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Rich culture, best spices, great food, highest mountains, adventure everywhere. India is the best place to travel and so are motorcycle tours !! We bring you the top 5 road trip for bikers.  1.)Ladakh and Kashmir Route from Manali to   Ladakh   and Kashmir is one of the top 5 motorcycling routes in India. The high mountain passes, one of the highest motorable roads in the world,the rich Buddhist culture and a feeling of being in heaven is what makes this ride a truly once a lifetime experience. 2.) Darjeeling and Sikkim   A true beauty of the   Eastern Himalayas , this Himalayan route allows you to ride along the chugging Himalayan Railway, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and weave through some unbelievably steep and winding roads. The hill culture, a heady mixture or Hinduism and Buddhism and the heavenly sights of the Kanchenjunga are some fine attributes of this route.   3.) Spiti Valley   The Spiti Valley route in Himachal Pradesh

You are not just purchasing a bike, you are actually adding a member to your family !!   Here are 5 important factors to consider before your purchase a bike. Consider Your Needs Will you be riding in lots of traffic? Traveling long distances? Motorcycles come in many shapes & sizes, and you must consider your individual needs when picking a bike. Consider how you'll be using your bike, and how riding it will impact your experience. Recognizing your needs will make choosing your future bike become infinitely easier. Know Your Options Bikes have become increasingly specialized in recent years, and the proliferation of different types of motorcycles offers a number of choices that can be both empowering and daunting. Once you have a better idea of what you want, you will get one step closer to making a purchasing decision. Choose A Bike That Fits Your Body Bikes come in dramatically different shapes and sizes, and so does the human body.

1.Layer Up :- Keep your skin covered at all times, especially if the heat has low humidity and also to reduce water loss from evaporation. Try light mesh clothing for daily commutes but proper textile jackets for long distance riding .   2.Get in the shade -   Stop frequently to rest and refresh yourself with a drink or water. Try to find shade and cool down. 3.Chill Out -   And the best way to do that is to get a cooling vest that keeps the body cool. If it’s too difficult to procure, then wet your t-shirt and pants to keep the body cool.   4.Stay Hydrated -   Most importantly, learn to decode the dehydration signs that your body will give out after riding in the heat. Motorcycle riding is an intense activity and it drains all the water from the rider’s body.     5.'Check Up' time -   Before you hit the road, give a thorough check on the motorcycle as well as yourself and your kit. Ideally, make a check list and stick by it! Check for correct ma