TheRedPill

City: Bangalore
Posted on behalf of johnblr

Destination : Kolar, Woody's
Date : 27 April 08 (Sunday)
Meeting Time : 5:30 AM
Meeting Place : Jaynagar 4th Block Cool join

Route : Bangalore - Kolar - Bangalore

Confirm Riders

1. Raghu Bhai - RXZ

2. Santosh (senior and old member) - P180 (Purple)
3. Gautam - P180 Classic (Red)
4. Cam Baba (Rohit) - Avenger 180 (Silver)

5. Bike Baba - P200 (Black)

6. Sidhusmart - ZMA (Red)
7. Chiren - ZMA - (Yellow)

8. Kri$na - P220 (Red) + Frnd
9. Akhil - P220 (Black)
10. Me - P220 (Black) + Frnd
11. Dev - P220 (Black converted to Blue )
12. Tarik - P220 (Black)

We are very happy to get our senior and old is gold member Santosh

Regards
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To b qualified for this trip you have to maintain below group riding rules...if u r not ready please don't join for this ride.


1. Before start the trip you have to show ur Driving license and all proper documents.
2. Without Helmet pillion is not allowed.
3. Riding Gear

The gear should be minimally the following.

**Helmet. Nothing gives you better protection than this.
**A full sleved jacket, preferably one made for riding.
**Full length jeans or similar. No flesh to be seen.
**Shoes (not slippers or sandals).


4. No Overtaking, No race
5. Rider must have to b registered member of xbhp.com


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Few things u should keep in mind while riding

On the Road

Riding in itself on the road can be quite enjoyable, but there are considerations to be made when riding , especially on Indian roads, where the unexpected can happen quite often (children/cattle running across the road, Rash bus drivers, etc). Here's the agressive way of riding, which helps quite a bit.

1. Ride with headlights ON.
2. Ride with the group. Dont rush ahead or lag behind. follow with the group. If you are a fast rider, be the drag, or if you ride slow, ride in middle of the group. The advantage of being in a group is everyone takes care of everyone else. So, why nullify that advantage.
3. Ride near the middle of the road. This makes sure that you have ample space on the left in case you need to move out of way of oncoming traffic.
4. Make sure there is a good gap in front and behind you in case of sudden braking.
5. Ride at around 80kmph speed. This is the best speed for indian highways , except for some freeways where you can really rip.
6. Stop every hour to take a sip of water and relax. The more tired you become, the more prone to making mistakes you will become.

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SKSy_Biker

Topic approved (4:38 PM 9/24/2008)

TheRedPill

Thanks SKSy.
Attaching more pics.
Guys, any suggestion how do I put up the text? I have pages saved in my system.

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