• Please note that you will be carrying all your personal luggage on your bike, therefore pack accordingly and bring minimal items to make sure your ride is comfortable.
• RTPCR Test with negative results or double vaccination certificates
• You will have to strap your luggage to your bike. Carry your stuff in a duffel bag, soft shoulder bag or a rucksack that you can strap on to your bike. Carry a waterproof cover and straps for your luggage. Please avoid carrying expensive watches, jewellery, and electronic items on the ride. You are responsible for the safety & security of your personal belongings.

• Personal documents: Drivers License
• Vehicle documents: RC/ Insurance/ PUC – pl keep all documents handy for inspection on the road if asked by authorities
• Personal clothing required for hygienic stay and travel
• Personal toiletries, sunscreen lotion, lip balm
• A small First-Aid kit and Medicines, any specific medication you may require, torch / flashlight (with extra batteries)
• COVID Safety Kit; Face masks, gloves, sanitizers etc
• Basic tool repair ki, extra bungee cords/ luggage locking belts
• Piece of Nylon rope, spare key of your bike – you can also give this to the ride coordinators for safekeeping
• High energy snacks
• Waterproof pouches for securing electronic items
• Spare spectacles, glass cleaning solution.
• Light warmers and rain protection wear.

We strongly recommend you inspect your motorcycle thoroughly. If you have made any changes recently, ride the bike for a short weekend trip before the tour onset. Head to the nearest Bajaj service centre in case of any concerns.

• Inspect your suspension before the trip for any signs of leakage or wear out.
• Check the rear swing-arm bush for wear and tear and replace if necessary.
• Check your chain and rear sprocket for wear out – if it’s at the end of its life it’s better to change before the ride than after.
• Make sure that your clutch is in order and adjusted properly without trace of any drag, slip, etc.
• Check your battery and earthing connections. The demanding terrain and the riding conditions that you and the machine are likely to encounter on the route could further accentuate existing problems.
• Check all cables for smooth operation if found rough and frayed, replace them.
• Make a note of your motorcycles fuel consumption – this will help in planning fuel stops.
• Tyres – make sure your tyres are in good condition. If they are worse for wear it’s better to change before the trip.

• This ride involves a good mix of highway miles and broken tarmac, translating to long hours in the saddle at various speeds, so a small discomfort can be amplified over time. For the bikes that have had any work done on the aspects that affect handling and stability, e.g., accidental repairs, etc., please take a trial run. Check for wheels running straight, chain tension, handlebar straightness, etc.
• Stock tyres with good thread life will work, however, if you are keen you could try out various dual sport tyres.
• Phone mount and USB charger is advisable as it will aid in navigation and phone charging on the move.