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The person ID is MJ1985(I guess) his name is manish.
After the dhaba session LP, saaki, suhail, manish and I left for delhi. Lp went bit fast as he had his office at 2, saaki was also behind LP..
Suhail, Manish and I were crusing around 90-100kmph as roads were pretty empty...broad and clear but i was slowing myself at every crossing intersection(village people you see).
At one intersection suhail and I were together and slowed our bike at the intersection due to some vehicle(dunt remember). Manish was behind us and he said that he never noticed the crossing and seeing us braking...his bike collided with mine from the back...I wobbled for 5 seconds
but thank god I balanced myself
, dunno how but I did. However, he lost his balance and slided with the bike.
Hopefully, his windcheeter saved him from some excessive wounds and left him with minor injuries on his arms and his leg.
Then we called up LP and saaki....Saaki had a pillion rider so it was a bit easier to take the bike although the right footpeg was broken.
Saaki drove the bke for 100kms and then manish drove it as he found himself fine.
Thank god that no vehicle was coming from behind but on the highways just diverting from driving can be very risky at times.
From today seeing whatever happened, I very much insist that riding gears must be there.
The knee and elbow guards which I bought are really comfortable and definitely they are a support to you during any mishappening.
After the dhaba session LP, saaki, suhail, manish and I left for delhi. Lp went bit fast as he had his office at 2, saaki was also behind LP..
Suhail, Manish and I were crusing around 90-100kmph as roads were pretty empty...broad and clear but i was slowing myself at every crossing intersection(village people you see).
At one intersection suhail and I were together and slowed our bike at the intersection due to some vehicle(dunt remember). Manish was behind us and he said that he never noticed the crossing and seeing us braking...his bike collided with mine from the back...I wobbled for 5 seconds
but thank god I balanced myself, dunno how but I did. However, he lost his balance and slided with the bike.Hopefully, his windcheeter saved him from some excessive wounds and left him with minor injuries on his arms and his leg.
Then we called up LP and saaki....Saaki had a pillion rider so it was a bit easier to take the bike although the right footpeg was broken.
Saaki drove the bke for 100kms and then manish drove it as he found himself fine.
Thank god that no vehicle was coming from behind but on the highways just diverting from driving can be very risky at times.
From today seeing whatever happened, I very much insist that riding gears must be there.
The knee and elbow guards which I bought are really comfortable and definitely they are a support to you during any mishappening.
@all: o mitraan, photue te aithe paa do
Khayal rakhi sab.
Happy & safe riding,
Prakhar
....but one thing most of us felt today was the pure thrill and sense of achievement and the way we enjoyed the entire ride...
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