Motorcycle Categories

Roadster

Hunter 350

Hunter 350

Guerrilla 450

Guerrilla 450

Shotgun 650

Shotgun 650

Interceptor 650

Interceptor 650

Heritage

Goan Classic 350

Goan Classic 350

Classic 350

Classic 350

Bullet 350

Bullet 350

Classic 650

Classic 650

Cruiser

Meteor 350

Meteor 350

Super Meteor 650

Super Meteor 650

Adventure

Scram 440

Scram 440

Bear 650

Bear 650

Himalayan 450

Himalayan 450

Himalayan 440

Himalayan 440

Pure Sport

Continental GT 650

Continental GT 650

Electric

Flying Flea C6

Flying Flea C6

Hunter 350
Guerrilla 450
Shotgun 650
Interceptor 650
Goan Classic 350
Classic 350
Bullet 350
Classic 650
Meteor 350
Super Meteor 650
Scram 440
Bear 650
Himalayan 450
Himalayan 440
Continental GT 650
Flying Flea C6
Roadster

Hunter 350

Preparations and Documentation

Preparations and Documentation

Gear to carry:

- Full face helmet
- Riding jacket or motocross-specific armour (with elbow, shoulder, chest and back protectors)
- Riding pants (with knee protectors)
- Riding gloves
- Riding boots

What else?

1. Brush up on your riding skills. It’s not just about speed. Balance and control are key requirements to get through the challenges in the Himalayan Spirit. What is the best you can do? Just ride your Motorcycle, that will do! If required, browse through some of the tutorials.

2. Take time and work on your navigating skills. A navigation device is only as good as the person using it. Get used to making your own routes and following a written-down set of notes.

3. Lastly, be prepared to put some of your life skills to test. Be ready to solve problems quickly, whether on the Motorcycle or on the trail as you ride. Finally get used to being self-sufficient on your Motorcycle. That means, carrying a few tools, staying hydrated and having a plan for fueling, not just for the Motorcycle but for yourself as well.