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I am planning to do a Rourkela-Ranchi-Bodh Gaya-Patna trip on my 2012 Honda Stunner 125cc motorbike.I will only be travelling in daylight and rest for the night at Rourkela and Bodh Gaya I have the following queries-
1. Route to be followed- Roads not afftected by Naxalism.
2. Is it a bad idea given that its Monsoon season? I have a 1 year old Ceat rear tyre and a stock TVS front tyre. I have done 4(four) 120+km rides on it till date and in dry conditions.
3. Road conditions I should be aware of- Any particular stretch which I must avoid or be careful of.
Also, one more important factor is that the bike was lying in the garage for more than 9 months.The bike had already done 22000kms till then . I have planned to do a service at the local Honda service center. Apart from brake test, engine oil change and electricals, is there anything else that I should pay attention to for this 700+ km long trip. I do not know anything about bike repairs and do not want to be stuck in the middle of the road. Better safe than sorry
I am planning to do a Rourkela-Ranchi-Bodh Gaya-Patna trip on my 2012 Honda Stunner 125cc motorbike.I will only be travelling in daylight and rest for the night at Rourkela and Bodh Gaya I have the following queries-
1. Route to be followed- Roads not afftected by Naxalism.
2. Is it a bad idea given that its Monsoon season? I have a 1 year old Ceat rear tyre and a stock TVS front tyre. I have done 4(four) 120+km rides on it till date and in dry conditions.
3. Road conditions I should be aware of- Any particular stretch which I must avoid or be careful of.
Also, one more important factor is that the bike was lying in the garage for more than 9 months.The bike had already done 22000kms till then . I have planned to do a service at the local Honda service center. Apart from brake test, engine oil change and electricals, is there anything else that I should pay attention to for this 700+ km long trip. I do not know anything about bike repairs and do not want to be stuck in the middle of the road. Better safe than sorry
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