Bangalore sits at the centre of one of the most varied riding networks in India. if you trek out about 200 kilometers in literally any direction, the whole scenery just totally flips on you. Heading north up toward Hampi, the Read more…
Delhi’s public transport looks great on paper. The metro spans more than 390 kilometres across 12 lines, connecting most major parts of the city and moving millions of people every day. The bus network fills in many of the gaps. Read more…
Most riding advice for Ladakh is written with the Royal Enfield rider in mind. The Himalayan is probably the common bike you see on the Leh-Manali highway. The Classic 350 is also very popular. Some people actually ride to Leh Read more…
There is a particular kind of helplessness that sets in when you are sitting in a cab on the Western Express Highway at 9 AM, watching the meter climb while the vehicle moves roughly as fast as a determined pedestrian. Read more…
The Honest Case for Two Wheels in This City Mumbai is not an easy city to move around in. That’s just true. Distances that look manageable on a map stretch out considerably in real traffic. The local train is fast Read more…
Understand What Mumbai’s Roads Actually Demand Before anything else just be honest about what kind of riding environment Mumbai is. Traffic here operates on its own unwritten code. Signals are sometimes treated as suggestions. Lane discipline is loose. Honking is Read more…
Pune has a way of people who think they really know Pune. You can spend a days in Pune do the usual things like visit FC Road, Koregaon Park and maybe take a quick trip to Lonavala. Then you leave Read more…
Bangalore has a side to it. You can stay here for years. Just visit for a week and still feel like you’ve only scratched the surface. There’s the tech parks, the traffic, the Swiggy food deliveries and the IPL matches Read more…
Mumbai does not ease you in gently. The city arrives all at once. The scale of it, the noise, the sheer number of people moving in every direction simultaneously, the local train that is somehow both the city’s greatest engineering Read more…
Delhi traffic has a reputation that precedes it in every direction. I remember my first time hearing about it from a friend back home. He painted this picture of total madness, cows wandering everywhere, three lanes squeezing into one, horns Read more…