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Praveen Sahu a R I D E R | a N D a O W N E R O F P U L S E 8 G Y M H Y D E R a B a D R bI S S U E 0 4 |i A P RkI L 2 0 1 9 ers cluR I D E W I TbH P R I D E a fearless rider with a fierce attitude I S T A R T E D A S A F R E A K B U T N O W I T H A S B E C O M E M Y L I F E praveen sahu A R I D E R | A N D A O W N E R O F P U L S E 8 G Y M H Y D E R A B A D S T O P A C I D A T T A C K S I N T R A V E L & L I F E S T Y L E S E C T I O N IN THIS MAGAZINE ISSUE 04 | APRIL 2019 MY POINT OF VIEW INTERVIEW CURRENT AFFAIRS TRAVEL & From the editor's Interview of a rider. Universal Basic LIFESTYLE desk. Income Acid Attack Victims RIDER OF THE SOCIAL NETWORK THE WOLF TALK ROAD STORIES MONTH & BIKERS CLUB Companies and My First Solo Ride Rider of the month. Why we need social Visions Praveen Sahu network. & what is Bikers Club ? CALENDAR FROM A BIKER'S SHOUTOUT KNOW THE PLACE Calendar of month of MOUTH You don't know what SIKKIM April Motorbiking - A you are capable of ? psychological fact DISCLAIMER: Bikers Club Magazine is non-commercial magazine except for "The Wolf Talk" section, our motive is to acknowledge bikers and their lifestyles, and we don't charge anything for that. We have our own process to find out about particular biker and his/her lifestyle and achievements, and the sole purpose is to unite bikers community worldwide. Thanks to our readers enthusiasm and acceptance our magazine subscription is now 94,000. This magazine is digitally published every month and its free for everybody, we don't charge single penny from our subscribers. We do charge for companies promotion what we do in "The Wolf Talk" section, any business related enquiries please contact on [email protected] or call us on +91 9820189969. M 1 T 2 april 2019 W 3 T 4 F 5 S 6 S 7 M 8 T 9 W 10 T 11 F 12 S 13 S 14 M 15 T 16 W 17 T 18 F 19 S 20 S 21 M 22 T 23 W 24 T 25 F 26 S 27 S 28 M 29 T 30 WHY I RIDE ? especially solo. What do I think about riding? And why I ride ? Is tough to explain, because riding is not just an experience or a commuting mean, but I believe riding motorcycle represents lifestyle, a lifestyle of adventure, a lifestyle of travel, a lifestyle of brotherhood, a lifestyle MY of togetherness, a lifestyle of fashion, a lifestyle of social awareness, a lifestyle of parity, and a lifestyle of soulfulness. POINT OF I agree and want to make it very clear that, riding motorcycle is a subjective experience, and it's distinct between commuters and VIEW riders. It's the easy and cheapest mean of travel thats why many people prefer commuting via motorcycles but its also the best B Y R A H U L M E H T A medium to explore and to know yourself too. The question is How ? F O U N D E R | C E O | E D I T O R O F B I K E R S C L U B & M A G A Z I N E Commuters have a route pattern, they travel A to B, whereas riders has destination fixed or sometimes its not, so its more challenging and fun, and more of it to explore new routes, places and culture. I am not saying only riders can explore or make different connections, travellers and bag-packers does it too, but riders have more freedom when it comes to travel and ride to the remote and exotic places. There are riders who rides in a group and some rides solo, group riding makes you discipline rider, and they follow particular pattern in riding, but in solo riding, it's about you and your soulmate (bike). I prefer solo riding mostly, because, it's kind of meditation, it's all about detaching yourself from all the stress and anxieties from your routine life and hit the road with soulful ride. When you are riding solo, you preferably get time to spend some time with yourself with the freedom of your travel and stoppage, And that too without fixing any destinations sometimes, solo riding gives an opportunity to talk to yourself, detox yourself by blending it with nature, it's kind a vibration what nature gives you by trying to know and talking to yourself, you find amazing potential within you, which will not only strengthen you physically but also mentally too. I want to quote a very famous saying amongst riders "SOMETIMES YOU FIND YOURSELF IN THE MIDDLE OF NOWHER BUT SOMETIMES IN THE MIDDLE OF NOWHERE YOU FIND YOURSELF" and it's true with every word. Taking solo rides, be it short or long, lets you discover new places without any biased opinion of others, you get your own experience by exploring the places. You get time to explore the beauty of nature and observe all the meaningful details which we never observe when we are riding in groups or travelling by any other mediums, you get freedom to spend some quality and meaningful time wherever you wanna spend. And most of it you get quality time to think about your problems and future by detaching yourself from the problems you are going through, and when you do that you usually find concrete solutions. But I again say it's very subjective experience. Solo riding is kind of meditation but if you ride below the speed of 50 km/h. So I quote "IF YOU WANNA KNOW YOURSELF AND YOUR POTENTIALS THEN TRY RIDING SOLO ONCE A MONTH" you will notice lots of changes in yourself, your perception towards life will get more constructive and focused. RIDER OF THE MONTH RIDING EXPERIENCE HYDERABAD - VARDHA - NAGPUR - HYDERABAD CONQUERED IN MAY 2015 my first ever solo ride on RE CLASSIC 350 (I named it SHAURYA) P R A V E E N S A H U total 1100 kms (to and fro) RIDER AND ENTREPRENEUR RIDER MANIA GOA VISITED IN NOV 2015, 2016, 2017 ABOUT ME Hyderabad - Goa on RE CLASSIC 350 (SHAURYA) BORN IN HYDERABAD total 1500 kms (to and fro) DOB: 21ST JULY 1982 NANDED BULLETEERS MEET BLOOD GROUP: AB - VISITED IN MAY 2016 Hyderabad - Nanded - Vardha - Hyderabad on RE CLASSIC 350 (SHAURYA) EDUCATION total 1000 kms (to and fro) B.COM FROM UNIDO ANNIVERSARY ST. THOMAS COLLEGE 2016 AUG - Hyderabad - Amravati - Chikaldhara (Mud Valley) - 900 kms (to & fro) 2017 AUG - Hyderabad - Yavatmal - Hyderabad - 800 kms (to & fro) RIDING GROUP HYDERABAD - ARAKU VALLEY CONQUERED IN AUG 2017 WANDERERS BULLETEERS SOLO RIDE OF HYDERABAD on RE CLASSIC 350 (SHAURYA) total 1500 kms (to and fro) RIDING TAG SPITI VALLEY - LEH - LADAKH RIDE SAFE - RIDE DABAKE CONQUERED IN 21 DAYS | 30TH MAY 2018 TO 20TH JUNE 2018 Group ride with 20 riders Hyderabad - Nagpur - Agra - Delhi - Shimla - Lahul - Spiti Valley - Leh - Ladak - Srinagar - Jammu - Ludhiana - Delhi - Agra - Nagpur - Hyderabad RE CLASSIC 350 (VEER) total 7100 kms (to and fro) MANY MORE YET TO COME... T H E I N T E R V I E W PRAVEEN SAHU B y B i k e r s C l u b BC: How did you start riding? BC: What made you want to ride a And how long have you been bike? Have you made any long riding? distance trips with it yet? PS: I learned riding when I was PS: I started riding as fun on in 7th standard. I rode my weekends but my role model Mr elder brother's SUZUKI Lalit Jain (founder & admin of SHOTGUN without his WANDERERS BULLETEERS OF permission as I didn't have my HYDERABAD), Mr Sachin Bramhe driving license. I got my DL in (founder of UNIDO RC, Nagpur) 2010. I rode my friend vishal inspired me to ride more & more tuli's ROYAL ENFIELD on the beautiful roads of India. THUNDERBIRD which gave me Yes, I did many long distance trips adrenaline rush & after which I with "SHAURYA" which includes, made my mind to buy RE. So after a long wait I bought RE Hyd - Ngp - Hyd (1000 kms) classic 350 which I named "SHAURYA" in Nov 2014 & in Hyd - Araku valley - Lambasingi Jan 2015, I joined one of the (also known as shimla of AP) - Hyd oldest & prestigious riding (1400 kms) club in India WANDERERS - BULLETEERS OF Hyd - Goa - Mahabaleshwar - Hyd HYDERABAD & this was the (1700 kms) turning point of my life. Since then I never turned back & Hyd - Ngp - Agra - Delhi - Shimla - kept riding. Lahul - Spiti valley - Leh - Ladakh - Srinagar - Jammu - Punjab - Delhi - BC: How many bikes you Agra - Ngp - Hyd (7100 kms in 21 own? Which is your favourite days). bike? Why? PS: I own three bikes which BC: How do you plan a new ride? includes Honda Unicorn, TVS What are the basic things you Jupiter & my beast keep in your mind when you plan a "SHAURYA", which is my new ride? And how do you select favourite of all, as it pulsates your routes? me whenevr I sit on it. PS: First we (me & my biker friends) select a destination & we BC: Any particular bike you make a plan accordingly.
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