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Konkan Best Place for Honey Moon in India: Photos of Kokan trip

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Bike Review: 2011 Harley-Davidson SuperLow

Announce your presence with Harley-Davidson’s newest, fastest and loudest offering. The 2011 SuperLow features the Evolution V-Twin engine, aka the Blockhead, rated at 833cc with 55lb-ft of torque from a very low rumble. The walnut fuel tank holds 4.5 gallons and is cut to the bare minimum to highlight the glorious engine. Everything is clean and flush on this bike – the wiring and electronics are hidden from view to get that ultra-pure look. Of course, that rolling thunder from the mighty Blockhead will surely please your every sense. $8000+.

Royal Enfield Bullet The City Streets: Daddy of all Bikes

Royal Enfield Bullet The City Streets: Daddy of all Bikes

The grand daddy of all bikes, the Royal Enfield Bullet, vroomed onto Indian roads in 1955 when the government ordered 800 350 cc model bikes from the Chennai-based company for its police and Army for patrolling the borders. Soon, it took over the imagination of most young, adrenaline-charged Indian males. For the longest time for our fathers and theirs it was the most macho thing to ride a jet black Bullet with a helmet to match. Over the last decade of so, however, the lean, mean machine thundering down the country's roads became a rare sight, as the demand for lighter, sleeker and cheaper motorcycles rose.

But the legendary Royal Enfield is back on the city streets with a bang. It threatens to overshoot the proliferation of all its meeker cousins that even dared think they stood a chance of winning the race. The original Bullet-riders never really switched loyalties and still vouch for their old machines. Now they have co-fans of the Bullet in Gen X, who are going from ogling the bike to owning it.

An expert on the motorcycle market in the city confirmed that sales for the oldest-running motorcycle model in the world have picked up once again. Although the manufacturers would like to credit this rise in sales to the recent change in the bike's engine, buyers say they are buying the Bullet because of the glamour and history attached to it, which dates back to the World War I.

"I always wanted to ride the Bullet for the sheer glamour of it. I sold my old motorcycle and bought a Royal Enfield about five years ago and am really happy riding it," said Ranjit Baruah, a student of Gauhati University. Ranjit added that no bike is as smooth as easy to maintain as the Royal Enfield. City-based businessman Sanjay Kalita, who goes on long-distance biking trips for both relaxation and passion said: "I chose to buy a Royal Enfield in 2009 as I always wanted to own one of these macho machines. There is a plethora of fashionable bikes available in the market today but those are better for in-city riding. The Bullet is great for long trips." Kalita, who is very proud of his Royal Enfield Thunder Bird Twin Spark added he is rigorous and professional about maintaining his bike he washes, greases and polishes it to a shine every week.

Royal Enfield is the oldest motorcycle manufacturer in the world that is still in business and has a history of uninterrupted trading. The Bullet is the company's longest-running model that has been in constant production. Although the original Royal Enfield company was based in Britain and is now defunct, in India, Chennai-based Royal Enfield still manufactures the motorcycle. Manufactured in India since 1949, Royal Enfield owes its existence on the subcontinent to the British Army, which, during World War II, needed bikes to patrol the borders and contracted a company in Madras to supply parts and finished motorcycles. Eventually, the entire operation was moved to India and the company has been pumping out affordable retro-cruisers since then.

Talking to TOI on Tuesday, territory sales manager of the company, Mahtas Alam said, "Royal Enfield has always been in demand. However, the sales have seen a kind of resurgence since 2009 after the launch of UC engine. Earlier the engine and the gearbox were separate but now they're compact. Besides the UC engine, the company also gave a new attractive look to the bike and made it more comfortable to sit on.

"The Bullet is so popular that there are Royal Enfield Clubs in almost all the major cities in India and also in the 20 countries where the company exports the motorcycle. The demand for the bike had suffered a bit of a setback because of various factors. However, sales have been booming all of a sudden, so much so that we are not being able to cope up with the demand," said Alam.

"We sold 597 Royal Enfield (various models) in 2009. This year we have sold 229 bikes so far," said Alam.

"Supply shortage is a problem most dealers complain of even though the company has doubled its production capacity," he said, explaining that the increase in demand has compelled the company to plan opening more dealerships in Itanagar, Jorhat, Sivasagar and in Agartala.

Harley-Davidson rides into India

Iconic motorbike maker Harley-Davidson is revving up to go full throttle on India's famously potholed roads.

The big-engine bike manufacturer has opened its first three dealerships and is planning to launch two more this year in the country of 1.2 billion people where motorcycles are far and away the most popular transport.

The Milwaukee-based firm, which has been battling weakening US sales, is hoping to exploit what it sees as a virgin market for its heavyweight bikes in the world's second-largest two-wheeler market after China.

"We see this incredible motorcycling culture here that is waiting for this new category of heavyweight motorcycles," Anoop Prakash, managing director of Harley-Davidson India, who fell in love with the bikes when he was a US marine.

But the bulky bikes -- known as hogs to loyal fans -- won't come cheap.

The range of 12 two-wheelers start at 695,000 rupees (15,000 dollars) for the least expensive model and range up to 3.5 million rupees -- double the US price -- due to import duties.

Harley-Davidson doesn't expect a rush of orders in India where the average cost of a motorbike -- seen by most buyers as a transitional vehicle between a bicycle and a car -- is around 1,500 dollars.

But the company hopes as luxury car sales boom in increasingly affluent India so will the market for its snorting high-end bikes which boast 883cc to 1550cc engines.

"We feel there's great demand for global brands here," Prakash told AFP.

"This bike is my boyhood dream," said Umesh Anand, 47, a company chief executive who bought a monster wide-seated Heritage Soft Tail Classic last week at the Harley-Davidson's New Delhi glitzy showroom.

The firm already operates in over 70 countries and aims to boost international sales to 40 percent of revenues by 2014 from 33 percent now.

But India is the only country where it is building its own dealership market right away rather than piggybacking onto other distributors, Rod Copes, Harley-Davidson senior international sales vice president, told AFP.

"Going into India this way is a real vote of confidence in what we believe is the market in India," said Copes.

The India venture is key for the company which is in the throes of a massive restructuring to cut costs and increase profitability.

Managing director Prakash is reluctant to name sales targets but he says he has big plans for the company in India where he has tied up with the country's second-largest lender, ICICI Bank, to offer buyers financing.

He also plans to set up Harley Owners Groups -- whence the hog moniker -- famed in the United States for members riding and partying together while swapping biking tales.

Harley-Davidson's competition on Indian roads in the cult bike stakes is the Royal Enfield Bullet -- known as the Thumper for its signature thud-thud four-stroke engine that has been cruising Indian roads for over half a century.

But the engine power of the Royal Enfield -- and its cost -- is much lower. The Royal Enfield ranges in price from 90,000 rupees to 150,000 rupees.

"The Royal Enfield was the first cruiser (in India) but I think at 500cc and below it is an entire different experience from our higher performance machine -- there's room for both of us," said Prakash.

Harley-Davidson says it believes its bikes can easily stand up to the rigours of India's unforgiving roads which are some of most bone-jarring and congested in the world with an eclectic mix of transport from cars to camels, trucks and elephants.

"I've ridden these motorcycles on roads that could break trucks but we keep riding them," said Harley Davidson Indian service manager John McEnaney.

Still, Royal Enfield believes it has an edge over Harley Davidson in the servicing department.

"You can find yourself in any corner of India and there will be a mechanic who can put your Royal Enfield together," Royal Enfield product marketing manager Praveen Prakash told AFP

How to Build Your Own Electric Motorcycle

Build Your Own Electric Motorcycle

Publisher: McGraw-Hill/TAB Electronics | ISBN: 0071622934 | edition 2009 | PDF | 384 pages | 10,3 mb

A step-by-step guide to building an electric motorcycle from the ground up Written by alternative fuel expert Carl Vogel, this hands-on guide gives you the latest technical information and easy-to-follow instructions for building a two-wheeled electric vehicle--from a streamlined scooter to a full-sized motorcycle.

Build Your Own Electric Motorcycle puts you in hog heaven when it comes to hitting the road on a reliable, economical, and environmentally friendly bike. Inside, you'll find complete details on every component, including motor, batteries, and frame. The book covers electric motorcycles currently on themarket and explains how to convert an existing vehicle. Pictures, diagrams, charts, and graphs illustrate each step along the way. Whether you want to get around town on a sleek ride or cruise the super slab on a tricked-out chopper, this is the book for you.

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Happy Birthday To Anjum Sehgal

Happy Birthday To Anjum Sehgal

Waoooooo what the blast that day. It was hilarious. Just have a look at below pics and you will easily assume how much we all enjoyed. It was on date 12 June, 2010

Download Shakira Waka Waka FIFA World Cup 2010 Official Song

Waka Waka Lyrics, Download Shakira Waka Waka FIFA World Cup 2010 Official Song This Time For Africa

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Shakira Waka Waka Lyrics

You’re a good soldier

Choosing your battles

Pick yourself up

And dust yourself off

Get back in the saddle

You’re on the front line

Everyone’s watching

You know it’s serious

We are getting closer

This isn’t over

The pressure is on

You feel it

But you got it all

Believe it

When you fall get up, oh oh

If you fall get up, eh eh

Tsamina mina zangalewa

Cuz this is Africa

Tsamina mina, eh eh

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This time for Africa

Listen to your God

This is our motto

Your time to shine

Don’t wait in line

Y vamos por todo

People are raising

Their expectations

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This is your moment

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You paved the way

Beleive it

If you get down get up, oh oh

When you get down get up, eh eh

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This time for Africa

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Funny Pictures Funny Photographs

The below pics I have found on facebook. I an sharing you it with all you guys.

Pls have a look AT YOUR OWN RISK.

Download Harley Davidson Theme for Windows 7

Harley Davidson Theme for Windows 7 / rar. | 110.66 Mb

Information:

• Theme Installer
• Shell32 Replacement Images (Can't remember from where.)
• Start Menu User Pic Frame (Can't remember from where.)
• Startmenu Animation 2
• Harley Davidson Startorb
• Extra Startorbs (From various artists.)
• TaskDock_by_Solo_Dev.
• timedatex64 by lefty1981
• timedatex86 by lefty 1981
• UniversalThemePatcher for 32 & 64 bit systems
• W7SBC
• Windows Theme Installer
• CreativX2 Gadget by fluke
• Full glass.exe by phantommenace2020
• StartOrbz Studio.exe by blizo
• Win7LogonBackgroundChanger.exe
• explorerframe.dll for if Hyperdesk is installed
• explorer.exe for if Hyperdesk is installed
• Harley Davidson System Icons
• Complete set of Harley Davidson Icons and PNG's
• 15 X Harley Davidson Wallpapers
• Extra Harley Wallpaperpack by AHiLdesigns deviantART
• Harley Avatar and Signature Set by TheAncientMariner (deviantART)
• Link to Harley Davidson Firefox Persona

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Golden Temple, Amritsar, India: Tour to Sri Harmandir Sahib

Friends, on 2nd July 2009, I visited to Sri Harmandir Sahib: The Golden Temple, Amritsar, India and also posted an article. This time I was not lucky to have the trip again, but 3 of my friends went over there. I am sharing their pics here. Mr.Navtej Singh and Mr.Hitesh, I am missing you guys.

Have fun @ Golden Temple, Amritsar

Amarjit Singh Happy Birth Day on 29th May 2010: Photographs Out

Friends.....I successfully completed 26 on last Saturday. It was 29th May. One of the most unforgettable moment in my life. On 28th Night, we had a GRAND party. All the arrangements was taken care by my brother Ajitpal Singh & Pritpal Singh. One of our friend Mr.Muttu also helped us a lot.

For more details of my Bday, I have posted an article. CLICK HERE TO CHECK. All pics are out now and posted below.