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Quick answer: Riding in India carries real risks, mostly from traffic, speed, missing helmets, weather and remote mountain roads. You can reduce them by riding with a guided group, wearing a BIS-certified helmet and proper gear, following Indian road rules and telling your tour leader about any problem immediately. No ride is risk-free.

Quick answer: To plan a motorcycle trip to India from abroad, get an e-Tourist Visa online at least four days before you arrive, complete the free e-Arrival Card within 72 hours of landing, and bring your home licence and International Driving Permit. Arrange travel insurance, carry some cash, and pack waterproof riding gear.

Quick answer: The best motorcycle tour in India for a foreign rider depends on the season and the challenge you want. Ride the Himalayas from June to September, Rajasthan from November to February, the Western Ghats from October to March, and Arunachal Pradesh in April to June or October to November. India Loves To Ride…

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Quick answer: India Loves To Ride (ILTR) runs multi-day motorcycle tours to Spiti, Ladakh, Mustang and the North East, and arranges customised tours on request. Motorcycles are usually included on customised tours. You can also bring your own, if you can reach the starting city a day before the ride.