Words & Photography: Shreyzee Style Biking in association with The Times of India organized a stunt show at the Auto Mall 2010 which commenced at Bandra Kurla Complex, Mumbai. Style Biking was started by Adil who is an ace stunter and has made his name and fame through India’s first Stunt Reality show called MTV Stunt Mania. The group consists of most of the Stunt Mania stunters in addition to many more talented stunters. Shariq from Bhopal points straight to the shutter...err..with his front wheel in the air... Amongst the popular stunters were Adil, Javed, Smitha, Umair and Softy who were part of the reality show. The show took place on a long strip of concrete set

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Vardenchi's latest creation doesn't conform to old-school chopper styling cues. Instead it creates a new 'metrosexual' niche for itself.Words: Pradeb BiswasPhotography: Eshan Shetty  Majority of motorcycles manufactured across the globe are mere products which need a fair amount of marketing to attract buyers. Thankfully there are a few exceptions to the above truth. A testament to the above sentences is ‘Vardenchi’ custom choppers. Akshai Varde, the man behind Vardenchi is a custom bike builder whose creations do not need any amount of marketing to attract attention. A motorcycle passionately created by following the desires of a human heart, never fails in captivating a human

Desert Storm - Day 2aBy this time, our provisional results were out, and we were placed at 7th place. (Not bad, we thought, considering the amount of time we had wasted the previous night.) So off we went to tackle Leg 1b. We had just done @20 odd kms, when the road book ordered us to take a left off the main road. This was a sandy road, and soon, there was no road. only sand. We were doing good till now, and had crossed all the sandy pits.Up on the horizon there was a small dune which we had to cross. On crossing it, we saw a line of cars stuck in the sand. So, we had no choice but to lose momentum and pull off the road, where there was a little vegetation, and a chance of restarting. So

Day 37 - A Day at the Music Haven of MukeshHRISHIKESHThis morning, Ramon had organised a shoot to cover a music party that he described to be fascinating, one-of-a-kind, rare and glorified. I was all set and ready at 10.30 am with my equipment packed. I met Ramon at Café Coffee Day and we set off riding towards Ram Jhula. After crossing the market near Ram Jhula, a small lane led us to an under construction wooden structure. The place looked very interesting from the outside. It was an open chamber partly covered with bamboos from all sides. I thought it would be some band that we were going to cover for a story. But it was not just a band….!!Taking a glance into this little music