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Triumph Nepal hosted its first-ever group ride, the Triumph Legacy Ride: Bandipur Edition, on December 7–8, 2024. Organized by Hansraj Hulaschand & Co. Pvt. Ltd., the event marked Triumph's official entry into group rides in Nepal.
The ride featured 22 motorcycles and 30 participants, including the Triumph Nepal team. Starting from the Naxal showroom on Saturday morning, the riders enjoyed clear roads, scenic views, river crossings, and an ideal motorcycling route. They arrived in Bandipur just in time for a stunning sunset and ended the day with the traditional Gurung Chudka Naach, celebrating and bonding in the cultural charm of the town.
Day two began with a hike to the Bandipur hills to catch a breathtaking sunrise. After exploring the area, the riders headed back to Kathmandu, completing the memorable adventure.
Sagar Thapa, Manager at Triumph Nepal, shared, “Triumph Legacy Ride: Bandipur Edition was not only a celebration of Triumph owners but also a reflection of Nepal’s growing motorcycling culture and the beginning of new journeys.”
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