And it's there on IBA's Certified Ride Finishers List...Congrats Nitin and Tushar..

Ketan bhai, DK Bhai & Tushar Bhai - This is amazing, really! You guys are inspiration for others who have also done it after your successful attempt. Completing this kind of endurance ride on 150cc bikes in our road conditions is a fantastic achievement.

Have a look at the bikes and kms covered by others. Phew! Well done guys!!

Ride Safe!!!

Punha ekdaa...Abhinandan !

The BIKER BOY dreams "Bun Burner Gold"

first f ol, congrats fellas.
im one of the guy who is really curious about doing "bun burner gold" with ma machine(yzf r15 v2.o)
could any one of de senior members in this community can help me....i jus wanna knw de entire procedure in a brief manner....evn though i went thru the IBA's official website, i couldn't get some rules very clearly...it will be easier fo me if some one(may be some who tried it out or some one who tried any other IBA's event) list out de entire procedure step ba step....
i hv planned to do it ba 2k13...so its urgent.
some one pls help me wit tis

Congratulations all of you..
I am also interested for the same.. please guide me.. waiting for you reply..

Do u understand Bun Burner Gold and Bun Burner 2500K are two DIFFERENT things. Bun Burner Gold is an extreme ride and without any doubt not meant for India. IBA website has all the details and before plunging into something that is hell risky and needs lots of planning, just do your homework. As per my last query, IBA is not going to certify such rides for the simple reason the average speed breaks the speed limit in India. My mail chain conversation with IBA personnel.

"All of our non-geographically themed rides (e.g., the Ultimate Coast-to-Coast can only be done in North America) can be done anywhere in the world, where legal. I understand that speed limits for motorcycles in India are considerably lower than in the US. So I need to remind Indian riders that we will not certify a ride on a route where the average legal speed limit for motorcycles is lower than the average speed needed for the ride. For example, one needs to average about 67 kph to complete the Saddlesore 1600k (1,609 km in 24 hours or less) within the time limit. So the route would need to have an average legal speed limit for motorcycles of at least 67 kph.


Ira Agins

Iron Butt Association"

Two things.You ll need atleast SS1600k in your kitty as an eligibility criteria for BB2500K gold attempt. And second and most important thing.My mentor Vinu deceased in such an attempt for BB Gold (http://www.xbhp.com/talkies/coffee-l...v-no-more.html)

i fully concur with what juris is saying

BBgold is something which shouldn't be attempted even on higher displacement bikes let alone the r15, in india for the simple fact that maintaining an average above 100 kmph for extended time is simply not possible in our conditions