Sunny bro free hi free hai office jana hai but solid bahana tyar kar rakha hai bus loha garam hone do fir hum hathoda chala denge. Eagerlywaiting for wednesday..(22 april)

It seems wonderful that u guys have done it yet again..!! I congratulate u all for this tremendous effort.. One thing i wanted to ask, is general public allowed to be the audience on 22nd april??

Sunil Boss thank you so much....well lets say we are part of a family which was given birth by you all and I sincerely feel proud to be part of this family...really appreciate your word and the achievment you all have accomplished... Now waiting eagerly for you all to come to Delhi and meet you all in person.... till then take care all of you.

Thanks sunil. When can we expect bangy event thread... ??

I know it was badluck loosing by 1.5 sec. Else i would have saved some 3000bucks... for not coming to bangy !!!

I am sitting in the same hotel, in the same room in Mumbai. It is unbelievable that some weeks ago we were just 1500 kms into the trip with Mumbai our first main destination. We have covered almost 13,000kms without any mishap on some of the world's fastest bikes (and slowest ) and have proved that you can come out unscathed of the chaotic wonder that India is on the roads.

Lots and lots of photos have to be updated (which will be done soon!)

We will reach Delhi on 19th.

we r eagerly waiting for the Gir team.

...and ofcourse a BIG shot at winning the 'One!

Again, one of the places that I visited in the recent India ride. Took all of these at sunrise in Kanyakumari with a 10-22mm and Canon 450D.

Wooooowwwww!!!!!
Amazing Pics
A treat to eyes

nice pics sunny !!!

Yes, we have made it...circumnavigated our amazing country on two wheels. Two, nay three very fast sets of wheels.

Without doubt, the Passion Hunt was the harbinger for this ride. But in addition, for us, this meant a lot more than that. This ride had to be a statement of adventure, of the biking spirit and of riding safe. We carried with us not just expensive bikes with custom paint but the image and respect of thousands of bikers across the country. We just could not let them down and we are glad we did not. And we did not need any special 'skills' to ride long and safe. Just a level head on responsible shoulders...an attitude where being safe was more important than creating mere impressions. A focus that never wavered from its target...of putting across the statement of 'safe riding' that is a lot more macho, fun, memorable and adventuresome than those reckless, usually helmetless/shoeless/mindless morons who would repeatedly rush past our superbikes in dense traffic just to put us down.

We rode through tens of cities and past hundreds of villages. Communicated with people who spoke tens of different languages and hundreds of dialects. At times both sides were reduced to 'smile-drenched' sign language. But through it all, the overwhelming general interest and romance of biking, especially on big bikes, shone glaringly bright. those not knowing either hindi or english just spoke the key words of their questions....rate/price....mileage....speed. We got mobbed by frenzied kids and adults of a village between Vizag and Vijayawada. We were feted by strangers, given amazing discounts at hotels when we told them of the India ride on 2 wheels, got asked about the bikes by people from across the social, intellectual, financial and professional spectrum. A case in point....between Hubli and Pune we saw three 'masked' cars being driven, obviously some new model on test and overtook them to stop and take a few pics while they went past. They didn't go past us but stopped next to our bikes and the test drivers started taking pictures of our bikes with their phone cams.

Well....the tales are endless as the experience has been tremendously enrichening. We sit here on completion of the full circle, satisfied, happy but strangely void too. The goal gives impetus and without one the 'pace' becomes redundant. Guess it is time to scan the horizons of possibilities afresh and look for new things to do.

Wish us luck in that and be with us as you all have been through this journey and those in the past. Believe me....this ride would NOT have been possible without you all xbhpians across the nation. You were our lifelines through the places we rode through. You were the reason for this journey becoming an embedded part of our memories for life.

A huge 'hurrah!!' for the spirit of motorcycling.

See you again sometime...

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It has been pleasure with riding with you guyz sirjee , The wisdom, the knowledge and the enthisuasim you guys shared with us even with tiring journeis on the other night, you guys were ready to meet up all the xbhpians the nest day.

I remember the tough time Sunny faced when he lost in hyderbad roads and badly struck in Hyderabad traffic on his HOT R1 , but at the n end the smiling faces around, And the visit to the Castrol Bike Zone and Finally the Passion Hunt event.

And the disciplne you guyz maintained with huge crowd of Hyderabad XBHP. So times meet just doesnt mean we see each other ride for some time and see of everyone at last. At end it just connects us how we are related with each other with a machine on two wheels.

Hats off to the Sandeep Sir AKA Old Fox, Ever smiling Shailay and Sunil G and marvellous Sunny bhai,

Really good pictures Sunny Buddy.. Would you U all GIR team would be part of Sunday G2G..!!

That was a wonderful write-up Sandeep Sir, it was really great meeting each one of you and our wishes are always there with all of you, Hats off to you guys.

great writeup sandeep sir...


I wanted to ask you a question in bangy...but forgot...

So i'm, putting up it here...


Why were you laughing continously after i reached the exit point in the finals of slow slalom. I was celebrating and you were laughing... I know you were laughing happily... But why were you laughing so joyfully ??