Bike Expedition

18/04/2023

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28/05/2022

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01/03/2016

A trip through the Amazon jungle has been making an unexpected contribution to the recovery of the British motorcycle industry.
It was no ordinary trip. A 90-minute BBC documentary showing David Beckham ploughing his way through inhospitable country on a Triumph Bonneville has sent potential buyers flocking into motorcycle showrooms.

03/12/2015

27/10/2015

This 1,500 km trip over narrow, steep, intricate and zigzagging roads which run through the Himalayas, filled with obstacles of all kinds, will bring you through five of the highest motor-able passes. The lowest pass, the Rohtang La, is no less than 3,978m, and the highest of them all, the Khardung-La, is at an altitude of 5,602 meters. The motorbike-safari involves a cross-country ride through Changthang, “The valley of Tibetan Nomads”, passing the amazing crystal-clear lakes of Tso-Moriri and Tso-Khar. During our journey, numerous rest stops are made, to ensure the comfort of our guests. Drinking tea or coffee is a good way to recharge from the exhaustion of this challenging ride.

24/10/2015

A female rider from singapore At highest motorable road with her vespa
Hats off....!!

23/10/2015

http://m.mensxp.com/special-features/today/28067-this-guy-recorded-his-bike-ride-through-the-most-dangerous-road-in-india-it-ll-send-chills-down-your-spine.html

If you’re scared of heights, don’t watch this!

12/10/2015

Dave Barr (born April 12, 1952) is an American veteran of the Vietnam War and a motorcyclist best known for being the first double amputee to circumnavigate the globe. He lives in Bodfish, California where he runs a motorcycle tour company. He is also the author of several books and was inducted into the Motorcycle Hall of Fame in 2000. In 1994 Barr set a world record for riding a Harley Davidson 83,000 miles around the world, including a 13,000 mile Atlantic to Pacific segment across Northern Europe and Siberia. The bike that Barr used for the journey is currently on display at the AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame in Pickerington, Ohio. Barr also set a second world record for riding the so-called Southern Cross. In just 45 days during 1996, he completed the first motorcycle journey ever between the four extreme geographical corners of the Australian continent. Barr was inducted into the Motorcycle Hall of Fame in 2000 not only for his world record setting exploits, but also for the charity work he has done for the disabled along the way. Traveling around the world is a huge accomplishment,but only the beginning of Dave Barr’s incredible story. His solo motorcycle journey took three and a half years to complete and spanned six continents and 83,000 miles. What makes it truly remarkable is that Dave made the trip on a 1972 Harley-Davidsonmotorcycle with two prosthetic legs, the result of an 1981 land mine explosion. He pushed his way through the Sahara, Namibia, and Gobi deserts, slipped through the Andes during avalanche season and braved the unique challenges of riding across China, Russia, Australia, and Africa. Dave later went on to establish a Guinness Book World Record for crossing northern Europe, Russia and Siberia on a motorcycle in the dead of winter. Dave uses his experiences to tell story after touching story. His life lessons will enrich and empower you as he shares how he brought his vision to life by setting goals, staying focused, and overcoming obstacles. Dave’s most recent adventure earned him a second Guinness World Record. This time he went to Australia on his “Southern Cross” journey. In just 45 days, he completed the first motorcycle journey ever between the four extreme geographical corners of the Australian continent. A documentary is currently in the works about this amazing trip.

10/10/2015

Killar to Kishtwar road Oct 2015.The stretch from Killar to Kishtwar also know as cliffhanger is one of the most dangerous, scary, and exciting road patches of India.

06/10/2015

Bharadwaj Dayala from the city of Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, India, is the first Indian to complete a solo tour around the world on an Indian-made Karizma motorcycle. Youngest son of Rama Rao Dayala and Kusuma achieved this feat without any sponsors or support.
Dayala started his world tour on motorcycle from Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, India on April 2, 2006 flagged off by the then Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh, Dr. Y.S. Rajashekara Reddy. He then flew from Mumbai along with his bike to Tehran, Iran. From Tehran he started riding on international roads on his motorcycle traveling through Iran, Turkey, Syria, Jordan, Egypt, Greece, Italy, France, United Kingdom, Canada, the US, Australia, Indonesia and Bangladesh. After riding across 5 continents, 14 countries and 47,000 km in 18 months, he reached home on October 2, 2007.
On 4 December 2013, Dayala was felicitated by Prince of Dubai Sheikh Mansoor bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Makhtom for his "exceptional achievement" in global travels and for his "enduring commitment to promoting goodwill, friendship and cultural understanding around the world."
All India Road Safety Ride:
In 2004 Dayala traveled all over India campaigning for the Road Safety creating awareness among the young riders about the importance of the road rules.
Vande Maataram Team
On 15 March 2014 Dayala initiated and lead the biker movement called Vande Maataram. A large group of riders traveled to all 29 states of India meeting and motivating the youth to participate in the General Elections that were conducted during April/May 2014. This energized the youth and many participated in voting for the first time.
Book: Ride the World

03/10/2015

Conoor ride with adventure motorcycles

01/10/2015

Attempt by a biker couple,Rish and Teena from Kottayam Kerala to cover the all four corners of India in a bike in a schedule of 50 days covering 23 states and around 16,000 km.They will be joined with other four bikers also hailing from Kottayam in different phases of the trip.They will be Travelling in a weather not that preferred by regular bikers including snowfalls in the Himalayas and Cold conditions in North and North East India..

01/07/2015

62-Year-Old From to Embark on 140-Day Solo Across US,

"I have been planning this for the last two years, studying US and Canada laws, and the . I'm so excited, I can't wait to land in ," the 62-year-old said enthusiastically.

Mr Inamdar's travel through the US will be his second expedition abroad. His trip to Europe a few years ago was one he says he will always remember.

"My parents always encouraged me to go and . That's where I draw my energy from. is a health-booster. It keeps me fit. Age is not an issue. I feel young", he said.

The 62-year-old also espouses solo travel. Planning the itinerary, packing things for the and experiencing the culture of different countries, is a joy he enjoys solely and wholly.

Mr Inamdar's wife, now used to his adventurous side, has only one thing to say, "He has tremendous , we will always support him".

His son Bhushan said, "I ride locally myself but I can't match his stamina. He rides for long hours, I don't think anyone even in the has that kind of energy, I draw inspiration from him."

05/06/2015

Vintage Harley Davidson on icy road expedition
“Love you always, miss you always... running day and night, leaving the place of sun and moon, of ice and snow"

27/04/2015

12/04/2015

Life is Not About WaitinG For The Storms To Pass: ItS AbouT LearNinG To RidE In The RAIN

29/03/2015

The road of excess leads to the palace of wisdom.My Brotherhood rule the Road From North Kerala to South.Just Covers More than 900 Kms." Bikes For Doing Distance". YAMAHA SZX

18/01/2015

Riding is as basic as breathing

13/12/2014

Jeff Powers And His Motorcycle Diaries

Norton Commando:

11/12/2014

YEZDI CL II to conquer LEH route. "FOREVER BIKE TO RULE THE ROAD".