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Galloping through the Clouds - 456 horses to Naldehra

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  • #46
    Originally posted by Technocrat View Post
    Brilliant Pics & A great write up
    Looks like you guys had lots of fun
    Thanks Kedar babu...we sure had fun.

    Time for my mighty P&S to show up with what it can shoot. Not many pictures of riders in action as I had my hand full with the Busa most of the time. Nature is static and so was there for me when we were static. So here goes...


    Couldn't get greener...could it? The view from the hotel terrace.


    A lovely yellow Dahliya.


    An Ivory White Calendula


    With a matching Ivory White Hayabusa!


    The Ceat Ninja up close


    The Three Musketeers!


    The 'Trucker' and his 'Truck'


    Himachal or a tropical rainforest?
    I don't let my motorcycles interfere with my motorcycling...

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    • #47
      OF this is some awesome stuff...super clarity...And yes it is very close to the way it shows on the LCD
      The Bandit to Naukuchiatal!

      The Bandit meets Royalty, Rains & Rajasthan!

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      • #48
        Originally posted by Old Fox View Post


        The 'Trucker' and his 'Truck'
        Beautiful pics there Sir and this pic reminds me of that instance when we were rotating the rear tyre of the bike and i found that it might have jammed.Later you told that it is like this and it has the torque near to TATA 407.

        And you Tagged it right "TRUCK"
        CAUTION: One Gear Left

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        • #49
          Great write up and pictures..

          @OF- would love to hear/read more about the Busa's handling in Slush and wet conditions..

          PS: Loved the Davidoff pic..
          Hammer the racetrack. Pace yourself on the street.

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          • #50
            @OF sir: Your P&S never ceases to amaze us, sir. Thanks for sharing the pictures.
            :)

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            • #51
              Beautiful snaps. Almost all of them have that heavenly feel to them.

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              • #52
                OF sir on your last(First) ride to Leh you said the rear wheel of your bandit got stuck in slush and was spinning you also had mentioned those were stock tyres this time did you change it or was it the same

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                • #53
                  Originally posted by strider View Post
                  Great write up and pictures..

                  @OF- would love to hear/read more about the Busa's handling in Slush and wet conditions..
                  The Busa is a pretty docile animal provided you can sensitize your throttle hand to sub-millimetric movements. It was, to me at least, surprisingly stable on the worst of tarmac and even with no tarmac underneath. Soft slush needed patience in large measure as you can't push a stock tyre either for torque or grip. Its about keeping the bike upright to get as much weight straight down as possible and giving tiny throttle inputs. Initially I did keep both feet out and ready like out-riggers to catch a drop if the rear spun out side-ways but then could get them back on the pegs and crossed an almost half-km stretch of soft wet slush without getting a foot down. Says a lot for a bike that's the global speed-king of tarmac.

                  Originally posted by Aryan View Post
                  @OF sir: Your P&S never ceases to amaze us, sir. Thanks for sharing the pictures.
                  can't help showing off you see!

                  Originally posted by raja_roadster View Post
                  OF sir on your last(First) ride to Leh you said the rear wheel of your bandit got stuck in slush and was spinning you also had mentioned those were stock tyres this time did you change it or was it the same
                  I rode the Busa, to and fro, and it was shod with stock tyres. The Bandits too had stock tarmac tyres. It doesn't make sense to change tyres when almost 95% of the ride is on relatively good tarmac.
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                  • #54
                    OF - It must have been an unforgettable experience touring with the bandits and the Ninja on a White Busa in places like those....Nothing to much say about photography ...as usual wanna make you revisit the thread again and again just to have a look at those machines

                    You have done rides on Hayabusa and the Bandit(Leh) and both are made to cover length and breadth of the country without any hassle....What do feel which one is tourer friendly....May be its time to do another XBHP great Indian road-trip with the Ninja,Bandit and Busa- the touring trio (TTT,3T )
                    tour-master on exile

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                    • #55
                      Old Fox's article in todays Delhi Times on our Naldehra Ride on a Hayabusa and Suzuki Bandit: Article Window
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                      • #56
                        Originally posted by Sunny View Post
                        Old Fox's article in todays Delhi Times on our Naldehra Ride on a Hayabusa and Suzuki Bandit: Article Window

                        Woahhhh. Sweet.

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                        • #57
                          Naldehra Article in Delhi Times was like mirror image presented by Old Fox, one day I will definately visit Naldehra and will share my story with you all.

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