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that many years have passed by. Gurgaon changed alot, things around here changed alot...
personally...i think i have had enough of Gurgaon :) ..then again...thats just me at around 11 PM in the night!!
aahhh..may be i should sleep over it a bit and give it a thought tomorrow.....

after all..its a Monday tomorrow :)
Pelham 123
One of the best ever if you are a John Travolta or a Denzel Washington fan. Most probably people are fan of both...at least i am.

don't miss the opening... don't miss the climax... hell..dont miss a minute!! Tony Scott directs a master piece again following the all time hits like Deja Vu, Man on fire, Enemy of the state, crimson tide and....who can forget days of thunder and top gun!! and now i know who the character was in one of my previous posts :)
Who's Coming?
My wife sent me this mail with this link today.
The adventure is really on now :)
Being the fastest...
It finally happened.....the fastest came home!!
Photo Credit: Wifey and her Nokia 6233
Odyssey 2009
The sixth edition concluded. Some of the most amazing bikers making it through the odyssey with some of the most amazing bikes that can ever assemble in one group.

The route looks pretty straight but based on my brief experience with Himalayan roads, its staright only till chandigarh, after that, completing a single KM is a big task on the hilly terrains in a car, so one can very well imagine the magnitude on a bike.
An amazing article that describes the whole experience. A few lines from the article which highlights the real spirit of the Odyssey:
They comprised professionals from various fields, with the youngest biker 22 years old and the oldest 55.
Vishnu Vardhan Kuna from Bangalore and Raja Swaminathan from Delhi, among the motorcyclists who took part in the 15-day Royal Enfield Himalayan Odyssey 2009, were moved to tears.
"Those tears were of joy because after years of only thinking of reaching there, we felt content and happy finally when we made it there. We had a sense of achievement," explained Swaminathan, a marketing professional, who had worked towards the moment for five years.
"Due to some personal and professional commitments, we couldn't make it earlier, but it's better late than never," he added.
Pilgrimage for indian bikers... it sure is!!
Picture Courtesy: http://www.royalenfield.com
Jacko..forever
never liked his dancing style but i still humm his songs every now and then.
RIP Jacko!!
BSA
What to do when you find a bike in your place's parking lot, from once the largest motorcycle producer in the world, with history going way back to world war 1 standing next to your bike which has a less than 10 years of history?
Answer:
1. hunt for that camera phone in one of your pockets
2. click some photos
3. respect and admire the creation
4. feel humbled
one of the BSA creations:


An honor to have it in the parking lot!!