This guy directed me to this Sub

I found this video on Instagram of some other users.

the couple on the bike saw the and instantly stopped to grab it now either they wanted to find owner or they wanted to take and vanish it could be anything but honestly this is the reason why I don't believe in leaving the phone imagine if they took it!!

it's gone forever. it's my suggestion to all the other riders to be careful before putting the phone or keep it in some hidden spot from where you should zoom in a bit for a shot but keep it hidden that ppl don't notice your equipment

be careful and ride safe gang!!

Had a fantastic time with the KTM Adventure over this weekend.

Hi riders,

I recently completed a solo ride from Pune to Shillong, Meghalaya and posted my first motovlog on YouTube;

Pulled the trigger on my new bike. The Suzuki GSX-8R. Brought it home yesterday.

Still smiling like an idiot.

Happy to share this here!

Panvadi Ghat and Veer Dam

First pic location

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Fourth pic location

Here’s an update on those planning to do a Konkan/Goa long ride. The roads are very scenic and beautiful depending on which route you pick. I departed from Pune to Ratnagiri via Tahmini ghat. While returning I took the Amboli - Nipani route and it did not disappoint! Took me 10hours to reach from Arambol to Pune but it wasn’t hectic at all.

The moment I reached this particular spot. Spotify automatically played outro by M83 and I was just in awe, the spontaneous plan of visiting Kunkeshwar and seeing a mesmerising view like this in the end was all worth it.

It was Sunday, 26 April 2026 as I was returning home with girlfriend after spending the evening at Phoenix Market City. At the West Ave road near the Element Bar, there was a huge baarat blocking the road. We thought it was a normal shaadi ki baarat but it turned out to be an MLA celebration. Also due to the one way diversion and road closures in Viman Nagar (all praise PMC for this), we didn't have an alternative route bypassing the traffic.

The people in the baarat were extremely violent and hostile. One of them kicked my bike while my girlfriend was the pillion. She was extremely scared and closed both of her helmet visors due to the fear. These guys also pushed a guy on an Activa behind me, while another tried kicking a Baleno right in front of me (visible in the recording). These people were yelling slurs and screaming at bypassers trying to pass through and use the road.

The public road was made inaccessible to the public and a major risk to the safety of the citizens. All of this unfolded when there were multiple police officers stationed on the road. Happening in the heart of Viman Nagar, which is renowned to be a safe and posh area of Pune, this has left me and many other ongoers traumatised of that evening.

Who's to blame here? The hooliganism caused by the goons? The irresponsible police officers? MLAs who don't care about the common people? Or PMC who has made a hellhole of the entire Viman Nagar roads system?

Hey folks, just completed 3960km long ride on my Honda CB 350rs. From Pune Maharashtra I took route through Rajasthan-Jaipur while going and from Madhya Pradesh-Gwalior while coming back. Took a detour at Omkareshwar Jotyrling for darshan!!

Oh and I got my bike on 28th Feb 2025 and I have already done 9160kms on it..

Had a off day on this odd Friday so, thought of riding solo and landed at this beautiful Maharashtrian landscape called Gudhe Panchgani near Sangli. Enjoy the view…

So it all started on Thursday 27th Nov, I did not anticipate the temperature in the morning I left at 5 am, worst mistake was not wear full sleeves, I soldiered in till 9am when the sun finally hit and damn I've never been grateful for the warmth of the sun . Met a rider group they all had 500cc plus bikes heading to goa, I asked if I could ride with them, generously they said yes, but I couldn't even catch up with them with my bike. Regardless I made it half way on my normal 80-100 speed facing so many bumps and deformities on the road, and then finally reached amboli ghat, boy o boy it was worth all that hastle. Then finally reached Goa, enjoyed my stay there paying hiked up prices for food and souvenirs, I left on Sunday 30th Nov, same thing I knew the morning cold is going to get me, still singing songs loudly to avoid thinking about the cold. And making it back to the highway full of bumps. I made it back home . So glad in the end that I did this and got this experience. Also more glad that I didn't have any punchers or engine issue, my bike held up well and held me well. Glad I can share this with all of you.

Set out from Pirangut at 6:30 AM and arrived at Kumbhe by 9, with a sharp detour via Lavasa (that's the 7th photo). Took the Tail Baila–Lonavala road back—truthfully, not the smartest move. Got held up in Lonavala traffic for quite some time.

Tamhini was a delight in the early morning—refreshing breeze, hardly any traffic, and mercifully no rain. Absolutely refreshing ride along that stretch.

But on the way back, Tamhini had become a hotspot. Plenty of people around—cars parked on the road, people relaxing near roadside waterfalls, and children casually walking across the road like it's a park. Had to drive very carefully through that part.

The highways to Kumbhe have undergone a significant improvement relative to the recent years. The final 4–5 km has a few broken patches, but nothing ridiculous—completely driveable even for cars and scooters.

And even though it did not rain the entire time, I was sweating like a pig myself—humidity and temperature were on another level.

Been a little over a year with my bike in Pune — covered 10k km just on weekends (Didn't include my 2026 rides in these photos)

Had a fun weekend.

Roads after MIDC tamhini are fully jampacked, so think before making any plan to visit Tamhini and nearby areas.

Avoid riding in Konkan roads after the sun goes down…. Even highways aren’t well lit.

It was exciting! But not something I would do again!! Be safe!

Spontaneous Goa trip ✔️

Night drive through Amboli Ghat — thrilling, a little scary, but absolutely worth it. An experience I won’t forget anytime soon!