dhairya

That's why trying to squeeze in as many rides as might be possible, short they might be.

BTW, where exactly is Hauz Khas CCD?

L.P.

Hi All,

The count was relatively good, some people did the effort to get up early and reach there on time and lazy bums like me got up late and called sunilg, and reached there eventually.

i was not to very late in reaching there hadnt missed a lot, we got to know a lot about riding, trekking from tilak sir, though i missed a bit, i would expect someone to write more who attended it completely, and soon after him, naved sir had taken over the place to speak and enlighten us with a lot things and his experience in riding for 100 days over the millennium turnover , there is a lot to learn from everyone and mother nature is always there for you, god has decided every single thing for you is what we got to know after that. we just need to make the effort to take the first bold step, rest is taken care of by the almighty.

Old fox had then showed some photographs and video that had been recorder recently at sambhar lake in a pajero and I am pretty sure it was worth watching.

Apart from the people speaking The session was attended by:
Rachit k dogra,
shivanshu,
sunilg,
vaibhav sabharwal (kurtrules)
himanshu,
Myself,
2 guy from noida, sorry i forgot the name.
and a few more people, it was an absolute delight to be there and witness there experiences.

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thanks a lot all dear friends for being a part of the wonderful Xbhp talks... it was such amazing experience for me aswell to share my experience with you all traveler/rider friends.
it was also very interesting listening to Naved bhai's accomplishment of his solo expedition for a noble cause... hats off to him

hoping to see such events organized by Xbhp regularly...

heartily thanks to all

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Tilak Ji: I've been a silent admirer of your trips and your accomplishments, and it was wonderful talking to you first time. I envy you so much, but I was (and i am sure everyone else too) flattered by your humble attitude. There was so much to learn from a seasoned biker and trekker like you. I hope I'll soon put those learnings to some good use and venture out on a trek to explore the unknown. Wish you all the best in life.

Naved: As always, you were wonderful. Everyone was so hooked and mesmerized when you were sharing you experiences that it seemed like they have forgotten even to breathe. You touch a topic that is hardly talked about, you touched the human and spiritual side of the bikers which was such a wonderful experience as perhaps this was the first time that they were discussing these things so openly with everyone else.

To everyone present at the meet: first of all, a big thank you to all of you who could take time out of your busy lives to attend the meet, but I am sure at the end of the day it was a well-spent sunday morning. Guys, we hope that you enjoyed your time and learned something from this whole exercise.

How about sharing your experiences from the talk and giving us a real-time feedback?

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