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India April 2023 for the next year!

Anyone heading to India for 2023? I'm flying into New Delhi on April 9th 2023. My plan is to be traveling via KTM 390 Adventure motorcycle for the next year or 2 in the north Himalayan mountains for the summer and the south for the winter.

I'm an American coming from the states who's been RTW the last 7 years in Latin America, Europe, and Asia until the world shut down with the Rona lockdowns. I enjoy exploring ancient ruins, abandoned places, and other off the beaten path less tourist locations. When I'm out ridingthe bike I avoid the highway at all costs and try my best to stay on either the dirt trails or paved 2 lane twisties.

Love to connect with other like-minded adventure riders who want to explore Indian, Nepal, and possibly Pakistan

Thanks! Ride safe and stay wild out there y'all.

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Anyone heading to India for 2023? I'm flying into New Delhi on April 9th 2023. My plan is to be traveling via KTM 390 Adventure motorcycle for the next year or 2 in the north Himalayan mountains for the summer and the south for the winter.

I'm an American coming from the states who's been RTW the last 7 years in Latin America, Europe, and Asia until the world shut down with the Rona lockdowns. I enjoy exploring ancient ruins, abandoned places, and other off the beaten path less tourist locations. When I'm out ridingthe bike I avoid the highway at all costs and try my best to stay on either the dirt trails or paved 2 lane twisties.

Love to connect with other like-minded adventure riders who want to explore Indian, Nepal, and possibly Pakistan

Thanks! Ride safe and stay wild out there y'all.

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I'm not on this forum very often y'all! If your wanting to connect and share the trail please do me a massive favor by shooting me a message on the gram

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Thanks again my friends and stay safe out there!

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I'm not on this forum very often y'all! If your wanting to connect and share the trail please do me a massive favor by shooting me a message on the gram

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Think I might have a lead on a 390 Adventure here in New Delhi
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Getting the bike sorted and heading north towards the Himalayas in a week or 2
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Getting the bike sorted and heading north towards the Himalayas in a week or 2
Still trying to get the paperwork done for my lil KTM 390 Adventure. Simple things are hard in the developing world

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Best of luck. Beware of thieves in New Delhi. When they see foreigners, they ask for more money. It will be much better if you meet a guy who is from India. Try to search on Facebook groups.
Thanks for the heads up. Very much appreciated I'm buying the motorcycle from a local and we are working with his family friend so we all free l feel good about this situation. Just takes time like everything here in Indiaaaaa
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Thanks for the heads up. Very much appreciated I'm buying the motorcycle from a local and we are working with his family friend so we all free l feel good about this situation. Just takes time like everything here in Indiaaaaa
Still working on the paperwork for the lil KTM 390 Adventure but getting closer
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Hello Nate.
I am also riding around India at the moment. I have been here apox 1year and am now in Srinagar. And will spend the next month or so riding to Leh then to Manali and then down the Spiti Valley to Shimla. So if our paths cross good to have a .
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Hello Nate.

I am also riding around India at the moment. I have been here apox 1year and am now in Srinagar. And will spend the next month or so riding to Leh then to Manali and then down the Spiti Valley to Shimla. So if our paths cross good to have a .

Michael.
He man great to hear from ya! Thanks so much for the message. Love to catch up and share the trail for a few days man! I actually just got my motorcycle registration sorted out yesterday and need about 10 days to get my RC card delivered *

After that I'll be heading north and I'm sure we can meet up and hit the mountains

If you are on the Gram send me a direct message there and let's connect on that platform man

Excited to hear about your journey here in Indiaaaaa
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And I believe it will not get in 10 days. It will take longer.

@gnarlynate and @mjod Best of luck for your journey.

@gnarlynate are you registering it in New Delhi? Have you registered it on your own name? As I am excited to know that if a foreign national can register a motorbike on his name?
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And I believe it will not get in 10 days. It will take longer.



@gnarlynate and @mjod Best of luck for your journey.



@gnarlynate are you registering it in New Delhi? Have you registered it on your own name? As I am excited to know that if a foreign national can register a motorbike on his name?
Yeeeeeeeeeessssssssssssss I'm getting my KTM 390 Adventure fiiiinally registered in my name in Delhi. Took some time and paperwork but that's life. I'll make a post about it on Instagram once I get the bike in Friday
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I am happy for you. Best of luck for your journey. What is your Instagram id?
Hey thanks buddy! I really appreciate that
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