@peachpurple would you believe it that I have traveled on motor bike for long fun journey covering more than 3000 km in 5 days in Himalayan region?

I have a gang of 5-6 friends fond of biking in hilly terrain and as I live close to Himalayas and a Nature lover I go regularly on tours for several decades. I love that more than anything…[Read more]

@sunil

ah that it good, regular used motorbikes are sufficient.

Racing bikes are expensive, not worth it unless your dad is a rich merchant.

A good sedan or wagon for long rides is compulsory.

thanks for sharing

@peachpurple We have two, one is 80 CC mostly used by my wife and other one is 125 CC motorbike that I use. You see traffic is one of our biggest problem so motorbike in busy city streets is our best choice. But I use my car when going out on longer travel or the weather is either too hot or rainy.

I have one car here and one car in Penrith,…[Read more]

@sunil

I understand now.

So how many bikes do you have?

Here, most household have 2-5 sedan cars, rare motor bikes

@peachpurple It is not a wagon but name of the car is WagonR manufactured by Indian car company Maruti in collaboration of Japanese car manufacture  Suzuki. Motorbikes are the main source of transportation of Indians available in the range of 100 CC to 750 CC.

We Indians have good number of motorbike and scooter manufacturers which sell like…[Read more]

@peachpurple It is not a wagon but name of the car is WagonR manufactured by Indian car company Maruti in collaboration of Japanese car manufacture  Suzuki. Motorbikes are the main source of transportation of Indians available in the range of 100 CC to 750 CC.

We Indians have good number of motorbike and scooter manufacturers which sell like…[Read more]

@grecy095

well, that is an advantage to you sis

You save the petrol, maintenance, road tax, licence, insurance, etc

Public transport is cheaper although it is tiring and sweaty.

But I guess that public buses and trains do have air-cond, right?

Just be careful of pick pockets and molesters

@sunil

wow, a wagon still exist?

I don’t see any wagon now.

7 seaters and 5 seaters are common.

Motorbikes are common in villages and small towns but not in the city.

I rather ride a bike to the grocery shops than drive the car.

I have a Maruti Suzuki Wagon R, a good car for four or five but I use it mostly while traveling with my wife. I mostly use either my two wheeler for going to my work or my bike for nearby market.

Unfortunately, I don’t have anything. I only pay for using public transportation vehicle like jeep, taxi, Mrt and Buses. I never had a car, nor a bike. I don’t know how to ride a bike either.