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@Abhi: I know. No-one could believe it! But, what happened did happen!
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@Aryan- fantastic pics and log...
how I wish we could switch one of the race-tracks down-south for place like Lansdowne..Hammer the racetrack. Pace yourself on the street.
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If that has 'Happened', then i salute to you and your riding skills. Would like to take some riding advice from you, as the max. mileage i have extracted and am extracting now from my 180 is 51kmpl. You are a nice guy atleast it seems till nowOriginally posted by Aryan View Post
, maybe we can meet sometime in near future. Sorry for OT getting back to topic; Just one more question:
What's the best time to visit the place, I mean to say that if there is any type of natural hindarance that occurs in any span of year.
I am listing out some locations from NORHTERN REGION of India and then will visit them collectively. Please do mention some other lovely places(if you find any worth a visit).
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AHA!!
A weekend ride to Landsdowne?
Wow!! Seems to be a very nice trip Sir!!
Nice Pics!!
Hows your bike doing Sir?Rachit K DograComment
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amazing to see a two year old thread getting so many hits and replies.
That's the Aryan effect!!Its not about the BHP or the CC, its about one common religion called Biking!!!
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Cannot control myself now, sorry guys but another OT stuff:Originally posted by dcs View Post
@DCS sir In my dictionary "Old is Gold"
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Originally posted by dcs View Post
@Abhi: Lansdowne can be visited literally anytime of the year. That is the special part in visiting Lansdowne. As for meeting, come down to Delhi sometime, and I'll show you first-hand how to extract some superb efficiency from a motorcycle!
@all: Thank you guys.
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@Parth: Twisties start from the base (at Kotdwara) all the way upto Lansdowne, which is roughly 40kms. or thereabouts (1.5 hours riding time).:)Comment
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