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Key Points to Keep in Mind Before Leh Ladakh Motorcycle Trip

Planning for Leh Ladakh Motorcycle Trip? If you are, then this ppt will help you so much. Brahmand Tour is introducing Key Points to keep in your Mind before the Leh Ladakh Motorcycle Trip. See this and make things clear before your Leh Ladakh Motorcycle trip. <br> https://www.brahmandtour.com/leh-ladakh-motorcycle-trip/

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Key Points to Keep in Mind Before Leh Ladakh Motorcycle Trip

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  2. Choose The Right Bike You'll be traveling through the toughest of roads, you can't afford to compromise on the quality of the bike so choose one wisely. Pay close attention to the features of the bike and make sure it's in a good condition. We recommend - Royal Enfield 350C or An Enfield Bullet

  3. Decide The Best Routes There are two different routes to Leh; one from Manali and the other from Srinagar. Manali to Leh trip is around 476 km, whereas Srinagar to Leh is around 434 km. However, the most preferred route is the Manali route, which passes through dangerous terrains and also some of the highest motorable passes in the world.

  4. Things You've Got To Keep Handy And Easily Accessible Carry with you an first aid kit extra puncture kit accelerator cables clutch cables, tubes fuses air pump.

  5. Food Supplies you should essentially keep extra food supplies like chips, biscuits, glucose and other small food items. Keep these food supplies in an easily accessible pocket on your backpack as these items should be easily accessible when hungry. We recommend - Carry a couple of chocolate bars, small packet of chips, easy to make noodles or oats and maybe protein chocolate bars as well for energy.

  6. Carry some extra petrol 10-20 Litres of extra petrol is what we recommend as it's a pretty long journey and looking for petrol on the way is definitely not a wise option to go for. Petrol stations are pretty far from Ladakh so make sure your bike tanks are filled adequately to ensure a hassle-free journey.

  7. Stay Hydrated- Drink a lot of water, eat properly One advice you'll always get before leaving for your trip is: Stay hydrated! If you want to avoid the hassle of looking for places to buy the water bottle from, then just keep a reusable one which you can also strap on your backpack. Lightweight, leak-proof, filtered water bottle would be a great option. The filter in your bottle is necessary as it removes harmful bacteria like E. Coli, Giardia and Cryptosporidium oocysts and many other waterborne contaminants.

  8. Carry motorcycle spare parts and if possible learn some basic things about fixing your bike. A spare bike key, spare bungee cords, spare fuse, extra chain lock, spare clutch, and accelerator cable, chain lube, if tube tire then one spare tube, engine oil to top up and a spare headlight bulb.

  9. Wear protective gear For Safety Remember to have your safety gear ready for the trip - helmets, knee and elbow guards, weatherproof gloves, shoes and proper riding jacket, reflective clothing, sunglasses to save your eyes from UV rays.

  10. Carry Essential Documents Don't forget to carry your original Driving license and PUC along with bike papers, valid insurance, and registration. After reaching Leh, make sure your Inner Line Permits (ILP) are in order. For this, you need to go to the DC office in Leh and obtain the permits yourself.

  11. Sleeping Should Be Avoided At Higher Altitudes One should definitely avoid sleeping at higher altitudes as oxygen levels decrease in the air which affects the functioning of our brain. It is recommended that after spending a day at any higher altitude, one should move down to lower altitude in the evening. Hypoxia has adverse effects on body weight, muscle structure and exercise capacity, mental functioning, and sleep quality.

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