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I havebeenreadingyour
magazineforover 10 yearsnowand
I mustsaytheevolutionI haveseen
inyourarticlesisgreat.Ever ything
fromthepicturestothewords
themselves,it justkeepsgettingA Dream Come True
Finally, I hit the track on 15
May 2019 with Rajini’s Academy
of Competitive Racing. I was
selected as a Talent Hunt Winner
and, fortunately, I completed
my level one training in 2W
Motorbike Racing. I still can’t
believe it; the day was over in a
flash. The best part is that my
mother agreed to support me in
my proposed motor sport career
and soon I hope to touch new
heights in 2W Motorbike Racing.
That’s just the beginning. By
August 2019, I shall complete
my level two and level three
and after that I shall apply for
an official 2W FMSCI RacingLicence too. I am aware that
motor sport as a career in India
may be unrealistic and difficult
at present, but if there is even a
0.01 per cent chance of a career
in that field, I’ll go for it and never
regret the decision. That’s for
sure.
Thank you once again for
listening to me.Keshari Nandan, by e-mail
Dear Keshari,
Congratulations on your
selection and your training
sessions. We hope you learned
a lot of valuable lessons and it
is heartening to read that yourfamily is supporting you in your
endeavour. It is great to see the
amount of drive and passion you
have for motor sport and we wis
you the very best in your efforts
out on the track. Keep it up.better with the passage of time. So,
I wanted to write to you on the eve
of your forthcoming anniversary
issue and say a big thank you.
Thank you for fuelling my passion
for motorbikes and providing such
fantastic material for me to read.
Keepgoingstrongandkeepgiving
usamazingridestoriestoread.
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Itisgreattoreadthatyouhave
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decadenowandweareglad
thatyouhavestuckbyusand
continuetodoso.Wewillalways
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opinion, which of these two would
be suitable for me? I ride only on the
street and do not go for any long
rides. Please advise me.
Karthik Sivakumar, by e-mail
Dear Karthik,
That’s an interesting selection.
Both models are poles apart
in what they represent, how
they perform, and even what
they look like. Both are equally
adept on the streets, which, as
you mentioned, is your primary
concern. Therefore, it depends
entirely on whether you want a
400-cc faired motorcycle like the
Ninja or a retro-styled Scrambler.
Take both these bikes out for a
spin to see which one feels right
and then take a call on which one
you should opt for.
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