We are motorcyclists at heart, always have been. So, it is natural that we believe that we, motorcyclists, do things differently. Holi is a festival of colours, and us being the bikers at heart, we have always had some of the most amazing photoshoots on Holi with our motorcycles. If you go back in time, some of our most iconic photos are from those shoots. That said, they were mostly solo ventures. 

For this Holi, we decided to combine our way of celebrating Holi with another aspect that makes xBhp what it is… the community. We partnered with Youth Riderz Club once again for a smashing Holi Celebration. In the previous issue, we talked about how we served as the community partners for a beautiful initiative by Youth Riderz Club called Ride for Underprivileged People. 

In essence, the Youth Riderz Club is a group of passionate bikers who work towards bringing motorcyclists together. Swaran Jeet Singh is the admin of Youth Riderz Club, and he has been doing these community events since 2014! For our previous collaboration, we all came together to distribute blankets to the unfortunate people who had to spend chilly winter nights without any sort of shelter or covering. It was a ride for a beautiful cause, and we were proud to be a part of it. 

This time, it was about camaraderie and brotherhood. Instead of celebrating these joyous festivals on their own or with just a bunch of people, they decided to bring together over 250 bikers from various riding groups for a grand celebration of the festival of colours called Holi Bash. And what an event it was. We drove our Mahindra BE 6 to the Muskan Hotel in Manesar. 

Our BE 6 is still wrapped in the Joker livery, the one it was unveiled in. And since it is just a swath of colours coming together coherently, it was the main attraction of the Holi Bash. People swarmed the car to get photos with it, but the best bit about the event was the enthusiasm and the fun we all had. Music, dance, colours, and a bunch of like-minded motorcyclists. Our faces may have been a beautiful mess of colours, but at the core, we felt like we all wore the same colours, those of motorcycling, and there is not a lot more one can ask for! 

Overall, we had a great time at the Holi Bash, and we would like to commend Youth Riderz Club for organising a grand event such as this with finesse. After a day well spent celebrating Holi with our fellow riders, we headed back with the hopes of seeing more such rides and get-togethers from Youth Riderz Club.