BC: What you have to say about wanna-be
riders? Have you come across any?
SB: I meet them every next day, there are
some serious and able riders amongst
them and some are only me too guys.
BC: What's the difference between real
rider and a wanna-be rider?
SB: True passion for riding, which can
easily be noticed in a real rider and lacks
in a wanna-be rider.
Unido has become central India's biggest
and most recognized rider's club in no
time having its chapter in Chhattisgarh,
Odisha, and Jharkhand while its roots in
Nagpur, Maharashtra. We all are united as
one big UNIDO Family.
The love we have got from the riders
community is what makes Unido what it is
today. I would take this opportunity to
thank every brother who has loved Unido
the way they have done in these years.
BC: What's the difference between real
rider and a commuter as they both ride
motorcycles?
SB: Being sensible and sensitive towards
surrounding makes real rider. A
commuter is riding for his daily purpose
and isn't really serious about his actions
during commutes, a real rider not only
care for his own safety but also be
responsible for other's safety while rides. We have kept our slogan as RIDE DABA
KE... which not at all related to speed only,
but it means when you ride, ride openly,
leaving all the worries in the parking, ride
to enjoy wholeheartedly not leaving your
mind at workplace. Ride to get refreshed
not at being stressed. It's not that you will
always make time for rides, but when you
can make the fullest from that ride.
BC: Tell us about UNIDO, when and how it
started?
SB: It was my dream which came true in
April 2015. Now it's become more of a
family than a bikers club. Started four
years back on 12th April 2015, the team
'UNIDO' means 'being united' in spanish
which we now truly have established with
our recent Jharkhand chapter launch; BC: What is UNIDO and it's members for
you?
SB: Unido is everything for me, I used to
say fondly that Unido is my family, my
caste, my religion, my bliss, my beliefs,
almost everything, it's like my life to me.
It's members are more than my real
brothers which they have proven time to
time.
BC: What you have to say about a very
famous term amongst the bikers, which is
"Bikers Brotherhood?" What do you mean
by "Bikers Brotherhood?" Do you believe
in it?
SB: I believe in bikers brotherhood
wholeheartedly, it's the strength of this
community. There are certain moments in
my life when my oil relations proved to be
better than my blood relations. My baby's
got her 1st name from 'Wanderers', she
got tremendous love from riding
community, half of her toys and dresses
are the gifts from this brotherhood.
What I have found about this relation is
believing more on giving to others than
own gain or discomfort occurs while
helping others.
BC: Have you come across to any female
riders (aka 'bikerni')? What do you have to
say about female riders, as they face more
challenges in riding as compared to male
riders? Do you encourage female riders for
LDR?
SB: Yes, I know some of them, few of them
has stayed really close to me of course
due to their level of riding and passion for
it. Two of them which will always remain
special in my memories is 'Sana Iqbal' and
other is Pravina Vasanth who is actually