Delhi to Kanyakumari 3100 KMS in 51 Hours Non-Stop | Solo Rider Adventure | Suzuki V-Strom 250 EP-01

Embark on an exhilarating solo adventure as I ride my Suzuki V-Strom 250 from Delhi to Kanyakumari, covering a massive 3100 kilometers in just 51 hours, over 4 days and 3 nights! In this first episode, I take you on a non-stop journey through iconic cities like Agra, Nagpur, Hyderabad, Bangalore, Rameswaram, and Dhanushkodi, all while navigating the scenic and challenging NH 44 route. Experience the highs and lows of this thrilling ride, packed with stunning views, personal moments, and the pure joy of adventure. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and turn on the notification bell for more updates on this epic journey!
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[@azhahruddinansari6314]

😊😊😊😊

[@azhahruddinansari6314]

🎉🎉🎉

[@azhahruddinansari6314]

😮😮😮 Mast mast view dekhne ko mil rhe h

[@abhinavtyagi5634]

Nice vlogging.
It takes courage to complete this type of riding. Avoiding fake fights, pure vlogging 👍🏾

[@RushdaBeauty]

Bhut badiya 👏🎉🎉

[@EagleMotoVlogs]

Thanku 😊😊❤️❤️❤️

[@Farhan_Ansari13]

Happy journey ❤❤

[@EagleMotoVlogs]

Thank you 😊

[@Hairbyshahzad]

Bahut badhiya jagah hai Kerala no doubt ,
Gumnaam bhai ko naam mil gaya #waseem

[@EagleMotoVlogs]

Right bro 😊😊😊❤️❤️❤️

[@Sambit_Vishwakarma]

Vstrom ka mileage kitna aya pillion ke sath?

[@suryateja2k11]

Bhai if you don't mind I'll tell you one thing. Please don't fall into the trap of these so called enduro rides. They might be hazardous and might put and end to your life. Max to max 1200 km is something that you can do on an average Indian road. Please don't fall into such rides in the name of content.

[@Nsn92]

Specially riding in night is very dangerous, 12 to 14 hrs of ride is enough for one day

[@suryateja2k11]

@Nsn92 yeah max 15 hours should be the limiter. Ride as far as you can until 7 or 8 pm and call it a day. Some ride 1200 km under 15 hours and some ride 800 km in 15 hours. It all depends on the riders management. And to cruise at such average speeds, one need not to ride constantly at 130/140 kmph. A consistent 110 kmph with minimal breaks is enough. For instance I have a friend who had ridden 1200 km in 15 hours at a constant 90-120 kmph. He rarely crossed 130 kmph and that too for a very short interval to gain some adrenaline rush. He started at 4 am and ridden till 7 pm and covered almost 1200 km on his scrambler 400x. Hence I would say, anything more than 40 bhp can be considered as luxurious. These days 400 cc segment is heating up quite a lot with the likes of RE, Triumph, Bajaj, KTM and many more players. Coming years will be even more fruitful for us as customers.