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  • MAVERICK from New Delhi

    Hello guys,

    My name is Jay Shridhar and i am 28 years old .
    Currently living in delhi.
    Belongs to Himachal and a native of himachal.

    The history of biking starts from History of travelling and biking from my dad. My dad was a Bank officer and loved to travel a lot and that was a main reason for liking the travelling. every three year he use to get his transffer orders and he never denied and kept on moving, The only negative impact was that i never had freinds anywhere as my school changed every third year and plus point was that i got freinds in all citiies.

    During his job time we travelled a lot in H.P. , J&K, PunJab, Rajasthan . My fist memories are of a Priya / Lamberreta he purchased when i was in first. He used to give me a ride any time when he liked on his Yezdi he purchased when i was in 2nd class.

    At that time we live in J&K and that year ( 1991) he ride his Yezdi which he purchased from CHD to all the way upto Jammu. And since then he was doing long trips. So this was how i was / am considering myself a Born Biker.

    I got my training all on Yezdi only so was kind of fearless.

    At the age of 16 i got my hand on RX-100 on which obvsly i did many small a trip withour informing parents. The sound of Rx-100 was a real pleasure to ears. At 18 my dad gifted me a Suzuki SHogun as he saw my getting in love with bikes and their sound. I did rode shogun to much longer distances which were not above 200-300 ( coz this much was allowed to do in a day).

    At 20 i purchased a Pulsar 150 cc and that was the starting of riding era...was studying in college from ajmer ( rajasthan) and from there only long rides to udaipur, jaipur, jodhpur etc ( i.e. rides above 500)...

    got my first job in mumbai which i left only in 8 months coz somewhere i was feelign m not worth it.

    Started a small venture with elder brother which was into Highways and Mapmaking. Thought this to be the best to fulfill my zeest of travelling and going new places.

    Now in 2006 i was there in Arunachal on some work when i saw a number of Royal enfeilds passing thru....and that was the moment my selfness awaked...the spirit of riding which was lying ideal somewhere beaneath my skin....evolved.....and coming abck to delhi i went to purchase a royal enfeild luckily got my cousins Thunderbird who was going offshore onto office work. Did rode it 3 years and 2008 purchased my own Thunderbird

    Since 2006 m riding very very regular and visited a lots of palces. Initially started with all freinds and then local clubs but soon cleared the picture that linke minds are always hard to find and posers are so easy to reach....

    Started riding alone and was getting much more peace ...and understood the real meaning of ride....why i have to ride and i why i cant use any other transport medium be it work be it visiting places.....i make use of my bike the most whenever i get free time be it a single day or be it 4 months...


    Starting july 2006 i rode to different states almost coverin all parts..i do take a 2-3 months vacation most of the times and concentrate on single state or two...

    Rides done till date

    NEPAL, BHUTAN, BURMA,

    J&K, H.P., RAJASTHAN, M.P-., GUJRAT, CHHATISGARH, ORRISA, GOA, ETC.
    i dont find any peace or any idea of writing the names where i have ride to...coz every ride is so different and so new....

    but yeah in most of situation where i find a lock/ confuse/ bored/ frustate......RIDE IS THE ONLY SOLUTION I FIND....

    my fav bike : Ducati Multistrada 1200 S....( putting my sincere efforts to purchase is soon...otherwise luking for bmw 1200gs)..

    So i hope i cleared everything about myself without being so attitude or so frankly....like the way it should be...

    HOPE TO SEE XBHPian soon on road....
    IF U DNT RIDE
    U DNT KNOW !!


  • #2
    Introduction approved

    Welcome to xBhp Jay
    Happiness is finding you have another Gear left....

    Join xBhp On

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    • #3
      maverickjay , Welcome!!

      Hi maverickjay ,
      Welcome to XBHP!!
      ENJOY your stay !!
      SHARE your experinces !!
      Wish you get your " Shaft Drive" Cruiser BMW soon, very SOOON
      Consider riding to Tamil Nadu & to near by states!!
      BTW, plz do share your expereinces at BURMA , not to forget you have termed it as a STATE.
      Me, staying tuned to hear from you soon!!
      Cheers!
      KMK

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      • #4
        Nice to see a true blue rider joining xbhp. Welcome to the forum. Do share any photo gallery/log of your rides.

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        • #5
          thanks guys..

          thanks for your warm welcome..

          Hey KMK aka powertwin.. i aint termed Burma as a state...its written above in countries category... i think my mis placing of words have might created confusion...

          About my Visit to burma...
          Initially i planned to ride thru it ...so started gathering info and all the maps ....

          as soon i visited thi Burmese Embessey...i was known that m not allowed to take my bike in Burma... though i was on work there and as a official i requested to take my bike as i will be needing it most of the times becuase of the project we were doing was a indo-burma highways project. so to have a connectivity between calcutta to sittwwe port ( in burma ) and then up thru a river known as Kaladaan ( which is curretnly serving to over 5 regions in burma) . The idea was to build a road for transportation.

          But behind all my reasons they simply refused. Later on i got to know that in most of the towns ( which are well connected by roads) like Yangoon and Neypidowh ( dont mind the spellings)...no bikes are allowed on roads...yeah...even the local people have to commute eiother by local autos or buses...or else they have plenty of second hand european cars...

          So the plan was almost killed but i aint loosed the hope...

          Tried to give it chance and started my ride to burma from delhi while having VISA for 90 days to burma and some official letters from ministry of highways and transportation of Burma and some other ministries....

          rode to guwahati and tried to enter burma thru stillwell road....well that was the plan....but the assam rifles didnt allowed me to pass thru no mans land which was indeed the other side of border a place called LAke of no return....near a village Pangsau....i was allowed only to go till there...its hardly 10 kms inside Burma....i.e. kind of no burma...

          then also i tried from mizoram border but eventually there was no acess on bike but only walk thru a minor cart track...so no chances...

          So i kept my bike back in guwahati and flew to calcutta as a official and then to Yangoon....there i got to see that really there are no bikes at all...such a sad country...

          but it was restricted to major cities only....i planned a backpacking and visited fat among the places like Monywa, neypidowh, sittwe, pletwa, singdaan, Laos border, Bagan etc and it was amazing....i do get bikes in town for rent to visit the msot historical and farthest places but was not allowed to cross the state to another...so in 45 days i did almost all major places of burma...and got chance to ride on some exotic dirt routes on a 100 cc honda ( which looks like a kind of scotty) ...if u remember we hand this Honda street without clutch and 4 gears back in 1999...

          well pics are there on my FB



          i still had a visa left for 45 days till december 2011...so if any plans ??? we can go..
          IF U DNT RIDE
          U DNT KNOW !!

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          • #6
            Man you are true maverick! Given my lazy attitude, there are few threads which I read in xBhp, yours will be amongst my threads. Lucky you, Seen Burma!
            All the wise men of the world are called wise only after they spoke their mind, so dont keep the ideas to yourselves!

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            • #7
              Originally posted by maverickjay View Post
              thanks guys..

              thanks for your warm welcome..

              Hey KMK aka powertwin.. i aint termed Burma as a state...its written above in countries category... i think my mis placing of words have might created confusion...

              About my Visit to burma...
              Initially i planned to ride thru it ...so started gathering info and all the maps ....

              as soon i visited thi Burmese Embessey...i was known that m not allowed to take my bike in Burma... though i was on work there and as a official i requested to take my bike as i will be needing it most of the times becuase of the project we were doing was a indo-burma highways project. so to have a connectivity between calcutta to sittwwe port ( in burma ) and then up thru a river known as Kaladaan ( which is curretnly serving to over 5 regions in burma) . The idea was to build a road for transportation.

              But behind all my reasons they simply refused. Later on i got to know that in most of the towns ( which are well connected by roads) like Yangoon and Neypidowh ( dont mind the spellings)...no bikes are allowed on roads...yeah...even the local people have to commute eiother by local autos or buses...or else they have plenty of second hand european cars...

              So the plan was almost killed but i aint loosed the hope...

              Tried to give it chance and started my ride to burma from delhi while having VISA for 90 days to burma and some official letters from ministry of highways and transportation of Burma and some other ministries....

              rode to guwahati and tried to enter burma thru stillwell road....well that was the plan....but the assam rifles didnt allowed me to pass thru no mans land which was indeed the other side of border a place called LAke of no return....near a village Pangsau....i was allowed only to go till there...its hardly 10 kms inside Burma....i.e. kind of no burma...

              then also i tried from mizoram border but eventually there was no acess on bike but only walk thru a minor cart track...so no chances...

              So i kept my bike back in guwahati and flew to calcutta as a official and then to Yangoon....there i got to see that really there are no bikes at all...such a sad country...

              but it was restricted to major cities only....i planned a backpacking and visited fat among the places like Monywa, neypidowh, sittwe, pletwa, singdaan, Laos border, Bagan etc and it was amazing....i do get bikes in town for rent to visit the msot historical and farthest places but was not allowed to cross the state to another...so in 45 days i did almost all major places of burma...and got chance to ride on some exotic dirt routes on a 100 cc honda ( which looks like a kind of scotty) ...if u remember we hand this Honda street without clutch and 4 gears back in 1999...

              well pics are there on my FB



              i still had a visa left for 45 days till December 2011
              ...so if any plans ??? we can go..
              Thanks buddy for the entire Burma story !!..really interesting
              you have asked>>" if any plans ??? we can go...."
              You have given me a Hard to drill Rock.......You have your quota for 45 days...what about me????
              Any way enjoy yourself.....get things updated here>
              Cheers!!
              KMK

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              • #8
                thanks rakesh ....m lazy too in writing stuff....thats the thing i cant write even a single blog to share my experiences...

                i will keep posting here regularly to do that...

                Hey KRK...drill mate drill....

                See you soon on road guys....
                IF U DNT RIDE
                U DNT KNOW !!

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                • #9
                  Welcome to Xbhp Maverick and this is what i was googling for past few days NEPAL. i am planning for Nepal in early 2012. Guide me through the information, routes, everything from you would be welcomed for this.

                  Read few people went till Pokhara and i want to make it to Kathmandu.Pour in with some info brother
                  CAUTION: One Gear Left

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                  • #10
                    My pleasure buddy...

                    i have spent quite a month there in nepal.... so can just want to know some few things from you about ur trip u are planning...

                    how many days....and what u like the most..

                    see there are many kind of minds and so are riders...some want real nasty thing...some offroading...some want landscapes....some want tourists...some want just to be on highway...some want riding + trekking/backpacking...

                    So u see....HIT ON ME....with all the things....and if u want me to give u a stunning Hit....gimme the number of days....from delhi to delhi....

                    Will be more then happy to assist...

                    i have done almost 70% of motorable roads of nepal plus some dusty bumpy smackdown things...like jomson, muktinath, Mustang..

                    cheers mate!
                    IF U DNT RIDE
                    U DNT KNOW !!

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                    • #11
                      Hi Mav.....Welcome to XBHP mate.....Nice to see you here with lot of stuff to tell.
                      Wish you luck on your enthu for new Bike.
                      Its really cool to see someone so allured to even leave for BURMA.....(state...lol..)...and that too with no BIKE...... Sad State..... :/ :/

                      Well MAV.... i am from Noida.... Will be pleasure to Join you or hang out sometime.....

                      Btw nice penning down the script of BURMA in just few lines. It was good to read. And haa dont consider yourself lazy.....u cant beat me in that, i can bet...... :P :P

                      ANyways Ride Hard and SAfe.....!!!!
                      I Would Love To Be Hated For Who I Am Rather Than To Be Loved For Who I Am Not......

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                      • #12
                        Thanks Frogfoot,

                        It will be my pleasure to meet u mate..i have my office in atta market just opposite sector-18. you are always welcome buddy... and yeah will keep posted about any ride m goona do....


                        so see u soon buddy..

                        cheers!!
                        IF U DNT RIDE
                        U DNT KNOW !!

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                        • #13
                          Welcome to xBhp
                          Nice writeup. share some experience with your shogun
                          Ride safe.
                          1987 RE 350, 1998 Suzuki Shaolin, 2013 Duke, 2017 Psynyde Furan

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                          • #14
                            Hey MAV......same here bro...Officc near Indian Oil Building......!!!! U must be knowing it....Just a km away from ATTA MRKt..... BTW Which office??
                            I Would Love To Be Hated For Who I Am Rather Than To Be Loved For Who I Am Not......

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                            • #15
                              bhai its just opposite to hotel Mosiac....towards atta martket.....u will see a board MAVERICK ENGINEERS....bas yahi apna thikana hai..
                              IF U DNT RIDE
                              U DNT KNOW !!

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