Best guide for bike rental in Rentnhop
Two Wheels, Less Stress, And A City That Quietly Rewards The Nimble. A colleague of ours at RentnHop once picked up a customer from Sushant Lok. The guy had a meeting in Udyog Vihar at 10 AM. He had booked a cab at 8:45. The cab cancelled twice, a third Read more…
There’s something about Pune that makes you want to ride instead of drive. Maybe it’s the early morning weather, the legendary “Pune winter” that lingers in February, or the Ghats waiting just beyond the city limits. If you don’t own a vehicle or just want to save yours from the Read more…
When you are riding through Ladakh for the time something really special happens to almost everyone. You have been riding your bike uphill for a while. The engine is working hard because the air is very thin and your bike can feel it. You have been riding on a road Read more…
That shift in perspective is exactly what makes Bangalore so special. While the legendary traffic might make the city feel like a race, the “staycation” philosophy proves that you don’t need a grueling drive to Coorg to find peace. The city is actually hugged by massive granite monoliths and hidden Read more…
If you want to get from the daily routine a one-day Pune bike ride is the perfect way to take a break. The good thing about a road trip is that you do not need to plan a lot to have a big adventure. It is about taking your keys Read more…
Spend a single weekend in Pune and it clicks this city was built for two wheels. While people talk about the Oxford of the East or the massive IT parks in Hinjewadi, the real soul of Pune is found on the winding roads that lead out of it. Tourists don’t Read more…
Here’s something nobody actually tells you before your first time in Mumbai. From a distance it looks manageable. You open Google Maps, see the coastline, the neighborhoods lined up, the distances that don’t look too bad on a screen. You think okay, fine, I can figure this out. Then you Read more…
Delhi isn’t the kind of city you can really see from a cab window. The real Delhi, the version that actually stays with you, is hidden in the narrow gullies of Old Delhi, where the smell of freshly fried jalebis hits you out of nowhere. It’s in the sudden, heavy Read more…
A road trip through Ladakh is really something. The big roads that go through the mountains and the never-ending valleys make it a dream come true for any bike rider. Most people start their trip in Leh because it is easier to rent a bike than to bring your own Read more…
Living in Delhi gives you this cool geographical perk where an insane variety of escapes are basically right on your doorstep. Within a 500 km radius, the scenery shifts from the rugged Aravalli hills and the royal vibe of Rajasthan to the misty Himalayan foothills and the thick jungles of Read more…