Motorcycling around DelhiNCR?

Which is the go to place for you to ride around in the radius of 20km 35km 50km Do mention where you start from for context🏍️

Waddup Folks? If you are in and around NCR & don’t have company to go out on weekends. Replyyyy. Let’s figure things out.

I am a noob at bike but have some disposable $$ to put into a good bike. The current idea is to go for a decent bike which isn't too much over the top. The budget goes from 2lakh to 5 lakh. It isn't a rational buy but a emotional buy. What would be your suggestion in these ranges Below 2 lakh 2 to 3.5 lakh 3.5 to 5lakh And why?

I am planning a northeast trip. Nagaland or AP or Assam. How can I book a trip? Any trusted suggestions?

Out on a walk and the weather is all grey, Saw a Gulmohar Tree blooming with beautiful red flowers. Chose to sit down on a bench in the garden, While sipping some Rasna, saw some kids hurling stones towards a Mango Tree. They were hoping to get some Mangoes, still green and waiting to ripen but that wouldn’t stop them. And I wondered, our old social circle has now dispersed, some went abroad to study and others work in different cities. Some friends even live in the same city and you meet them for drinks or food sometimes. But we seldom do anything outside of Food, Drinks and Music. Can’t think of anything outside of these three things that you and your friends do. Maybe, I’ll take some initiative and explore more group sports. Because, I don’t want my weekends to be the same bar with the same food and the same music on loop for the rest of my youth. What about you all? What do you guys do on the weekend outside of this?

I'm going to check out some cool street food areas in Delhi and just drive around and goto MOI in the evening probably. Might even go to Gurgaon for a bar in the evening instead if energy is there.

Reddit hasn't been helpful, so here goes nothing. I, a 24 yo single child with over protective parents who jas never let me go on trips until last year, have decided to go on a community trip. it is via one of those Instagram pages who take a bus full of people to remote treks, have all the rooms+food+expenses covered in one fee. they will be going to tirthan valley and its a 3days trip. i have mixed emotions. i am feeling excited, adventurous, a bit raunchy and a whole lot of scared and conscious. The crime patrol and delhi crimes have ruined a lot of dreams for me, and have made my parents downright paranoid. i have recently been feeling like a kid who gets everything from someone else and don't know how to survive on my own, so want to close my eyes a bit, trust the world and take this adventurous trip Well that's the post. I have been to trips with my parents and friends, so i will probably figure out what to take or not take. I don't wanna ask you, the audience to share some advice or be my damsel in distress but this step is scary, exciting and full of unknowns so just shared my thoughts. I will appreciate your thoughts on this too

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I have just shifted from Bengaluru to Gurgaon for a new opportunity. Apart from all the cultural differences, the biggest thing I have noticed in Delhi-NCR is the huge presence of 4 wheelers on roads. 1. Is a car really that needed in Delhi (consider the Summers and Winters) or is it just a status symbol here? 2. If a car purchase does make sense, do you recommend a new/used car? My budget is INR 6L PS: 1. My office is 3kms one way from residence. 2. I only have 2 members in my family (my wife and I). 3. I already have a 400CC bike with me. 4. I may end up driving on weekends to the hills.

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