Kritik and Ankush - Jaipur Chapter - Clutch, Coffee and Conquering Chapters.

[IBR_Kritik]

Day 3 – Saturday, 24th January 2026

Ride to QCM 2026 – Ranthambore

Along with @vinodlikhu, @KCNA and @The.H.Maverick, we started our ride to Quad Chapter Meet 2026 (Delhi, Jaipur, Indore & Bhilwara) at Ranthambore, Sawai Madhopur.

All the BluArmors (C30, C20 and C50) connected seamlessly, and there was no stopping the bakar till we reached. Anand Sir had reserved 2000 words for the entire trip, duly informed by Sapan
(Will share a separate user experience post on bluarmor C30, in the General Discussions section.)

The ride had everything — orange orchards, express highways, rural roads, city traffic, broken stretches, under-construction roads, and even a bit of off-road.

We reached Ranthambore by 07:00 PM, and the celebrations with brothers from all four chapters began.

Day 4 – Sunday, 25th January 2026

Relax & Chill Day

No ride. No plan. Just relax and chill.
Breakfast, cricket, a short ride to the local market, and an evening party that went on till midnight. (more on QCM 26 in Event section)

Day 5 – Monday, 26th January 2026

Home Sweet Home

A slow, easy morning. Bid farewell to riders from Delhi, Bhilwara and Indore.

A big thank-you to KP Bhai and Shiva Bhai @shivarungta for conducting and managing QCM 2026, and heartfelt thanks to all CMs and members for making it a grand success.

We started late since Jaipur was just 3 hours away, and reached home by 06:00 PM.

Home Sweet Home. ️

[IBR_Kritik]

Leg 1 – Distance & Ride Stats Summary

Total Days: 5
Total Distance Covered: ~ 1,650–1,700 km

Chapters Covered:
Bhilwara
Udaipur
Ahmedabad
Indore

Major Routes:
Jaipur → Bhilwara → Udaipur → Ahmedabad → Indore → Ranthambore → Jaipur

Longest Ride Day: Day 1 (Jaipur → Ahmedabad)

Bike(s): Royal Enfield Classic 350 and Himalayan 411

Breakdowns: 1 (Flat tyre – Indore, resolved immediately)

Highlights:
Brotherhood over bookings
Fafda Jalebi mission accomplished
QCM 2026 ride & celebrations
Endless bakar, zero regrets

[Vijay Dhirawat]

Congratulations Kritik and Ankush to successfully accomplish first leg of your chapter run ️️
Wish you all the best for next leg
#HailIBR

[satty]

Superb and congratulations on the 1st leg guys. Looking forward to the journey to the remaining chapters.

[chintan]

Congratulations Kritik and Ankush

[IBR_Kritik]

Thank you very much @vijay-dhirawat @satty and @chintan

[IBR_Kritik]

️ CHAPTER RUN – LEG 2 | THE UNPLANNED ONE

Hey everyone!
Khama Ghani

Some rides are planned weeks in advance. And then there are rides that are born during a conference call!

So, here we go!

@ankush1044 and I are rolling out tomorrow, 18th September 2026, for Leg 2 of our Chapter Run.
For @saket , this will be his first leg of the Chapter Run.

The plan is simple — cover two chapters, put some serious miles under the wheels, meet fellow brothers, and make some memories along the way.

THE PLAN

DAY 1 | Friday, 18 Sept
Jaipur → Dehradun
~510 km

DAY 2 | Saturday, 19 Sept
Dehradun → Delhi
~240 km

DAY 3 | Sunday, 20 Sept
Delhi → Jaipur
~ 280 kms

AND THEN THERE'S THE TWIST...

If time, energy and convenience are on our side, we might just decide to skip the overnight halt in Delhi and ride straight back to Jaipur on Day 2 itself.

Because sometimes the best rides are the ones that weren't supposed to happen!

Two wheels. Long roads. New chapters.
Let's ride! ️

Ride safe. Ride together. #HailIBR

[satty]

Ride safe boys... Anyhow it's weekend so don't try to stretch yourself on day 2, if everything feels right then go for it or else take a halt and do the last stretch home on Sunday..

[IBR_Kritik]

@satty yes brother, it will be decided then and there only considering all the factors.

[IBR_Kritik]

Update: Chapter Run – Leg 2 : Completed

Leg 2 of the Chapter Run unfolded just the way a good ride should—smooth where expected, unpredictable where it mattered, and memorable throughout.

Day 1 – Friday, 18th September 2026 | Jaipur to Dehradun (~510 km)

The day began early out of Jaipur flagged off by @akki and @vijay-dhirawat, with the odometer set for Dehradun. The route stitched together Jhajjar – Rohtak – Sonipat – Shamli – Saharanpur – Dehradun, and for most part, it was a steady, uneventful cruise.
The real twist, quite literally, came about 20 km before Dehradun. A wrong lane at a toll diverted the ride onto the old highway—a forgotten mountain stretch cutting through wilderness. What followed was a welcome break from the monotony of expressways: tight twists, blind turns, broken tarmac, and off-road patches. It was raw, rugged, and unexpectedly thrilling.

Somewhere along those rough sections, the rear connecting rod of saddle stay on Himayalan gave up—a small mechanical price for a memorable detour. But spirits stayed high, and the ride rolled on.
Dehradun was reached by around 5:15 PM, where Rupak Bhai joined in. The evening unfolded the way it usually does—stories of rides, chapters, motorcycles, and a fair bit of classic bulletiapa.

The day wrapped up at the hotel, with machines parked and minds still racing.

Day 2 – Saturday, 19th September 2026 | Dehradun to Delhi (~280 km)

A relaxed start set the tone for Day 2. After breakfast, a customary stop was made at Ellora’s Bakery, a Dehradun classic dating back to the British era—because some traditions are as important as the ride itself.
From there, the route turned towards Delhi. The ride was smooth and measured, leading into the capital by evening. The halt point? The legendary, so-called IBR Dhaba, where familiar faces awaited—@srini2609 sir, Hasan Bhai, and Vineet Bhai.

What followed was less of a stop and more of a session—stories exchanged, experiences shared, motorcycles admired, and routes debated. The kind of conversations that only riders truly understand.
Post a warm farewell, the ride continued to Gurugram for the night halt.

Day 3 – Sunday, 20th September 2026 | Gurugram to Jaipur (~250 km)
The final leg was intentionally unhurried. A slow, easy ride back home, with more breaks than necessary—because sometimes the journey deserves to be stretched just a little longer.

By the end of it, Jaipur welcomed us back, marking the close of another well-executed leg of the Chapter Run.

Leg 2 Summary

Total Distance Covered: ~1,050 km
Route Highlights: Expressway cruising, unexpected mountain detour, Dehradun hospitality, Delhi catch-up
Memorable Moments: The off-road stretch before Dehradun, Ellora’s stop, IBR Dhaba conversations
Machine and Gadget Notes: Saddle stay casualty (battle scar earned) and BluArmor C30 outperformed in Battery Department, with Full charge on Day 0, battery still at 30% after the ride ended on Day3 without any recharge done.

Leg 2 wasn’t just about covering distance—it was about breaking monotony, meeting the tribe, and collecting stories that’ll outlast the kilometers. On to the next chapter.