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  • #1

    The adventures of RTR

    The route map.The amazing fog covered landscapes.The bag securely tied onto pillion seat.


    The roads are extremely wide and hence a delight to lean and corner




    A little bit more lean and I would have made full use of the tyre


    Good morning..


    All in all it was one hell of an adventure...
    Last edited by Adarsh_Bk; 10-28-2012, 05:26 PM.
    Ride hard.. Ride safe.. Always!

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  • #2
    Nice!

    Its raining travelogues on xBhp today.

    approved.
    (Been There Done That) x 3.25

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    • #3
      Thanks a lot for approving it so quickly! And I am really glad you enjoyed reading it . The long weekend must have been the reason for the travelogues
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      • #4
        Originally posted by sunilg View Post
        Its raining travelogues on xBhp today.
        With a Republic day falling on Thursday, most must've applied leave on Friday to avail 4 days off...just like I did to ride with the only difference being I didn't post any
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        • #5
          Nice and crisp writing... Ride hard and safe
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          • #6
            Very nice ride and truly well written log Adarsh. I'm sure the ride was totally worth it. Well done ! Wish you many more such happy rides to come in the future.

            Take Care & Ride Safe

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            • #7
              Hi Adarsh,
              Nice triplog with your RTR. Nice pictures too. Will look for more travelogues from you since the title is "The Adventures of RTR"

              P.S: post a link to this trip in A180 Ownership thread for more visibility in RTR community!
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              • #8
                nice log .. Ride Safe
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                • #9
                  Nice write up Adarsh...and i think the photos are pretty amazing...Good job mate...

                  Cheers...Ride safe...
                  Sometimes it takes a whole tankful of fuel before you can think straight.

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                  • #10
                    Nice one Adarsh...

                    Loved this..totally worth it

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by Lonely Rider View Post
                      Nice and crisp writing... Ride hard and safe
                      Thanks man. I always thought i was bad at writing (Language classes used to bore me like hell), guess I am not so bad after all . I see you too are a pround owner of RE. Even I occasionally ride my bro's thunderbird, an absolute treat to cruize on highways!

                      Originally posted by ridermax View Post
                      Very nice ride and truly well written log Adarsh. I'm sure the ride was totally worth it. Well done ! Wish you many more such happy rides to come in the future.

                      Take Care & Ride Safe
                      Thanks a lot for the wishes . Infact I was also very lucky since I didnt have any mechanical issues with the bike. I didnt even have any spares or extra toolkits!

                      Originally posted by vineshp View Post
                      Hi Adarsh,
                      Nice triplog with your RTR. Nice pictures too. Will look for more travelogues from you since the title is "The Adventures of RTR"

                      P.S: post a link to this trip in A180 Ownership thread for more visibility in RTR community!
                      Thanks bro and yeah, you guessed it right! More adventures on the way . These were the only pictures that came out fine. Also the mobile apps helped enhance it a bit . Thanks for the tip. I will post a link there.

                      Originally posted by pratap27 View Post
                      nice log .. Ride Safe
                      Thank you.

                      Originally posted by Arun Vijayan View Post
                      Nice write up Adarsh...and i think the photos are pretty amazing...Good job mate...

                      Cheers...Ride safe...
                      Thanks a lot man .

                      Originally posted by Go-cool View Post
                      Nice one Adarsh...

                      Loved this..totally worth it
                      Thanks a ton. I had to come up with something nice to justify my crazy adventure .
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                      • #12
                        Good one!

                        Wish you more such rides in future.
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                        • #13
                          Good Write-Up..
                          Wishing you more adventures with your ride..
                          Also waiting for the rest..
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                          • #14
                            Good log ,brother. Enjoyed reading. Nice write up. Wishing you more long and safe rides.

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                            • #15
                              Enjoy reading the log.The first three pics was wonderful and looks like pro. Thank you posting
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