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Re: Solo to Sandakphu (well almost)
Lovely pictures!! Thanks for sharing
Lovely pictures!! Thanks for sharing
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Re: Solo to Sandakphu (well almost)
The more I go through your log, the more it seems unfathomable to me. Travelling to lesser traveled places is what biking is all about I guess.
To own a Duke 390 and still having the feet firmly in ground with a humble CBZ, I can\'t possibly imagine the free-spirited soul you are.
Wish you millions of kilometers. Respect!
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The more I go through your log, the more it seems unfathomable to me. Travelling to lesser traveled places is what biking is all about I guess.
To own a Duke 390 and still having the feet firmly in ground with a humble CBZ, I can\'t possibly imagine the free-spirited soul you are.
Wish you millions of kilometers. Respect!Comment
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Thanks Shashank...Originally posted by shashank ashwin View Post
I am flattered and flabbergasted .
Not sure If I deserve all these words in this forum among so many stalwarts and specially you yourself
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Thanks Shashank...Originally posted by shashank ashwin View Post
I am flattered and flabbergasted .
Not sure If I deserve all these words in this forum among so many stalwarts and specially you yourselfComment
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I must say you have guts!!Sandakphu route is really challenging for Bikes in some stretches.Appreciate your ride!! (y)
P.S.: The place names you mentioned are like Tonglu, Tumling, Gairibas. There\'s no place like Toling or Gouri bas in Sandakphu route.Comment
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Thanks & You are right [MENTION=21234]Bhaski9836[/MENTION]- I am weak with names of placesOriginally posted by Bhaski9836 View Post specially when I hear the same place in various accents .
So Toling = Tumling and Gouri basa = Gairibass it is . Even in some places Sandakphu was spelled Sandakfu
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Nice pictures. Ride safe buddy.Yamaha SZ16R: 2011 - Present.
Tvs Fiero FX: 2009 - 2011.Comment
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Why did you walk the last 3 kms. Why did you not take your bike there.Originally posted by nelson_sanjoy View PostComment
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@nelson_sanjoy
nice ride .
Bravo for riding Sandakphu in this bike.
But last 3 kms is the most challenging.
We did complete it in OCT 2015 but in Bajaj Pulsar 200 NS.
Motorcycle travelogues by thousands of xBhpians from across the world.Comment
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Is it doable on a bike?Originally posted by sajalsheth View Post
If not then how the hell 4x4 wheelers and jeep manage?Comment
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Read this full detailed travelogue about my bike ride till Sandakphu at https://www.xbhp.com/talkies/tourer/...hu-sikkim.htmlOriginally posted by mayankdixit View Post
[MENTION=100897]mayankdixit[/MENTION] ji
Now two wheeler are banned.
But before many have rode till Sandakphu on bike and even scooter to gearless scooter also.
4x4 land rovers (most of them made in England) are kings of those tough routes.
I had a fall in that last 3 km difficult road.
As this is basically a trek routeComment
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I have gone through that travelogue. It took me 2days just to go through. It is very informative. Thanks for directing me there. What OP has achieved is no lessComment
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