Reputable Honda Repair Shop?

The Honda shops that come to mind near D.11 would be either the ones on the intersection of Nguyen Tri Phuong and An Duong Vuong/Hong Bang (D.5) or on Ly Thuong Kiet between Nguyen Chi Thanh and 3-2 (D.11).

You are very near some true Honda repair artists in the Nguyen Chi Thanh/Ta Uyen area. They tend to specialise. I know a first rate mechanic who only handles expensive machines but there are several others on Nguyen Chi Thanh who deal with production machines.

Questions:
1. Do you speak VNese?
2. What are the nature of repairs you require?

Personally I drive Kymco. They even have a repair at your home service!

I speak a little Vietnamese, but not enough technical Vietnamese to fully understand the explanations. My wife is fluent though.

I am almost certain that one of my second gears has a chip or deformity in one of the teeth of the gear.

Mow much more expensive are the official Honda repair shops when compared to the local shops?

jakejas wrote:

Mow much more expensive are the official Honda repair shops when compared to the local shops?

From your original post I was assuming that you're looking for an official shop. For most things I take my Air Blade to an official shop (had some gas tubes and electric wires chewed up by rats, costs  280‘000 to get it done).
However, considering your kind of bike, I would assume that the honda shops would need to order spare parts which may come within a few hours or then the next day. No idea what it all would cost you. If you are not specifically looking into official Honda dealers/shops, then I'd agree with Jaitch and go check out Ta Uyen around the Q.5 side, they will have any spare part organized within minutes...

Thanks

GEAR BOX REPAIR SPECIALIST
Located at the very corner of NGUYEN CHI THANH @ NGO QUYEN, P. 2, Q. 10 (which is near the 6-points roundabout) are a couple of gear box repair shops.

These two stores face, across Nguyen Chi Thanh, a Petrolimex gas station.

I suggest you describe, using short sentences, the problem and then translate it in to VNese using Google.