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Posted on July 1, 2006 By BINIL VARGHESE

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Mountains inspire humility and awe.

Somewhere along the route from Puga Valley to Tso Moriri the trails are stretched out like an endless invitation to wander, the Himalayan 411 thumping steady under me as I chased a direction. Kyagar Tso doesn't announce itself, you have to go looking, threading past jagged peaks to this small brackish lake, its turquoise glow punching through the high-altitude haze. Parked at the edge, engine ticking cool, I felt that quiet thrill of unearthing something raw and unguarded, mountains standing sentinel like they knew most riders blow right past. Of all these years of riding, these hidden corners still remind me why I chase the horizon: not the miles, but the moments that stick.

Just love the colors here. Nothing else!

We didn't come this far just to see the mountains;

Wait for it! That rhythmic "thump" of a Himalayan 411 isn't just an engine sound; in the silence of Zanskar, it’s a heartbeat. There is something deeply meditative about the way that long-stroke motor echoes off those towering canyon walls. Listen to this reel till the end for thump I'm talking about.

Riding alone through Kinnaur's tight gorge at dusk in 2022. Rocks tower on both sides like silent watchers, road stretching into the light. Just me and the tractor, simple, quiet, and free. (pst: I miss the good ol' thumper)

Spent a full day ripping around on the newly launched Simple One Gen 2 electric scooter from Simple Energy.

Carving through the forest twisties on a motorcycle, pure bliss! zero mental blocks!

This is the easiest way I have found to clean & lube a motorcycle chain.

Some loves are sunrise, beaches and early nights… mine is late coffee, rough edges and a woman who’s way too sweet for me, but chooses me anyway.

As we step into this new year, may you find peace in the spaces where there was once chaos, clarity where there was confusion, and calm in the middle of life’s noise.

Ever faced a half-empty lube aerosol can that won't spray because it's lost pressure or the pipe's clogged?

"Do you want a candy?" she asks and it’s never really about the candy, is it? It’s about choice.

When the road’s got rhythm, all you need is a little James Brown in your throttle.

The rear brake lever adjustment on the Himalayan 450 is way simpler than it looks!

Not famous (yet)… but if this landed on your feed, clearly the algorithm has great taste. You’ll find me making a mess in the name of motorcycle travel and DIY wrenching. Hit follow & Help me roll into 2026 with 5000 followers and fewer missing bolts.

Not famous (yet)… but if this landed on your feed, clearly the algorithm has great taste. You’ll find me making a mess in the name of motorcycle travel and DIY wrenching. Hit follow & Help me roll into 2026 with 5000 followers and fewer missing bolts.

Not famous (yet)… but if this landed on your feed, clearly the algorithm has great taste. You’ll find me making a mess in the name of motorcycle travel and DIY wrenching. Hit follow & Help me roll into 2026 with 5000 followers and fewer missing bolts.

When love and mischief fit in one frame!

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