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That would mean you guys reach Lavasa by 8:30 (which is not an ideal time) as a lot of people reach there during that time!Originally posted by BlackScorpian View PostSatyen & Eshan...
Thanks for the tips... Will keep these things in mind...
We are planing to leave by 5-5:30am sat morning...Super CommuTOURer� - Talk less, Ride more
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Hey Satyen! does it make sense going to Lavasa by NH 17 and taking a left after Kolad and then reaching Lavasa by that ghat section? And while coming back, coming by the Pune route?Originally posted by satyenpoojary View PostThat would mean you guys reach Lavasa by 8:30 (which is not an ideal time) as a lot of people reach there during that time!
Is the Ghat section from Kolad to Lavasa having bad roads or anything?
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slight change in plans... One of my friend is accompanying me but he has office on Sat, so we'll be starting our ride late in eve by 7.30 or so...Originally posted by BlackScorpian View PostWe are planing a 2 day ride... 7th and 8th... Places that I have in mind is Dapoli-Anjarle... More details can be found in the below travelogue...
I am yet to chalk out a proper plan like the total no of riders, meeting place and all...
Will count you in and will keep you posted on it... just PM me if in case I forget
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If possible try to avoid NH17 at dark.That road is deadly during day light and becomes deadlier when there is no light.Originally posted by InsaneRider007 View Postslight change in plans... One of my friend is accompanying me but he has office on Sat, so we'll be starting our ride late in eve by 7.30 or so..."Four Wheels move the body. Two wheels move the soul"
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Have no option other than riding in dark. Any idea about these alternate routes ?Originally posted by pratheekkunder View PostIf possible try to avoid NH17 at dark.That road is deadly during day light and becomes deadlier when there is no light.
1. Mumbai>Pune>Karad>Malkapur>Sakharpa>Ganpatipule.
2. Mumbai-Pune-Umbraj (just after Satara)- Kumbharli Ghat-Chiplun-Nivali Naka-Ganpatipule.Those who like me, raise your hands. Those who don't, plz raise your standards :)
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abe oye, you going to Raigad or Ratnagiri?Originally posted by InsaneRider007 View PostHave no option other than riding in dark. Any idea about these alternate routes ?
1. Mumbai>Pune>Karad>Malkapur>Sakharpa>Ganpatipule.
2. Mumbai-Pune-Umbraj (just after Satara)- Kumbharli Ghat-Chiplun-Nivali Naka-Ganpatipule."Four Wheels move the body. Two wheels move the soul"
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Ratnagiri. I got this info from some other thread but wasn't sure so thot of confirmingOriginally posted by pratheekkunder View Postabe oye, you going to Raigad or Ratnagiri?
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NH-17 is the shortest route to ganpatipule, Mumbai>Pen>Mahad>Chiplun>ganpatipuleOriginally posted by InsaneRider007 View PostAny ideas about below alternate routes ???
1. Mumbai>Pune>Karad>Malkapur>Sakharpa>Ganpatipule.
2. Mumbai-Pune-Umbraj (just after Satara)- Kumbharli Ghat-Chiplun-Nivali Naka-Ganpatipule.
Just before Sangameshwar there is a 'Dingani phata', where u can leave NH-17, it is a local road connecting villages, a small road with absolutely no traffic. Thereby u bypass Nivali phata n save some 15-20 kms. NH-17 between Sangameshwar n Nivali phata was in pathetic condition in Nov 11 (don't know it's status now)
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hmm... Thanks for the info broOriginally posted by ranechinmay View PostNH-17 is the shortest route to ganpatipule, Mumbai>Pen>Mahad>Chiplun>ganpatipule
Just before Sangameshwar there is a 'Dingani phata', where u can leave NH-17, it is a local road connecting villages, a small road with absolutely no traffic. Thereby u bypass Nivali phata n save some 15-20 kms. NH-17 between Sangameshwar n Nivali phata was in pathetic condition in Nov 11 (don't know it's status now)Those who like me, raise your hands. Those who don't, plz raise your standards :)
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As u r travelling in night, it's better u avoid the diversion I suggested, the road being a local road is totally deserted, no help available, it would be wise to stick to NH-17 (which itself is a nightmare in the night). We took the alternate route while going to ganpatipule (in afternoon), but rode through nivali phata route on our way back (night)Originally posted by InsaneRider007 View Postslight change in plans... One of my friend is accompanying me but he has office on Sat, so we'll be starting our ride late in eve by 7.30 or so...
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By that route you would never reach there on timeOriginally posted by Karthik Mathur (Orange) View PostHey Satyen! does it make sense going to Lavasa by NH 17 and taking a left after Kolad and then reaching Lavasa by that ghat section? And while coming back, coming by the Pune route?
Is the Ghat section from Kolad to Lavasa having bad roads or anything?
Is there some reason why you are obsessed with lavasa... if curves are what thrills you, you could rather stick to NH17 proceed to Poladpur and ride 10KMs ahead and come back... thats much more interesting!
Anytime before 7ishOriginally posted by BlackScorpian View PostSo what time would be ideal to reach lavasa?
+1 its Maharashtra MOST notorious highwayOriginally posted by pratheekkunder View PostIf possible try to avoid NH17 at dark.That road is deadly during day light and becomes deadlier when there is no light.
The inside roads are prone to other hazards like theft etc.
If you are confident in your night riding abilities and ride sane, then you can definitely do it. Me, Gopi, Karthik and Winzee did the same route last friday...Super CommuTOURer� - Talk less, Ride more
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#Give thy opinion, write em, dont throw em
#Everyone errs, accept it, defending/cribbing about it only makes it worse
#Dont defend a manufacturer as if you work for them
#Write. Think. If relevant hit submit. If not hit yourself
#Be kind in your choice of words, you never know who would make you gulp em
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