BC: If you have to pick one protective gear
before hitting on the road, what would it be?
Jacket, Helmet, Glove..?
RK: I prefer all, in fact I am a ATGATT rider but if
in cities or a local ride, I pick Helmet.
BC: What's your dream bike and or next bike?
RK: My dream bike was Royal Enfield which I
own that already.But my next will be Hero
Xpulse.
BC: What type of rider do you think you are ?
(Aggressive, Conservative, Point A-B) please
elaborate.
RK: Yesss ! I am aggressive rider (laughingly). I
like to ride with boys, sometimes male riders
don't allow female riders to ride in front but I
always ride with them in front. And that's me, I
like to take lead... ALWAYS !!!
BC: What made you want to ride and commit to
the motorcycle lifestyle ? Any regrets ? and do
your family support your passion of riding.
RK: My passion for travel and explore made me
to commit to motorcycle lifestyle and also I
believe why should boys have all fun... ha ha
ha.. My family support my passion for riding. In
fact they feel proud whenever I achieve
something in riding.
BC: Do you think, because of social media
platforms many people started riding ? Or do
you believe it's about coolness in riding ? Or
people have really started showing passion
about riding ? Or means of entertainment is
changing, people prefer riding over movies and
restaurants ?
RK: I think social media plays a big role
nowadays to explore and chase your dreams
and its the best medium for communication and
information. So I think because of that and
seeing other riders and their riding stories on
social media platforms people are taking riding
seriously. Nowadays girls have started riding
motorcycles and its nice to see girls riding
motorcycles.
BC: What's your point of view on breaking rules
in riding or disciplinary riding?
RK: I don't like to break any rules but yes I did in
past. But yes rules are made for your own safety
and every rider should follow the rules. When
your are riding in group then discipline in riding
is must.
BC: Have you came across any wanna be
riders?
RK: MANY !!!! Ha Ha Ha... I don't want to name
it here.
BC: Being a female rider, have you come
across to any obscene comments on you?
RK: Luckily not yet...
BC: What does it feel, being a female rider in a
community which is majorly dominated by
male riders.
RK: As a female rider I feel proud when other
respect but usually I don't ride with a group
where male dominance is much high and
where they don't respect female riders.