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Hello mates,
The name's Arun P Kurup AKA Hawk (Ghost Ryderz), hailing from the capital city of God's Own country, Kerala. A core member of the freestyle stunting team "GRz", I have been following the progress of Xbhp from heights to newer heights and I am proud to see where it is now. I have known Xbhp since GIR and I have had the honour of meeting Sunny and his blade, Ashish Divakaran and his comet250, Bunny Punia and so on. Eventhough I wasn't an active member in the xbhp forums, I was aware of the various ventures. I can vividly recollect the situation where Ashish had his leg badly bruised during the GIR and that was when I actually saw the unfortunate scenario of the comet do a stoppie flip over
! But still the rider's spirit kept the roadtrip alive and those are really memories for a lifetime. I own a Karizma right from the beginning and it's always been the right choice. I work as a 3D rigging Artist at Toonz Animation India Pvt. Ltd., Technopark, Kerala. My love for machines kept my heart fires burning all my life and it helped me in the transition from being an engineer to being a 3D character rigging artist. I have met in my life plenty of biking enthusiasts and stunters with tremendous adrenalin rush and love for their roaring babes . But when I was included in a feature called the NEXT DOOR BIKER in the Xbhp magazine I was truly speechless
. I am indebted to Sunny for his support and his belief in my work. The all new Xbhp magazine has indeed the "kick" a biking magazine should have and with the quality it delivers, it is here to stay. I don't seem to know what is a good enough appreciation for the amount of hardwork put into this one brilliant issue. Bringing bike stunting into the world of animation wasn't easy for me but my passion urged me to do it. The renders were quite heavy, making the whole process tedious but I want to believe that it's worth all the toil. I hope you all liked my work from what's given in the magazine. Even with all my prejudices afar, I claim the Xbhp magazine - I,the Biker - as an absolutely stunning piece of "biking" literature and a must have for any real
and passionate biker. I take this opportunity to thank and congratulate all the team members of Xbhp and the magazine , especially Sunny, for their relentless effort and passion towards bikes and biking and the fruit of it - I,the Biker.
Thanks
Arun
The name's Arun P Kurup AKA Hawk (Ghost Ryderz), hailing from the capital city of God's Own country, Kerala. A core member of the freestyle stunting team "GRz", I have been following the progress of Xbhp from heights to newer heights and I am proud to see where it is now. I have known Xbhp since GIR and I have had the honour of meeting Sunny and his blade, Ashish Divakaran and his comet250, Bunny Punia and so on. Eventhough I wasn't an active member in the xbhp forums, I was aware of the various ventures. I can vividly recollect the situation where Ashish had his leg badly bruised during the GIR and that was when I actually saw the unfortunate scenario of the comet do a stoppie flip over
! But still the rider's spirit kept the roadtrip alive and those are really memories for a lifetime. I own a Karizma right from the beginning and it's always been the right choice. I work as a 3D rigging Artist at Toonz Animation India Pvt. Ltd., Technopark, Kerala. My love for machines kept my heart fires burning all my life and it helped me in the transition from being an engineer to being a 3D character rigging artist. I have met in my life plenty of biking enthusiasts and stunters with tremendous adrenalin rush and love for their roaring babes . But when I was included in a feature called the NEXT DOOR BIKER in the Xbhp magazine I was truly speechless. I am indebted to Sunny for his support and his belief in my work. The all new Xbhp magazine has indeed the "kick" a biking magazine should have and with the quality it delivers, it is here to stay. I don't seem to know what is a good enough appreciation for the amount of hardwork put into this one brilliant issue. Bringing bike stunting into the world of animation wasn't easy for me but my passion urged me to do it. The renders were quite heavy, making the whole process tedious but I want to believe that it's worth all the toil. I hope you all liked my work from what's given in the magazine. Even with all my prejudices afar, I claim the Xbhp magazine - I,the Biker - as an absolutely stunning piece of "biking" literature and a must have for any real and passionate biker. I take this opportunity to thank and congratulate all the team members of Xbhp and the magazine , especially Sunny, for their relentless effort and passion towards bikes and biking and the fruit of it - I,the Biker.
Thanks
Arun
.. Sure thing i am gonna keep in touch .
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