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DAY 2 : Devigarh - Udaipur - DevigarhBreakfast at Devigarh Fort
Ekling LakeDAY 3 : Devigarh - AjmerDAY 4 : Ajmer - Delhi
Ekling LakeDAY 3 : Devigarh - AjmerDAY 4 : Ajmer - Delhi
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Beautiful travelogue approved.(Been There Done That) x 3.25
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@Pkon: Beautiful text accompanied by some very nice and interesting photographs.
Lovely. How many people were there in total? I believe a four-wheeler also accompanied the Bandit?
Nice, very nice. Do share more photographs if you have.
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All the photographs truly speak a thousand words and your text was icing on the cake. I could feel you guys enjoyed to the hilt and this is what matters at the end of the day(ride)
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@ aryan well yes 4 people in total me, wifey and my folks. yes my dad was keeping up pretty well in the Laura, which btw also had a blast on the roads thanks for pics more soon...
@sheelpriye yes enjoyed to the hilt! the weather was the icing on the cake
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Lovely. Will wait for more lovely photographs to follow. And good to see you traveling on the Bandit.Originally posted by pkon View Post@ aryan well yes 4 people in total me, wifey and my folks. yes my dad was keeping up pretty well in the Laura, which btw also had a blast on the roads thanks for pics more soon...
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this photo sums up driving/riding in India. 6 lanes unenclosed express way with holy cows around.Originally posted by pkon View Post
@pkon - nice trip mate, haven't read the whole log but will do from home. couldn't resist posting.Last edited by pulsater; 09-13-2010, 10:52 PM.www.motorcykle.in - The lighter side of motorcyclingComment
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Praveen, it's not enough that you fooled Sunil and me into thinking you were Sunny (when you guys were in Bangalore), you have started to dress like him while riding as well!!
Jokes apart, good photos, nice ride. The wife looks very comfortable in the pillion, and the bike itself looks great."Tough times never last, but tough people do." - Robert Schuller
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R.I.P Kriss; 15.06.1981 - 11.10.2009 -- You will not be forgotten.Comment
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Wonderful text and equally good pics to couple! You are right, Chittor - Udaipur stretch is one road anyone can fall in love with
" I'd rather be hated for who I am, than loved for who I am not" - Kurt Cobain
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Loved every part of this ride....
congratulation Praveer sir...
Ride Safe & Ride Long-->
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Nice write-up & pics. Incidentally its your maiden trip-log posted in xbhp & AFAIK maiden trip for the Bandit in xbhp also. Describe the bike's performance and how its suited for long tours.Biker of the Year -2013
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Lovely Place, Lovely Trip, Lovely Bike and to top it all Lovely Travelogue with nice pics ! Keep it up, do more trips and keep sharing your experiences. Few questions out of curiosity:
* What was the top speed you touched?
* At what speed does it comfortably cruise?
* How is the Pillion Comfort?Young riders pick a destination and go, Old riders pick a direction and go !
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maiden trip is nothing less than khardungla on banditOriginally posted by frankpilli View Post
Pkon: Pics are great with a crisp log.neat trip.
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@pulsater they get almost 6 lanes on one side of the road :-)Originally posted by pulsater View Post
and yes riding is a pain with the constant breaking and the frequent surprises people through by unknowingly jumping on the road
@shelton_jh to answer your queries :Originally posted by shelton_jh View Post
* I mostly drove in the region of 80-90 odd not pushing it too much as there was always an element of surprise with cows parked on the dividers ready to jump at a moments notice
* Its comfortable at any speed and cruises well around 90 odd
* Pillion Comfort is pretty good considering I was riding a Thunderbird before this and it had a backrest. But with constant breaking on Indian roads it does become a little painful after every 80 odd kms.
@rossiter yes I borrowed his jacket to complete the con :-) The DSG was a little bulky for the monsoon and I didnt want to carry that much weight. But yes look out for the cons becoming better and better by the day!Originally posted by rossiter View PostPraveen, it's not enough that you fooled Sunil and me into thinking you were Sunny (when you guys were in Bangalore), you have started to dress like him while riding as well!!
Jokes apart, good photos, nice ride. The wife looks very comfortable in the pillion, and the bike itself looks great.Last edited by Aryan; 09-15-2010, 11:19 PM.Comment
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