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Do I Need A Trickle Charger? OptiMate 1 Duo – Review

Never in my 20 years of motorcycling life did I think that I would need to get a battery charger. I have ridden a motorcycle every day of my life and would never expect it to go down. @bigbadbikes

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You spin my head right round, right round.
I have been going through some mad schedules during my weekdays. Works been keeping me busy. So much that I didn't get time to work on a trippy video I made last weekend. Something will pop up soon. DM me suggestions of some songs I can use for a slow mo video. Language or Genre, no bar.
Had a fun day on some trails near home, yesterday. Quite impressed with the Apollo ActiGRIP R6 tires I got for the Himalayan. Enjoying the grip and handling on tarmac as well as gravel and mud.
Loved this place, it's such a surreal feeling discovering new places around a city you spent most of your life in. I'm glad that this place, even though it had few visitors was kept clean. Atleast the folks who were around seemed to be sensitive to the littering concern.
Been getting requests to show a comparison of the @bajadesigns.in Squadron Pro and my @philips Ultinon LED headlight bulb.
Feeling bored, need to ride soon.
Days when I roll on four wheels
This is one of my favorite views in Jamshedpur, from Café Regal, also one of my favorite places to chill. The Iced Americano is the best I have had in recent times. Swipe left to see the interiors. Fun fact, the steel beams across the ceiling are from the same lot that was used to build the famous Howrah Bridge.
What fun we had this day @arun.mendiratta
Ride #AfterDark through the streets of Jamshedpur with @strider1477
An abandoned World War 2 airfield is what we are riding through, here. This airfield is situated in Dhalbhumgarh, just 60 km from Jamshedpur. It was built around 1942, as an ancillary runway for other airfields in the vicinity that were being built around India's Eastern Frontier as part of the war effort. It was one of the airfields used by allied forces to repel the advancing Japanese troops and to maintain transport links with China. As the Japanese forces came to control shipping in the China Sea, seaborne supply routes to China were cut and the difficult, the air route over the Himalayas was increasingly used. The airfield was abandoned soon after the war.
The @royalenfield #Meteor350 DRLs have been tastefully done. Bright enough even in the day. I just wish the low beam could stay off, with just the DRLs staying on during the day. Yeah, yeah I know, AHO n all.
13 Years Later with RoadMelters - The Jamshedpur Bullet Club
3 Generations
Much needed TLC
As a kid I was always fascinated by brick klines. I would go cycling to ones near my home in Jamshedpur. Years later I still do the same on a motorcycle.
The Tripper Navigator is one of the key highlights of the @royalenfield #Meteor350
I love the new @royalenfield logo on the tank of the #Supernova
This trip was nostalgic in a way. The location is Lodhasuli.
Dropped off the @royalenfield #Meteor350 for its first service today. The crew was eager to know if there were any issues or feedback regarding the motorcycle. And, as you know, no issues whatsoever. The first service included oil change and cost just INR 1400/- in Kolkata. And, the next oil change is only at 10000km on the odo. There is a general check up at 5000km. That is it. Now matter how much you ride, this does feel like low cost of ownership. Oh, and I missed out, the Meteor needs just 1.7L of engine oil, unlike 3L in the older generation REs.

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