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  • Planning for a short ride to Mysore - Chamundi hills

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    Hi,

    I am planning for a short ride to Chamundi hills this Saturday/Sunday....If any one is interested to join me for the ride please post your comments...

    Bike: TVS Flame
    Meeting place - KR Market flyover
    Meeting time - 8am

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    • re: The Official Bangalore Offline Meet (G2G) Thread

      Originally posted by plasmabhai View Post
      Ok my bad. Just checked, the inside label says ECE and thats it. But from what I know ECE ratings were always slightly more stringent than DOT ratings. Don't know anything about the older models but yeah I would agree that the newer ones aren't that up to the mark. And I haven't bought a newer model per se, it is the older model (FF350) that has been around for ages. But the sticker inside says the manufacturing as May 2013.

      ff384.71 ( IRON) is the one i finally got . Build is good , getting used to the TIGHT FIT .. i like the weigh distribution , unfortunately wind noise is kinda high .. need to seal
      those open areas ..
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      Livin in the REDLINE district ------------------

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      • Ride to Dandeli

        Hey guys out there in Bangalore!

        I am planning for a 3 day weekend ride to Dandeli. 3,4 &5. Anybody interested to join ?

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        • Re: Ride to Dandeli

          Originally posted by daredevilsathya View Post
          Hey guys out there in Bangalore!

          I am planning for a 3 day weekend ride to Dandeli. 3,4 &5. Anybody interested to join ?
          I would like to but we have the GTG ride to Kodai on 2,3,4. Are you not signed up for that?

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          • Re: Ride to Dandeli

            I am in for the A2B ride

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            • re: The Official Bangalore Offline Meet (G2G) Thread

              Anyone from xBhp Bengaluru working for Indium Software?

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              • re: The Official Bangalore Offline Meet (G2G) Thread

                Good pre ride guys. Loved being pillion for 100+ kms. Pics below. (only 30 per post, hence would require back to back posts.)

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                Got a $5 head? Get a $5 helmet.
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                • re: The Official Bangalore Offline Meet (G2G) Thread

                  Rest of the lot below:

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                  Got a $5 head? Get a $5 helmet.
                  Because everyone who passes, isn't a martyr!

                  Bullet Service Guide CBR 250R Parts Manual Fz16 service manual - https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B1-...VFQmJzakk/view
                  Hero Moto Corp Bikes' Parts RE STD 350 Wiring Diagram (CI) Service Manual - Classic 350/500
                  ZMR parts - https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-U...it?usp=sharing
                  P200NS Spares' prices - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/...taGd5R2c#gid=0

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                  • re: The Official Bangalore Offline Meet (G2G) Thread

                    [MENTION=41586]Divya Sharan[/MENTION] absolutely lovely pics...!! Great work
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                    • re: The Official Bangalore Offline Meet (G2G) Thread

                      From next time , divya is going to be THE pillion
                      Awesome pics buddy.
                      Like like like !!!

                      Typed in my X-Ray

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                      • re: The Official Bangalore Offline Meet (G2G) Thread

                        Amazing pics [MENTION=41586]Divya Sharan[/MENTION]

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                        • re: The Official Bangalore Offline Meet (G2G) Thread

                          Originally posted by Fareed khan View Post
                          Amazing pics @Divya Sharan
                          Love ur DP BTW!
                          Got a $5 head? Get a $5 helmet.
                          Because everyone who passes, isn't a martyr!

                          Bullet Service Guide CBR 250R Parts Manual Fz16 service manual - https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B1-...VFQmJzakk/view
                          Hero Moto Corp Bikes' Parts RE STD 350 Wiring Diagram (CI) Service Manual - Classic 350/500
                          ZMR parts - https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-U...it?usp=sharing
                          P200NS Spares' prices - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/...taGd5R2c#gid=0

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                          • re: The Official Bangalore Offline Meet (G2G) Thread

                            Ok as promised, a detailed Post :
                            Ok as promised, a detailed Post :
                            Hello all,
                            Firstly wanna congratulate for making time for the ISGTG 2013-Kodaikanal.
                            Few things I wanted to make it clear before the start of the ride. Not sure how many are riding with XBHP or a big group or such long distance for the first time, so let me start from the basics.

                            First and foremost:
                            Everybody will be equally treated, irrespective of their association of the individual with any other group/Forum. Please do not try to market/advertise any group unnecessarily that others might feel uncomfortable/cause rifts. Lets not let such a thing ruin the joy of riding.

                            Riding Gears:
                            Helmets: Full face are a must. Cap type one are not accepted.
                            Jackets( Armoured Jackets, If not any thick jacket to protect your skin, Make sure you are comfortable riding with that even during afternoon)
                            Riding Gloves: Proper riding gloves which covers all the fingers. Cycling/Snooker/Half gloves are a big No-No
                            Knee protection, in case you are not using riding pants.
                            Shoes: If not a proper riding shoes, any leather shoes with ample amount of protection. As far as possible avoid sport shoes as the level of safety they offer is very minimal. Chappals/Sandals are a Strict No.
                            A good rain gear to protect you from rain.
                            If anybody wants to divert from the above said rules, Please stay at home or ride separately.

                            Vehicle Documents:
                            Valid Driving License.
                            PUC(Pollution Under control) or Emission certificate.
                            Proper registration documents for the bike.
                            Valid Insurance Papers.
                            All the above said Documents, In original and copies of it. Whenever you are riding in groups, its gets more attention from the RTO/Police, so they try their best to extract “information”. Let us not give it a chance.

                            Ride plan:

                            Ride formations:
                            The group, since it’s a big one, will be split into groups based on speeds that people are comfortable doing:
                            1.Super Fast group(110kmph+)
                            2.Fast group(90-110Kmph)
                            3.slow group (70-90kmph)
                            4.Unless anybody is willing to ride below 70, which will take ages to reach Kodaikanal.
                            However, the final decision of splitting the groups will be taken by the city/State lead

                            Request all of you to adhere to group riding ethics. If you thing you are above the rules of the book , request you to ride alone rather causing nuisance amongst others. The group sweep and lead will be decided before the ride, based on the participation of group rides earlier on such long runs and also familiarity with the route.
                            Break points will be decided before hand to facilitate better re grouping and fuel breaks.
                            Kindly go through this for better understanding about group rides: http://www.xbhp.com/talkies/art-safe...up-riding.html

                            The route that we will be taking is :
                            For Bangalore Team : http://goo.gl/maps/vKjee
                            For Coimbatore Team : http://goo.gl/maps/t7F6O
                            For Chennai Team : http://goo.gl/maps/zXxz7
                            For Tvm and Cochin Team : http://goo.gl/maps/kwfRE (The two teams will be meeting up at Mundakayam and riding together there onwards)

                            Plan is to reach Kodaikanal as far as possible in Day light, which is very much possible, even with the lowest capacity of bikes in the group, if ridden with discipline and minimum number of break. Taking ample amount of rest before the ride makes wonders. Group riding will definitely kill time, as against solo or small/well co ordinated group of 2 or 3. Also being rainy season, riding in the hills is even trickier when combined with the chillness around.

                            Kindly have the bikes in the best possible condition before the ride. Please don't leave anything to breakdown due to your error. However under unforeseen circumstances, 2 people will be along with the rider to help him fix things and continue the journey. The rest of the group will continue as per schedule.

                            Meet Schedule(For all the teams):
                            Day 1 : Reach the hotel
                            Day 2 : Ride to a lake nearby in the morning and come back to the hotel for lunch. A small sessions on DIY/Tech Talk/Motorcycling Detailing would be planned. Ride to Kookal in the evening.
                            (P.S: Day 2 is dependent on weather, if any reshuffling has to be made , will be done accordingly.)
                            Day3 : Start from Kodaikanal early morning and reach Bangalore by evening. We will be taking the same route on the return journey as well.

                            Things to kept in mind while riding :
                            *First and foremost, focus need to be on riding.
                            *Stay with the group.
                            *In case you come across any wildlife, GIVE WAY, Honking/Flasing lights will only attract trouble not only for you but the entire group.
                            *Stunting/drag racing is NOT ACCEPTABLE. People who take such measures, will be asked to leave the group.
                            *Do not irritate the truck drivers by progressive honking, more so if it’s a long container body/wind mill accessories, Its not easier for them to shift lanes, immediately on request. Be patient. The same applies for fast moving cars as well.
                            *Do not take chances with a localite who whole heartedly willing to have a drag race with you/Group. Let them pass.
                            *Stay Hydrated throughout the ride. A hour on the saddle is good enough to have you dehydrated. Avoid consumption of aerated(Like pepsi/Coke etc) and Energy drinks. Energy drinks can be effective only for few minutes, once the effectiveness of the drink deteriorates , you would be more tired than you were at the first place.
                            *If it starts raining on the four lanes roads, stay on the left side of the road.
                            *Judicial usage of Headlight and indicators for obvious reasons.
                            *Always have a lookout for the rider behind you on the RVM. If you don’t have an RVM, get a pair ASAP.

                            Major areas where the probability of group being split, because of the number of trucks that populate the area or when you are passing through the city:
                            1. Hosur-Krishnagiri stretch, as there is road widening under progress, there will a good number of slow moving vehicles.
                            2. Around Thoppur, Because of density of trucks that will be Parked/Slow moving.
                            3. Salem city, as we would be going through the city, traffic can split/slow down the group.
                            4. Dindigul By pass where you need to turn right for bathalagund.
                            5. Taking Kodai road from Bathalagund. Since its two lane roads, speeds come down by a good extent.


                            Now coming to the basics of touring and Packing your luggage:

                            General touring Checklist:
                            Tool Kit essentials
                            1.A Standard tool kit that comes with the bike. If any tool is missing , then get it stocked. A Monkey spanner/Adjustable spanner would be a value addition.
                            2.If the standard kit doesn’t come with a reversible screw driver(star and flat) would be helpful
                            3.Collapsable cutting and Nose pliers/multi tool
                            4.Spare Fuses,Spark plugs,clutch and accelerator cables respective to your bike.
                            5.Corresponding sizes of allen keys.
                            6.A small can of WD-40/ Zorrick Spray. These are water repellents and anti corrosion and lubrication spray.
                            7.Insulation and Scorch tape rolls.
                            8.Chain lubes/oil. Do not depend on a fellow rider to fetch it for you
                            9.Clutch and Brake levers. More importantly clutch lever.
                            10.Valve tubes for tyres.
                            11.Chain Master link.
                            12.Insulated electrical wire of a mtr length.
                            13.Puncture repair kit, with foot/hand pump.


                            Medical kit essentials:
                            1.Antiseptic like Dettol/Savlon.
                            2.Steralized Cotton Roll.
                            3.Gauze Bandages.
                            4.Plasters -5 Nos.
                            5.Anti – Allergens if you are allergic to certain environmental conditions like dust etc.
                            6.For people suffering from asthma, your inhalers and medicines should be on your priority list.

                            Medicines This list includes tablets, capsules and chewable tablets that can be consumed and external application products like skin creams, ointments and spray.
                            Common Name Medical Composition Use
                            Gelusil Activated Dimethicone, Magnesium Hydroxide, Dried Aluminium Hyrdoxise Gel Acidity, Heartburn, Gas
                            Pudin Hara Herbal compoisiton Stomach Ache, Indigestion
                            Eldoper Loperamide Hydrochrolide Loose Motion (Weak Stools)
                            Vicks Vaporub Cold, Cough, Blocked Nose
                            Diamox Acetazolamide Acute Mountain Sickness (to help lungs adjust to low oxygen levels; has side effects that vary from person to person)
                            Zetlog Ranitidine Hydrochrolide Stomach Ulcers and heartburn – to be had before food while on an antibiotic course
                            Penicillin, Erythromycin, Amoxycillin or any antibiotic that works for you To prevent infection from spreading before you reach a hospital
                            Domstal Domperidone Prevents vomiting. Especially handy for those who are prone to motion sickness either on land or on sea
                            Crocin Paracetamol Fever, high body temperature
                            Laridox Pyrimethamine and Suplhadoxine Anti-malarial tablet (double check this with your doctor and the country you are visiting as the mosquitoes there might be immune to this drug)
                            New Probisa Probiotic Aids in improving digestion and in regenerating digestive enzymes
                            Painkillers Aceclofenac or Diclofenac or Ibubrufen Reduces pain. Use in moderation
                            Odomos Mosquito repellant spray N,N- Diethyl benzamide and Isopropyl alcohol Prevents mosquito and other insect bites
                            Refresh Tears Carboxy-Methylcellulose Sodium Lubricant Eye drops to help in eye dryness and irritation
                            Soframycin Skin Cream Framycetin Burns, Scalds, Wounds, Cuts, Ulcers, Boils, Impetigo, Furunculosis, Sycosis Barbae, Otitis Externa, Paronychia and secondary infections in Scabies and Lice
                            Tiger Balm Herbal Muscular Aches, Pains and Sprains
                            RingGuard Miconazole Nitrate, Neomycin Sulphate Ringworm and skin infections
                            Betadine Providone Iodine Germicide Gargle to protect from throat infection
                            Relispray Herbal products Joint pain, sprain, backache, muscle pain or bodyache
                            Cough Syrup such as Benadryl/DUCOF, etc. (Check with your doctor for what works for you) Cough, Dry throat
                            Candid Powder Clotrimazole Prevention or treatment of fungal infections such as ringworm, dhobie itch, athlete’s foot and infections resulting from excessive sweating
                            Betadine Microbicidal solution Povidone – Iodine Solution To clean wounds
                            Dettol/Savlon Antiseptic Liquid Chlorhexidine Gluconate, Strong Cetrimide To clean wounds
                            Himalaya Lip Balm Herbal composition Prevents drying and chapping of lips
                            Smyle Herbal composition Mouth Ulcers
                            Table Content Source: Be on the road.

                            Note:
                            These are recommended medicals, kindly consult your physician for any allergies for self before consuming them.

                            General Touring Essentials:
                            1.Socks(preferably cotton)
                            2.Thermal wear(which looks like a t-shirt and tight fit pants) from Jockey/Amul/Decathlon. This consumes less space in your luggage also keeps you very warm, instead of carrying those heavy space consuming sweat shirts and sweaters.
                            3.Balaclava(preferably cotton)
                            4.Rain gear.
                            5.Towel (1 big, 1 small)
                            6.Clothes and Toileteries (personal Preference)
                            7.Polythene bags to segregate used and unused clothes. Also to collect the thrash of your journey to dispose it at a proper place.
                            8.Toilet paper( a Small roll)
                            9.Glass cleaners like Colin/Mr.Muscle(small bottle) along with a micro fibre/soft cotton cloth to wipe your Helmet visors when required.
                            10.Wet tissues.
                            11.Few Newspapers if you are touring in the rains. Dumping news papers into those wet shoes and left overnight can dry your shoes to a good extent.
                            12.Puncture repair kit and foot/electronic pump. Spare tubes in case of tube type tyres).
                            13.Have your contact details and emergency contacts on a visible area(inside of a saddle bag/tank bag)
                            14.Wrap your electronics in a ziplock cover to avoid moisture.
                            15. Do not over depend on Plastic money. Have sufficient cash in Hand.
                            16.Carry spare keys for the bikes/Saddle bags etc .
                            17. A spare can of Engine oil(and coolant, if required)

                            A thing or two about packing/luggage fastening :
                            Touring involves luggage to be carried, a lot for many and a little for few.

                            Luggage may include:
                            Backpacks
                            Tank Bags
                            Saddle bags
                            Panniers
                            Top cases etc etc

                            It is a very important aspect to have a look at your luggage before you start a ride. Any loose straps or bungee chords may prove fatal to the rider(and pillion , if present). Also it has to be kept in mind that the handling of the bike should not be compromised while loading the bike. Modern day saddle bags/tank bags and panniers are very helpful in increasing the overall luggage carrying capacity on the bikes. At the same time , it relieves the rider from carrying it on his back. Packing your luggage into inside those panniers/bags is a different art altogether.

                            Key aspects to be looked into while loading the saddle:
                            *Load should be equally distributed in case of saddle bags or side panniers for better handling.
                            *If using a top case make sure the cantilever is not so long that the case hangs out of the bike.
                            *If using a backpack for travel, tie it to the back of the bike using bungee chords. Carrying a backpack on you for a long time is stressful and not recommended. At the same time carry spare spare bungee chords , just in case the one in use snaps.
                            *Make sure that the top case and panniers are properly fastened/locked.
                            *Keep in mind the ability/Power of your vehicle to carry the laden luggage.
                            *It is recommended to carry luggage which have a good number of outer pockets, it provide easy access to stuff like Phone/Maps/Water bottle etc etc, so that you dont have to open the complete baggage to find the necessary stuff
                            *Make sure that your luggage doesn't come in contact with the rotating wheel/ Silencer at any instant. This is more common in bikes with mono-shocks or swept silencers
                            *Travelling light is always recommended.

                            Emergency Toll Free numbers:
                            POLICE 100
                            FIRE 101
                            AMBULANCE 102/108
                            EMERGENCY RELIEF CENTER ON NATIONAL HIGHWAYS 1033

                            MOTORCYCLE MANUFACTURERS
                            HERO MOTO CORP 1800-266-0018
                            BAJAJ AUTO LIMITED 1800-233-2453
                            YAMAHA 1800-420-1600
                            HONDA 1800-103-3121
                            TVS 1800-425-2077
                            ROYAL ENFIELD 1800-201-7472

                            HOSPITALS/HEALTH CARE:
                            Krishnagiri: G.H.Hospital : 04343-232802
                            Salem:J.S.Hospital: 0427-2317264
                            A.C.Hospital: 0427-2260577
                            Dindigul: Kamala Hospital 9940875981
                            JCB Hospital: 0451-2433993
                            Bathalagund : Leonard Hospital: 04543-262670
                            Kodaikanal: Pasam Hospital 04542-240668
                            Van Allen Hospital : 04542-241273
                            Hope we make minimal usage of these services.

                            Any further information , will updated. If anybody has any clarifications to be made, now is the time. Also it would be better if you could contact youre respective city leads. I am reachable on 09916731397/08762801624.
                            Last edited by phanikar; 07-28-2013, 09:51 PM. Reason: Added Content
                            Stories of the open road...........

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                            • re: The Official Bangalore Offline Meet (G2G) Thread

                              Great Pics [MENTION=41586]Divya Sharan[/MENTION]

                              I am waiting for the DSLR pics. Devansh??

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                              Also, can somebody suggest me where can I get the following:

                              1) Armoured Jacket
                              2) Riding Shoes

                              Sry guys, I forgot about all the places (still new to bangalore) you told me yesterday. If you can put it here, will be appreciated. TIA.

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                              • re: The Official Bangalore Offline Meet (G2G) Thread

                                Originally posted by Eternal Wanderer View Post
                                Great Pics @Divya Sharan

                                I am waiting for the DSLR pics. Devansh??

                                ----consecutive posts auto-merged-----

                                Also, can somebody suggest me where can I get the following:

                                1) Armoured Jacket
                                2) Riding Shoes

                                Sry guys, I forgot about all the places (still new to bangalore) you told me yesterday. If you can put it here, will be appreciated. TIA.
                                Glad u liked the pics. For gears and stuff,
                                1. Orion motors (Opp to Forum Kormangala)
                                2. Lets Gear Up! (HSR layout)
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