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Ho Chi Minh Trail Ride - Part 2 : LAOS | Full Moto Films

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Watch first! PART 1 : CAMBODIA : • Ho Chi Minh Trail Ride...
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@BiaMaith 6 месяцев назад

That's a class trip esp when it's done by guys around my own age. I'm planning to love to Laos in a couple of years where I hope to do a lot of riding like this.

@tomcampbellchm Год назад

Well done! I was a photo interpreter, picking out targets along the Trail for the Air Force in 1971. Many of the points on this trip were familiar.

@FullMotoFilms Год назад

Ah that's awesome Tom! Very very cool :D

@BiaMaith 6 месяцев назад

How is this something to be proud of. Tens of thousands of men, women and children died in that war, many from American bombs. The Tham Piew cave massacre where 374 men, women and children including 12 entire families completely wiped out by an American fighter jet. Then there are the vast amount of bombs and mines left by the Americans that have killed or maimed countless since, mostly children, even to this day. At the rate they are clearing the left over bombs it will take over 1000 years to clear the 80 million or so still left to clear. When all of us are dead and gone children will still die or be crippled and maimed for life because of something you were partially responsible for and yet you boast about the role you played. Shame on you sir, shame on you and your horrible country for all the pain and suffering you've inflicted on these poor people.

@lancesay 10 месяцев назад

Wow... have you guys ever done a loop the long way from xk to Long Cheng or the American Secret City?

@VeloObscura 9 месяцев назад

What a fantastic video! I'll be riding the trail on a bicycle (yes, I know) at the end of next year after making my way up through Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand - although I'll be doing it in the opposite direction to you guys. Any must-sees? tips? highlights? Cheers