Bikers Life NEPAL

I went ride out with Yamaha team nearly 3 weeks ago at galchi, Dhading. While returning from there my speed was 110 actually I just saw the speedometer & I missed that road's construction condition, finally, l lost my control . The reason behind the accident as they made one step in between blacktopped & under the processed road which is why I ended up losing control over my bike. The road & breaks didn't work as well, after landing on back Tyre of my bike, I landed over stones though I was not awfully injured and I was ok. I hope no one will get an accident in any condition. Dear Riders Ride safe ,be safe.  PS .Nepal doesn't have such facilities to Mark boundaries near the construction so be careful when you ride .

Nepal Government has been pretty “vocal” about its stance on electric vehicles in the country. It wants more of it, and fast. In order to persuade people towards owning EVs (Electric Vehicles), the government imposes a mere  10% excise duty  (for private usage) or a minuscule  1%  for public EVs, while regular non-electric vehicles are subject to up to  240% import tax . This makes the ownership of EVs all the more logical in a price-sensitive market like Nepal. So take pride and be glad to know that Yatri Motorcycles’ Project Zero is an electric motorcycle, designed, assembled entirely in Nepal while a few of the complex parts have been imported from abroad. Specifically, these complex components include the “Brembo Brakes”, “Metzler tires” to name a few. No, Tesla didn’t make it and neither did any other multinational vehicle manufacturer that may come to your mind. “ Project Zero ” is the outcome of all the conjoined efforts, hardship, knowledge, and ene...