<p>Mohit Aggarwal runs a textile printing business. But his hectic work schedule does not stop him from being an ardent biker. <br /><br /></p>.<p>Mohit is the proud owner of the Moto Guzzi Calfornia Custom, an Italian superbike and Triumph Speed Triple – bikes, which are flaunted by actors in films to woo their lady love.<br /><br />But Mohit had no such intentions when he rode his superbike Moto Guzzi on National Highway 7 last Sunday. As a member of the superbike riding group, Mohit had to attend a ‘breakfast get together’, an event organised by Techno Automobiles Private Limited for all superbikers. <br /><br />“Biking is always a fun activity. After speeding our bikes on the highway we reached our destination in Gurgaon, attacked breakfast and had discussions on superbikes owned by enthusiasts,” says Mohit, who was unhappy with the rain playing spoil sport on the big day. <br /><br />Owing to early morning rain about 10-12 riders reached the venue and grabbed the opportunity of a test ride on the costliest Indian motorcycle superbike- Royal Enfield. <br /><br />One of the bike enthusiasts Naresh Sachdeva, who is also the director of a communications firm says, “I’m an avid bike lover and have been riding the Bullet since I was 11 years old. The experience of riding an Indian motorcycle is amazing and unforgettable.”<br /><br />Another bike enthusiast Anil K Soporee says, “Such get togethers provide an opportunity to all the participants to meet and greet each other and also to share their passion of biking and experience of superbike rides. These are the people who have busy schedules throughout the week but find time from their busy schedule on Sunday morning and sweat it out in this scorching heat, to keep the biking spirit alive.”<br /><br />Sandeep Bansil,who organised the event says, “We have lots of bike enthusiasts who like to ride high-end luxury superbikes and love to be a part of various biking groups. They usually plan a weekend bike ride to keep their passion for biking alive. To welcome such bikers we hosted the breakfast get together and also offered test ride of Indian Motorcycle to provide them the experience about next big thing. Indian Motorcycle is much more advanced and there is no comparison with any of the Superbike available at present,” he says.</p>
<p>Mohit Aggarwal runs a textile printing business. But his hectic work schedule does not stop him from being an ardent biker. <br /><br /></p>.<p>Mohit is the proud owner of the Moto Guzzi Calfornia Custom, an Italian superbike and Triumph Speed Triple – bikes, which are flaunted by actors in films to woo their lady love.<br /><br />But Mohit had no such intentions when he rode his superbike Moto Guzzi on National Highway 7 last Sunday. As a member of the superbike riding group, Mohit had to attend a ‘breakfast get together’, an event organised by Techno Automobiles Private Limited for all superbikers. <br /><br />“Biking is always a fun activity. After speeding our bikes on the highway we reached our destination in Gurgaon, attacked breakfast and had discussions on superbikes owned by enthusiasts,” says Mohit, who was unhappy with the rain playing spoil sport on the big day. <br /><br />Owing to early morning rain about 10-12 riders reached the venue and grabbed the opportunity of a test ride on the costliest Indian motorcycle superbike- Royal Enfield. <br /><br />One of the bike enthusiasts Naresh Sachdeva, who is also the director of a communications firm says, “I’m an avid bike lover and have been riding the Bullet since I was 11 years old. The experience of riding an Indian motorcycle is amazing and unforgettable.”<br /><br />Another bike enthusiast Anil K Soporee says, “Such get togethers provide an opportunity to all the participants to meet and greet each other and also to share their passion of biking and experience of superbike rides. These are the people who have busy schedules throughout the week but find time from their busy schedule on Sunday morning and sweat it out in this scorching heat, to keep the biking spirit alive.”<br /><br />Sandeep Bansil,who organised the event says, “We have lots of bike enthusiasts who like to ride high-end luxury superbikes and love to be a part of various biking groups. They usually plan a weekend bike ride to keep their passion for biking alive. To welcome such bikers we hosted the breakfast get together and also offered test ride of Indian Motorcycle to provide them the experience about next big thing. Indian Motorcycle is much more advanced and there is no comparison with any of the Superbike available at present,” he says.</p>
