NDTV feature on leisure biking in India

outofthebox · 30th November 2015, 12:10

Saw this recently on NDTV. This edition touches on the current weekend biking scene in Delhi plus a general chit chat on what we keep discussing here in this forum - what bike to buy and how the biking scene in India is changing so rapidly.

Quite a motley bunch of bikes in their test run - a RE Continental GT, Triumph Bonneville, KTM Duke 390 and a Benelli TNT 600i.

Felt a bit weird to hear such bikes being discussed in pure hindi but nonetheless an interesting watch.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8sc6ZxCJL_g

SuperSlick · 30th November 2015, 17:09

Yup, I watched this episode yesterday on Raftar. This show is pretty good when it comes to discussing bikes and stuff compared to other shows of similar genre.

outofthebox · 30th November 2015, 17:37

Yes SuperSlick I also watched it on TV and went looking for a YouTube version to share.

This version is slightly edited - I remember them sharing some tips on how to choose a bike according to one's personality and why it's a bad idea to start straightaway with say, a 800cc bike.

Loved the host's blunt and to the point remark about the two types of bikers - ones who are genuinely passionate about riding and the other set who just have disposable income and want to show off their 35L bikes.

30th November 2015, 17:09	#2
SuperSlick BHPian Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Chennai Posts: 200 Thanked: 95 Times	Re: NDTV feature on leisure biking in India Yup, I watched this episode yesterday on Raftar. This show is pretty good when it comes to discussing bikes and stuff compared to other shows of similar genre.
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30th November 2015, 17:37	#3
outofthebox BHPian Join Date: Jul 2014 Location: Delhi Posts: 277 Thanked: 398 Times	Re: NDTV feature on leisure biking in India Yes SuperSlick I also watched it on TV and went looking for a YouTube version to share. This version is slightly edited - I remember them sharing some tips on how to choose a bike according to one's personality and why it's a bad idea to start straightaway with say, a 800cc bike. Loved the host's blunt and to the point remark about the two types of bikers - ones who are genuinely passionate about riding and the other set who just have disposable income and want to show off their 35L bikes.
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