Excited to see where you end up next!! Safe travels!

wow very nice experience friend

Wishing you a swift recovery Cheveyo. Should leave a nice little momento.❤

Glad that you survived riding through Hanoi, it seems that when you ride through major cities, there is always potential times to have accidents. Glad you have survived Cheveyo. I remember riding a bicycle through Denpassar and you buy tshirts saying, l rode through Denpassar and lived! 😢

I'm glad everyone one ok now

Which month did you guys actually record these videos??

Safe travels wherever you head next. 🙏🙏 LOVE yr vids Tia & Cheveyo, such GR8T filming and commentary. 💕💕💯SO look fwd to your next Vid. Sorry for commenting 6 days late but I only have a laptop. Love n Light from Far Nth NSW Australia. Pete! 🌏ps Vietnam is SO on my "Bucket List" to visit. 100%

You've guys have done so well & to have done all this travelling & bingo the last day! On ward & upwards ❤

I hope you feel better soon Cheveyo. Thinking of you down here in Adelaide

In Australia they would have numbed Chev and stitched him up. Thank goodness it wasn’t worse. You all must’ve been so worried. I totally understand your emotions Tia. It would have been so scary for all of you. I’m so glad it didn’t end up worse. You were so strong Chev. I’m so glad the guy helped with everything and was so sweet. He probably so terrified too.

So glad Cheveyo is ok! I hope the rest of your travels goes without any other incidences! Keep safe and happy travels! ❤🇦🇺

The thing about relative "poverty" in places like the U.S. (certain pockets of the Deep South, for example) is that they could catch up to the middle class and even upper class if only they put in the effort and the hard work. Yes, it's very hard to do, but it's still possible. But in places like Vietnam, it's not even possible. There's no amount of work that could dig them out of that situation.

Hi guys. Would you do a long motorbike trip again in Viet Nam? I have been there, but no motorbike trips. It looks so adventurous, but the risk factor of 60% of locals having accidents is a bit crazy! It sounds as though your accident could have been a lot worse?

In Vietnam, most people discriminate things between Domestic and Foreign. The younger generation prefer Foreign, such as foreign cars, foreign electronics. In this case, the police automatically put the Domestic guy at fault. By the way, any things related to the Mother's side is considered Foreign. However, old generation are more conservative and preferred domestic or foreign things.

If his arm gets worse, go to Thailand and walk into any pharmacy and get some antibiotics. Don't need a prescription. Most prescription drugs are just sold over the counter there. I don't think you could easily get access to antibiotics in a place like Vietnam. Their wealthiest and most powerful politicians probably have a hard time getting medicines.

I'm just glad you're ok brother, I got truly worried by the thumbnail and thank God that you came out of it alright. May Allah protect you always and keep you safe and grant you happiness and good health and guide you to the straight path.💕💕💕💕💕💕

My Thought and Prayers are with you always. 🙏🙏💙💙

come back to Australia & get a Job as a motorcycle Postie (we are hiring) then you will get the best motorcycle safety training in the world & we will get to enjoy the company of a really lovely couple. Much love from Australia

Glad it wasn't any worse - Thailand - the roads and the drivers are better !

Great vlog guys and wishing you an speedy recovery 👏👍

So glad that accident wasn’t worse - you guys are truly awesome the way you both handled it - I have no doubt that it was hard for both of you to get back on your bikes afterwards!

Motorcycling in south east asia is not recommended unless you have no other options. I like to do it in quiet rural areas with rice fields. Its a bit sketchy in a lot of scenarios.

Ugh was watching for this and no notification from you tube!!!

That intersection is nuts. Sorry to hear about this accident.

things do happen when unexpected. I work in Garden and bee attack me and sung near my left eye. next more my shin around the eye swell so bad I could not see and I could not go to work because of only had one eye that was normal.

good to see the accident wasn't serious! as always, appreciate the travel videos! Try to stay safe, can't wait to see where you're heading next

Not the greatest way to end this chapter but at least everyone is OK.

Get well soon Cheveyo!

Have a safe hike, visiting Vietnam and Japan next month can't wait ❤

Glad you are all ok, another fab adventure!!!!

I’m glad everyone is okay.

Good luck and goodbye! See you again in Vietnam!

Glad you're all ok! Thanks for the memories of travelling with you all. GoPro and others are working on a 3D camera system right now for full VR immersion within 10 years, so we really can travel with you in the near future. Can't wait! God bless.

Glad you're ok, so sorry that happened.