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Hi all! My name is Oleg, I'm a biker from Russia, living in Moscow city. In November I was in India at the invitation of my friend who lives in Delhi. We riding on motorcycles to Nepal border. Memories of my visit only the best. Sorry for bad english, I use a translator.
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Welcome to xBhp Oleg, we would love you know more about your Nepal trip.Happiness is finding you have another Gear left....
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Welcome Oleg, good to see people from other parts of the world are becoming a part of the family and feels good that you loved to ride here. Would like to know about your biking, trips etc.Fare thee well xBhp, All the best for being the biggest name in corporate world
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welcome to xbhp oleg. My name is Lenin, I am an Indian though.
do post some pics of your trip.Comment
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Dear Friends !Thanks to all who read my first post and those who responded. I hope the administrators allowed me, and I will not break the rules of the forum if me write about my trip here.</SPAN>Comment
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In Moscow, I met Prakash, he is also a biker like me. I showed him how to live Russian riders, like having fun, etc., introduced him to my friends in Moscow, he liked and he invited me to her house in Delhi.
I had planned to ride a motorcycle in northern India from the Pakistani border to Nepal, but with a motorcycle having some difficulties and the first five days I was in Delhi for a walk in the city and sightseeing. Very beautiful city, I really liked =) When the bike was ready, the time it was not so much, and I decided to change plans.
At first I was not accustomed to go to India because of India's left-hand drive but in Russia - the right. And to tell the truth in India is very hard traffic. Cows walking on the roads, trucks traveling in oncoming traffic lane - it scared me =)
By the Nepalese border, we went ontwo bikes yamaha FZ and bajaj,with her younger brother Prakash and his friend. I'm very friendly with them during this time they were like brothers to me. They are very good guys, helped me in everything. I thought that we would leave in the morning and return at night because the road in one direction only about 300 kilometrs, but we lost, andto the Nepalese border came only at night.
We spent the night at the hotel. Visa to India, I had a single-entry, so the next morning in Nepal have decided not to go. But go just to ride around and see the beautiful nature of those places. We saw monkeys walking on the road, sitting on the roofs of houses =) For me as a tourist it was incredible, because we have in Russia only a monkey in a zoo =)
We stopped at various small villages for little spa break, eat, learn the way of passersby. All people helped us, but in one village was unpleasant - people surrounded us, begin to photograph,touch me and speak loudly about something. I am an Indian language I do not know, but a friend said that we did not have to stop here because this is a dangerous place.
We quickly drove away from there. To Delhi arrived without any problems =)
it's the end little adventure;-) thanks to all =)
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nice to hear about your experiences, your pictures will be approved very soon, i think the moderators are little busy now in testing the KTM200, which will be launched in india.
so, tell us more about yourself and your rides, you can also start a thread of your own.Comment
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I am happy to tell you about myself =) as the only site administrators will have free time, I can publish my photos from travels in RUSSIA.Originally posted by princesirohi View PostComment
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hi oleg,
welcome to xbhp. INDIA has many beautiful places within itself. Hope you would enjoy your next visit in INDIA.Regards,
Deva.Comment
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Hi Oleg,
Welcome to xBhp. Glad to know that you enjoyed riding in India.
Few links which may help you:
You may start you new thread in the tourer section and share your touring experience to Nepal border. Here's the link:
The Tourer - xBhp.com : The Global Indian Biking Community
To upload pictures in the triplog, here's the tutorial:
Forum member guidelines and etiquettes
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Welcome Oleg ! We would like to know more about your rides.
Please make use of the links provided by Sumit. It will help you to post your write up and also your pics.
Regards,
Nagesh
Few links which may help you:
You may start you new thread in the tourer section and share your touring experience to Nepal border. Here's the link:
The Tourer - xBhp.com : The Global Indian Biking Community
To upload pictures in the triplog, here's the tutorial:
Forum member guidelines and etiquettes:
http://www.xbhp.com/talkies/coffee-l...tiquettes.html[/QUOTE]
@Sumit :- Good one yaar. It will definitely help newcomers to understand the rules and regulations and 'How to' on xbhp.Last edited by Nagesh Patankar; 12-07-2011, 04:39 PM.Comment
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Welcom Oleg!
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