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Old 04-24-2009, 10:58 AM   #11 (permalink)
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Rachit, I think you misspelt Leh "ride" as honeymoon

Chill man, its just a trip. Pack enough chaddis, tees, some clutch plates, cables, engine oil, spare tubes and you're off!!
yeah man.! even m gonna pickup only few things from the list..!! just trying to showoff the research done
those things could be helpful for making a checklist while shifting the house atleast
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Old 04-24-2009, 11:25 AM   #12 (permalink)
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hi, even am planning for a trip in june.. still its tentative.. by some surfing on net, have managed to collect some info on things to carry.. this are from some sites which I dont remember now.. Certainly will be very helpful to take a note of..

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Got it from somewhere online about the list of things to be carried. Various lists i have put up here. Keep checking below also.

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Suggested Things to Carry on a Tour

BIKE CHECKLIST

Extra Tool Kit
Bungee Cords 3 (To Tie Luggage to the Bike)
Fuel Can 1
Cello / Electrician Tape
Spare Oil for Bike........................
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man this is way too much of stuff to enjoy the trip.

i personally would not call all this. sorry this is a quicky answer i will post up a small ione soon.

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Rachit, I think you misspelt Leh "ride" as honeymoon

Chill man, its just a trip. Pack enough chaddis, tees, some clutch plates, cables, engine oil, spare tubes and you're off!!


sahi keh raha hai TAU. and you dont need many chaddies if you can do with a crispy one
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Old 04-24-2009, 11:38 AM   #13 (permalink)
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@hitanshu..
bro, u have really a helpful link in your signature about the info on the place
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Old 04-24-2009, 11:59 AM   #14 (permalink)
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haaah!! so there is a Leh ride this year.. I wish to join too..
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Old 04-24-2009, 12:03 PM   #15 (permalink)
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haaah!! so there is a Leh ride this year.. I wish to join too..

haha razor.. am planning big man..!! nothings confirmed, major task is to get my parents convinced.. they have started getting little affirmative about the ride though.. lets c..!
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Old 04-24-2009, 12:49 PM   #16 (permalink)
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guys, when I did leh trip last year, it was me and my good friend on two 150s. (pulsar 150and cbz xtreme) and believe me, we had almost everything under the sun. I mean, you name it and we had it. Luckily or unluckily, we dint had to use almost 90% of the extra baggage that we were carrying but I believe in better safe than sorry policy.
anyways, I would not post a very comprehensive MUST HAVE list, rather, I would like to say that
  • Keep your bike as near to stock. any much of the modification may give way on rougher terrains.
  • carry anything that you think you might need in case of emergency. though these days the route to Leh although is not crowded but most of the times, help is just a few hands away.
  • need not carry too many clothes, as you would not like to Freeze your @$$ and bones (after or before a Hectic Ride) with a bone chilling freezing water for bathing. ( I remember I had a tough time washing my @$$ with the freezing water after Morning Call.) heheheheheheheheh
  • carry some warm essentials, a small but good medical kit, basic control cables, puncture repair kit, good riding Gear and above all...... keep your Head on your shoulder.( you might be an ace City rider cutting corners and zipping past a Ferrari, but in Hills on the way to Leh...keep your cool) dont be rude to anyone...and you will see people going out of their way to help you, should you ever need it. I remember giving away Petrol to one Gora for free when he was giving me money for it.
  • know your riding limits, but dont try to stretch yourself more than your @$$ can take a load of!!!
The ground Rule is...you are on a Ride of a lifetime, enjoy your ride...and dont be a p@!n in your or somebody Else's @$$!

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Old 04-24-2009, 01:37 PM   #17 (permalink)
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guys, when I did leh trip last year, it was me and my good friend on two 150s. (pulsar 150and cbz xtreme) and believe me, we had almost everything under the sun. I mean, you name it and we had it. Luckily or unluckily, we dint had to use almost 90% of the extra baggage that we were carrying but I believe in better safe than sorry policy.
anyways, I would not post a very comprehensive MUST HAVE list, rather, I would like to say that
  • Keep your bike as near to stock. any much of the modification may give way on rougher terrains.
  • carry anything that you think you might need in case of emergency. though these days the route to Leh although is not crowded but most of the times, help is just a few hands away.
  • need not carry too many clothes, as you would not like to Freeze your @$$ and bones (after or before a Hectic Ride) with a bone chilling freezing water for bathing. ( I remember I had a tough time washing my @$$ with the freezing water after Morning Call.) heheheheheheheheh
  • carry some warm essentials, a small but good medical kit, basic control cables, puncture repair kit, good riding Gear and above all...... keep your Head on your shoulder.( you might be an ace City rider cutting corners and zipping past a Ferrari, but in Hills on the way to Leh...keep your cool) dont be rude to anyone...and you will see people going out of their way to help you, should you ever need it. I remember giving away Petrol to one Gora for free when he was giving me money for it.
  • know your riding limits, but dont try to stretch yourself more than your @$$ can take a load of!!!
The ground Rule is...you are on a Ride of a lifetime, enjoy your ride...and dont be a p@!n in your or somebody Else's @$$!

happy riding.
very true. Leh is just another place to go if your bike is in the best of her health. I remember it well that we did not use any of the tools apart from the basic for adjusting the drive chain.
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I see no mention of diamox here - helps with altitude sickness. Also, have lots and lots of water
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Yes the very important Diomax : i remember from the Bike India article on Leh done by Bunny last year - also even he rode a very stock bike that too with stock MRF tyres. I guess Leh is over hyped by a few people. Just make up your mind, make sure u have the essential and roll on : my 2 cents
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Old 04-24-2009, 02:45 PM   #20 (permalink)
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I see no mention of diamox here - helps with altitude sickness. Also, have lots and lots of water
Yeah remember to take it 24hours before climbing the altitude.
Though it isn't feasible but the water should be luke warm (as suggested by the army doctor in Pang).

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..................I guess Leh is over hyped by a few people. Just make up your mind, make sure u have the essential and roll on : my 2 cents
It is very different than riding anywhere else in world and thats what makes it tougher to ride.
You can do an off-road trip anywhere in India but in himalayas with such an altitude, lack of oxygen; you and your bike gasping for air, almost no roads in some parts, it will be a different experience.

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