Goldenarc

28/01/2019

Nepal-Tibet-Mansarovar Ride 2019
Do you dream riding on high mountain passes? High enough that you are almost
close to the world highest mountain, If yes, so live your dream.
A bucket list motorcycle adventure with highly professional and experienced tour
organizers taking you to witness the Adrenalin rush.A once in a life time
opportunity a motorcycle ride to Mount Everest base camp and Kailash
Mansarovar in Tibet to give you the best experience and a real taste of
adventure. Total 15 days round trip Kathmandu to Kathmandu.We know a lot
about Nepal, Tibet and shares the passion for adventure, nature and great
motorbikes.The Tours is designed to enable you to do as much (riding, site
seeing, socializing) as possible, with as little planning as necessary. We do all the
planning for you. Book, pack, put petrol in and turn up.
Tour starts on 25th May 2019 ride your own bike or rent a bike from us (Royal
En-field Himalayan or CL 500).
You only need to pay a deposit to secure your place on this life changing trip.
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For details and price contact [email protected]
Contact Mobile Number :- 7535851084
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25/03/2017

When you are listing to your guide’s safety talk before the trip, pay extra attention to the part about high-siding. High-siding is a command that your guide may call out as a last ditch effort to keep the boat from capsizing. Remember: don’t panic! Chances are this won’t happen, but if it does you will have wished you paid attention during the safety talk. This situation tends to stress both guides and clients out but really it is a super easy command to execute. If the boat hits a rock or gets in a hydraulic, the boat is usually in a sideways position in the river. Water pressure will build on the upstream side of the boat, which can flip the boat over. But if your guide is Johnny on the spot and calls out, “High-side!” you need to go to the downstream part of the boat (the way the water is moving) by getting up and throwing your weight to the downstream tube of the raft. Easy peasy! Remember to always go the direction the river is flowing: downstream.

25/03/2017

Holding the paddle properly can be a huge safety concern. One hand should be at the base of the paddle on the shaft. The other hand should ALWAYS be on the end of the shaft over the “T” grip. The “T” grip is made of hard plastic and can blacken eyes and knock out teeth. Keeping your hand over the “T” grip will keep control of the paddle and cushion the blow if it should happen. Ask your professional commercial guide for the proper technique.

25/03/2017

Always wear a helmet no matter what level of rafting you are participating in. Let’s face it, you wouldn’t let your kids out to ride their bike or go roller blading without a helmet, why go whitewater rafting without one? It just makes good sense.

25/03/2017

Although just because you wear a life jacket, it doesn’t mean it will save your life. It must be worn correctly. All buckles must be clipped and the jacket should be fitted snug to your body. The trick here is to have the jacket fitted so you can breathe yet the jacket should not be able to be pulled up over your head. Always have your professional guide fit your jacket. This will insure a perfect fit.