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@ravi - awesome snaps and trip log man 
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Nice pictures of natural landscape in south India. Thanks for sharing.
BTW how are the road conditions in general on the ghats & thereafter from Sakleshpur to Mangalore?
Growing old is compulsory - growing up is optional
So many roads, So little time
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Thanks ShrinathOriginally posted by shrinathrao View Post@ravi - awesome snaps and trip log man
Thank you HaroonOriginally posted by Haroon View Post
Ghats some are bad and some parts are very good with concrete roads.Out of 10, 30kms of Ghats are a combo of good and bad roads.
After Ghats, it is quick drive. Very good roads and small patches of bad roads. BC Road is a problem as flyover work is underway but after you cross BC road, roads are 4 lane and a quick drive with few intersections.Comment
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Originally posted by ravisanjeevk View PostThank you Haroon Ghats some are bad and some parts are very good with concrete roads.Out of 10, 30kms of Ghats are a combo of good and bad roads.
After Ghats, it is quick drive. Very good roads and small patches of bad roads. BC Road is a problem as flyover work is underway but after you cross BC road, roads are 4 lane and a quick drive with few intersections.
Thanks for the updates Ravi & I hope I can do my trip in mid-september.
Growing old is compulsory - growing up is optional
So many roads, So little time
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Hi Ravi,
Very very nice travelogue & pictures! :-) Your R15 looks real good in the countryside too!
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Hi,
Its well narrated one. Real challenge is riding in the rain. You could've prefered Charmadi Ghat other than shiradi Ghat since its totally ruined. Though its 40km excess compared to Shiradi, the roads are rideable. The nature looks very cool and beautiful throughout the ghat section.
Its good that you never gave up inspite of heavy rain.... Khudos to uComment
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That was a really nice travelogue. Enjoyed reading it - wish I was thereRide To LiveComment
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