Team-BHP - Hyderabad - Palolem on my Bullet

Hi Guys

New to the forum. I am planning a trip to Palolem on my bullet with my wife.
Our 1st annniversary next month.

I ma planning to take the

Hyd-memboobnagar-raichur-sindanur-koppal-gadag-hubli-karwar-palolem

Can anyone update with the road conditions. You can direct me to the relavant post too.

I mite break journey at Hubli. Any good places to stay there for a nite ??

Your really a brave man to drive the bullet until Goa. Hope your wife is comfortable with such long distance on a bike. Usually, they are the first to complain from sitting on a 2-wheeler for long duration.

Just do a search, you will find many travelogues from Hyderabad to Goa. I have travelled quite a few times but, i always prefer the sholapur route.

Have a nice trip!

600km to Goa is no big shakes. For any doubts, chat up the friendly wanderers (?). Palolem's a lovely choice though. PM hvkumar for any gyan you'd require - or ping Zappo - he's done this route twice.bblost may know too or PM me and I'll give you a good friend's email whose done it several times on bike

You are a brave man and your wife is a really brave woman.

We have done the reverse route from Palolem to Hyd with a break journey at Koppal. That was almost one year ago so road conditions would have changed now. Roads are good and traffic is less till Sindnur. Expect truck traffic and some dust between Koppal-Gadag-Hubli.

Hyd to Koppal is around 420 km and Koppal to Palolem is around 330 km.

Check the below link
MapmyIndia - maps, directions, and local search across India - just search, print and go!

Alternate you can try Hyd-mahbubnagar-raichur-mudgal-hungund-bagalkot-Belgaum-Londa-panjim, in this route the road till Belgaum is good.

Solly

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Originally Posted by hedonist81 (Post 1068572)

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Originally Posted by deepclutch (Post 1070704)

travelling in bullet is not that tiresome as people here presumes.

It may not be tiresome, but rain and dust can make things a bit uncomfortable. Besides there is a limit to how much luggage one can carry.

thanks a lot guys ...

the Link posted is very useful ... I want to stick 2 the hubli karwar route ...

just feel like it .

i agree that the bike does not let u carry much but it lets you experience much more :-)

i am a biker at heart ... i love drive my car too but once a biker , you die a biker

i will be back and post the pics and also review about the journey

cheers

Hey guys

Back yesterday after an anazing trip to "Sun, Sand and Solitude"

Simba (thats what I call my Bull) was an amazing sport ... the trip was fantastic.

will get back in a few days with the travelogue and pictures ... thanks a ton for all the info