Pedicab, in Vietnam

Usage examples of cyclo.

So she had flashed a mental message to Thomas Goodnaught that she was coming and had jumped in the cyclo outside the main monastery of the Jik Sect, where her father now went for advise since starting to believe that Thomas Goodnaught was a con artist.

My personal physician, Cyclo, will testify how many times I have come to him pleading hysteria as a result of working on this manuscript.

The cyclo drivers really wanted a Western fare, and they were bugging me to hop in and relax as they followed me through traffic and masses of people.

French-style buildings were nearly covered with neon advertisements, and names of places like Good Morning Vietnam, Ice Blue, and the Cyclo Bar.

Which of the newsboys, the cyclo drivers, the soup peddlers might be the enemy?

Murray and Boupha took a peddle, or cyclo, cab to the market where they bought hard boiled eggs, bread, flat rice noodles, bananas, oranges, and a local fruit called rambutan.

Hanoi, on a narrow street crowded with pedestrians, cyclos, and a few motor vehicles.

We passed a big, ugly modern building that Susan said was the Cultural Palace, and where a lot of cabs and cyclos were parked.

All seven rows of the bleachers were full, the audience consisting of resort workers, fishermen and their families, with a smattering of tourists, mainly backpackers, but also a group of immensely fat Russian women who had been transported from a hotel farther along the beach in cyclos pedaled by diminutive Vietnamese men.

After traveling in the East for months, riding in underpowered taxis, cyclos, and even rickshaws, an American muscle car feels exactly right.

Motor traffic on Le Loi was a little lighter on a Sunday, but there were as many bicycles and cyclos as on Saturday.

We walked for about ten seconds before a flock of cyclos descended on us.

Bien Phu Street was a wide boulevard, heavy with motor traffic, bicycles, and cyclos, and it was a little unnerving sitting in an open compartment with the driver in the rear and cars and scooters cutting in and out.

The brightly lit street was choked with pedestrians, cyclos, bicycles, and motor scooters, all heading south toward the river.

There were no taxis or cyclos around, so we walked back across the Perfume River by the Phu Xuan Bridge into the New City where Susan said the cathedral was located.