Umm, so the entire route would take about 8 hours... Can it be brought down to 6 on the CBR without riding like a maniac?
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Out of all three options, Dharwad is the best bet. Fantastic road, nothing much that can delay your travel.Originally posted by icemang View PostI have an option to get posted to any one of the above places in a couple of months. My main requirement is to know the condition of the roads to these three places with a view to ride up to Pune on long weekends to spend with my family esp my father who is recovering from cancer surgery.Never argue with an idiot. He will drag you down to his level and then beat you with experience.
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Congrats man! AwesomeOriginally posted by surojit View PostThank you all for taking time and voting for me..
I have made it to the top 10 in the Wrangler's True Wanderers 2.0 Contest.
thanks a lot people...
Yes Sir, I too got a similar mail for my Kerala log. Free T ShirtOriginally posted by icemang View PostI got an email from Xbhp that they have sent up my Leh log to Wanderers on their own and that I am to be among the top 10, free T shirt yada yada. Does this make any sense?
That is no doubt the shortest route from Pune to Karwar. I don't know about that route, but I have done this route through Yellapur.Originally posted by icemang View PostI would be grateful for some info on the following routes:
c) Pune to Karwar - https://maps.google.co.in/maps?saddr...mra=ls&t=m&z=7
Pune, Maharashtra to Karwar, Karnataka - Google Maps
The stretch from Pune to Dharwad is nicely summarised by aargee.
The road from Dharwad to Karwar thorugh Kalghati-Yellapur-Ankola is very good. Its along the edge of the Anshi forests, and there are a few small ghats in between. This should take you 3.5 hours. Petrol bunks available at Kalghati, Yellapur and Ankola but not too many in between.The more you know, the more you know how less you know.
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It can be done without a problem, assuming you dont get too much traffic entering Pune at Khed Shivapur tollbooth. My P-150 affords cruising speeds of only 100, and we did Dharwad-Pimple Gurav, Pune in 6.5 hours (1700 hrs to 2330 hrs). Of course this was with no breaks except for a half an hour halt to Kolhapur McD. On your CBR it should be a breezeOriginally posted by icemang View PostCan it be brought down to 6 on the CBR without riding like a maniac?
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I too am thinking on those lines. Karwar is too close to beer n beaches n babes n butts n b**bs for comfort (my wife's, that is LOL)Originally posted by trustvishwas View PostOut of all three options, Dharwad is the best bet. Fantastic road, nothing much that can delay your travel.
Thanks for the genOriginally posted by kaushik60 View PostThat is no doubt the shortest route from Pune to Karwar. I don't know about that route, but I have done this route through Yellapur.
Pune, Maharashtra to Karwar, Karnataka - Google Maps
The stretch from Pune to Dharwad is nicely summarised by aargee.
The road from Dharwad to Karwar thorugh Kalghati-Yellapur-Ankola is very good. Its along the edge of the Anshi forests, and there are a few small ghats in between. This should take you 3.5 hours. Petrol bunks available at Kalghati, Yellapur and Ankola but not too many in between.
That comes as a relief. Even if I can do it in 6 hours, it will be worth riding up for weekends.Originally posted by kaushik60 View PostIt can be done without a problem, assuming you dont get too much traffic entering Pune at Khed Shivapur tollbooth. My P-150 affords cruising speeds of only 100, and we did Dharwad-Pimple Gurav, Pune in 6.5 hours (1700 hrs to 2330 hrs). Of course this was with no breaks except for a half an hour halt to Kolhapur McD. On your CBR it should be a breeze
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Ride to Ganpati Pule via Koyna and back. Total kms: 680.
A few pics. Couldn't take any more as we didn't make frequent stops on the way.
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GT still photographing his bike. Trying for "THE PERFECT" photo.

Kumbharli Ghat: nice as always.

My obsession. :P

Ganpati Pule beach. There's a board there which enlists the names of people who have lost their lives drowning in the ocean till date. This beach has strong undercurrents that even best swimmers cannot handle, it just sucks you in deep waters. So going in waters is strictly a no-no.

A fishing trawler.

At last the riding Lot..
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! Gaurav..... Seems it was a nice ride....Originally posted by Viper1089 View PostA few pics. Couldn't take any more as we didn't make frequent stops on the way.
Bike obsessed!

GT still photographing his bike. Trying for "THE PERFECT" photo.

Kumbharli Ghat: nice as always.

My obsession. :P

Ganpati Pule beach. There's a board there which enlists the names of people who have lost their lives drowning in the ocean till date. This beach has strong undercurrents that even best swimmers cannot handle, it just sucks you in deep waters. So going in waters is strictly a no-no.

A fishing trawler.

At last the riding Lot..

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Road conditions summary from Pune to Ganpati Pule...
Route followed and road conditions summary...
Total Distance between Pune and Ganpati Pule is 345kms (approx).
First Patch: Pune to Umbraj - 142kms, NH4.- Very good road conditions throughout this patch with the exception of Khambatki Ghat. Very bad and skiddy patches in the ghat, no cornering recommended
Second Patch: Umbraj to Chiplun - 90kms, Single lane road.- Good road with bad patches at the regular interval till Patan.
- Kumbharli Ghat section is 80% good 20% bad, and this 20% is really very bad but tolerable with the scenery of the ghat
- After Kumbharli Ghat till Chiplun road conditions are good
Third Patch: Chiplun to Nivli Phata - 75kms, NH17
- Heaven road with nothing to complain about, pure riding pleasure
Fourth patch: Nivli Phata to Ganpati Pule: 32 kms- Some bad patches within first 7 to 8 kms after which very good road till the destination
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Hi Good to hear that you are inspired for touring. You could look at beaches in Ratnagiri or Malvan. As Vishwas sir mentioned the other day Tarkarli is a nice beach. Or there are others too: Guhagar, Diveagar, Ganpati Pule, Vengurla. Just search for them on the Google maps. After you have decided on it you can ask for the route details here. I'm sure many members have covered those and would help you out with the road conditions.Originally posted by Prathmesh Mahindre View Posthie everyone well i m inspired from surojit for touring alone
i just got my new bike few months ago no great experience as such
just a tour with friends last year from pune to goa
so this time i decided to go to some beach in maharashtra
can anyone help in selecting my destination
Hope you wear all the riding gear while touring.
Very True- "Motorcycling is not, of itself, inherently dangerous. It is, however, extremely unforgiving of inattention, ignorance, incompetence, or stupidity."
I like- "Bikes are not supposed to be a rational decision. If you can park it and walk away without looking back to admire it, you got the wrong one."
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Originally posted by Viper1089 View PostA few pics. Couldn't take any more as we didn't make frequent stops on the way.
Bike obsessed!Superb pics!!Originally posted by imrandkhan View PostSome more pics of Ganpati Pule ride...
@GT007 - Was this a bday ride? Happy bday btw
Some pics from our newbie ride to lavasa - with pushpal, aman and eshan. Mr Butter Chicken - uploaded pics - happy?
Just made me realize how much I suck at planning corners
Last edited by Red_Redemption; 11-11-2012, 11:09 PM.We are so busy watching out for what\'s just ahead of us, that we don\'t take time to enjoy where we are ~ Bill Watterson
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hey thank you viper1089Originally posted by Viper1089 View PostHi Good to hear that you are inspired for touring. You could look at beaches in Ratnagiri or Malvan. As Vishwas sir mentioned the other day Tarkarli is a nice beach. Or there are others too: Guhagar, Diveagar, Ganpati Pule, Vengurla. Just search for them on the Google maps. After you have decided on it you can ask for the route details here. I'm sure many members have covered those and would help you out with the road conditions.
Hope you wear all the riding gear while touring.

well ya have made this rough plan
can anybody tell about the roads on this route
and what all things should a get ready with before leaving......
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I haven't been through that route. Some have been to Kashid lately. They can tell you about the road condition. Before leaving for the ride I would suggest you do a quick bike inspection, check for punctures, air pressure check, lube the chain, oil check and coolant level check if your bike is Liquid cooled.Originally posted by Prathmesh Mahindre View Posthey thank you viper1089
well ya have made this rough plan
https://maps.google.co.in/maps?saddr...0&via=2,3&z=10
can anybody tell about the roads on this route
and what all things should a get ready with before leaving......
Also keep the following with you: A water bottle, First Aid kit, Tubeless Puncture kit, a utility knife/multi-tool, a GPS or a map. Also carry all the documents regarding your bike.Very True- "Motorcycling is not, of itself, inherently dangerous. It is, however, extremely unforgiving of inattention, ignorance, incompetence, or stupidity."
I like- "Bikes are not supposed to be a rational decision. If you can park it and walk away without looking back to admire it, you got the wrong one."
Couple's Leh adventure: Pune-Leh-Pune 6500 kms on Triumph Bonneville
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