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Harley Owners Group ride for Uttarakhand

Harley Owners Group ride for Uttarakhand

  • 75 Harley Davidson engines roared on the DND Flyway in New Delhi on the morning of Independence Day. The Delhi Chapter of the HOG or the Harley Owners' Group had pledged Rs. 25 for every kilometre they ride for the flood victims.
  • The ride began after a quick flag-off but soon it started raining. The hot pipe riders though were determined to continue. But with the conditions getting worse, the route was altered and the riders decided to go only till Pari Chowk in Greater Noida which is almost 35 km away.

    Photo: Yash Chawla
  • As the riders travelled through Noida, curious onlookers gathered at every nook and corner. A rain break gave the 75-odd petrol heads an opportunity to socialise. The ride resumed after a 15 min delay and the gang headed towards a golf club in Noida.

    Photo: Yash Chawla
  • A surprise guest was waiting for the Harley owners, someone who has taken India to the pinnacle of world cricket. Kapil Dev, a Harley owner himself, greeted the riders and posed for the shutterbugs. An announcement was made much to everyone's joy that the combined distance the riders clocked was close to 14,000 km which meant a donation of Rs. 3.5 lakh.

    Photo: Yash Chawla
  • Kapil Dev said that it isn't just the Government of India's responsibility to rebuild the state but each and every citizen of this nation should contribute. For the riders it was a proud moment and for their families it was a holiday well spent.

    Photo: Yash Chawla
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