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Manali - Delhi

You have accomplished riding approximately 1800 km of challenging roads through the Indian Himalayas and conquered the acclaimed highest motorable road in the world. After arriving in Manali all the bikes are turned in and checked. Then its time for the farewell feast and celebration, having achieved such an amazing feat. Not many people could ever do in a lifetime. 

 

The next morning we head for Delhi, where we leave you at the hotel. At the end of August we will upload and send every one emails with all the photos, videos and anything else we have collected. 

We hope you have been able to absorb at least a small taste of what this extraordinary tour entails. If you have any questions related to the tour please give us a shout via our contact form. Or drop us a line mobile Lathan Britz: +2770809794.

See you soon on one of our next expeditions. The Motos Without Borders team.

June-August 2011An inspiring place.

The Himalayas are an inspiring place with its steep mountain ranges, high altitude plains and the dry winds blowing through the open valleys. You will ride through this amazing scenery passing small settlements, monasteries and the occasional herd of sheep on the road. You will share this road with big colourful trucks and you will become an expert in riding a classic vintage motorbike, the Royal Enfield, in challenging road conditions.
Riding a Royal Enfield on this particular route is very special. You will ride the motorbike as the locals do and experience Indian motorbike riding in it truest sense. The best way to be part of the local culture is to ride this iconic motorbike with local people.

highlights and features

  • Your own seat in any form of transport we provide
  • We will use good quality local accommodation where available during the expedition
  • Wildlife reserves in Ladakh

Climate and Clothing

It is best to bring your own motorbike gear. As your own gear will fit you best it will offer you both comfort and safety. The gear available in India is of substandard. You will need a helmet,  boots and sturdy jeans. A scarf to protect your face from dust and sunshine is practical too. Keep in mind the expedition can be rough, crossing rivers and riding on dusty roads. Further it is good to be prepared for hot, cold and wet weather. Some days you will have five seasons in the space of an hour. While on a sunny day it can be warm enough for wearing t-shirts and shorts. To avoid sun burn we recommend long sleeve shirts, don't forget that sun-cream. For cold riding days we suggest at minimum a climbing jacket, it drops well blow zero up here. Wet weather gear is always good to bring along as it can rain occasionally, as well as a few pairs of sox as those tend to get drenched in the day.

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  • Rider - $8000.00
  • Rider and Pillion - $12000.00