KTM: Pro GetAway – Blue Logoon

We woke up to prepare for the trip back to Lagos. Breakfast was yam and sauce; Yam and egg and tea, coffee and chocolate drink.

 Once we had eaten, and everyone was set, we were road bound and set off at about 9 am. Our route was to ride from Offa, Osogbo, Ede, Gbongan, Ikire, Ibadan, Sagamu, Lagos.

 Heading out we stopped to fill up at the NNPC station in Offa and then set off.

 Heading from Offa to Osogbo was quite tricky as we were more often than not rolling on roads which were under construction, “it seems Osogbo is one big construction yard lot of roads being constructed or revamped”. We hit Osogbo in an hour and went on a merry go round cos road works meant roads were closed and we had to find alternative routes.

Journey took us through to the Iife

In looking for alternative routes, as a sharp guy, i left my visor open lo and behold my first fly in the helmet experience when on the highway. Its a not a funny something o, I was perturbed and almost overwhelmed with the buzzing in the helmet and had to make an emergency stop to save myself.

 Of course my guardians were there to sort me out FD and Maestro. Once i sorted out the helmet we rolled off and caught up with the others “they had waited further on” and we continued out of Osogbo through to Ede (nice breezy and fun ride).

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While filtering through the traffic, a pedestrian crossing without any care ran into Dicta’s bike and broke the right side mirror ( I could see fire coming out of RC’s nose and ears fortunately Kanu rode up diffusing the situation).

The rest of the journey through to Lagos was cool. Lucky for us traffic was light and we made very good time. We ended the journey at the Cauldron in Alausa with thanks to the Almighty for journey mercies

There was a point where i was overtaking a trailer on the rather rough side of the rode and right there the road suddenly went rougher, wetin man wan do na, so you increase your speed get past the trailer and bring your bike onto the road .

The Malenadu Odyssey #5: A Scoutrides Adventure

We woke up to prepare for the trip back to Lagos. Breakfast was yam and sauce; Yam and egg and tea, coffee and chocolate drink.

 Once we had eaten, and everyone was set, we were road bound and set off at about 9 am. Our route was to ride from Offa, Osogbo, Ede, Gbongan, Ikire, Ibadan, Sagamu, Lagos.

 Heading out we stopped to fill up at the NNPC station in Offa and then set off.

 Heading from Offa to Osogbo was quite tricky as we were more often than not rolling on roads which were under construction, “it seems Osogbo is one big construction yard lot of roads being constructed or revamped”. We hit Osogbo in an hour and went on a merry go round cos road works meant roads were closed and we had to find alternative routes.

Journey took us through to the Iife

In looking for alternative routes, as a sharp guy, i left my visor open lo and behold my first fly in the helmet experience when on the highway. Its a not a funny something o, I was perturbed and almost overwhelmed with the buzzing in the helmet and had to make an emergency stop to save myself.

 Of course my guardians were there to sort me out FD and Maestro. Once i sorted out the helmet we rolled off and caught up with the others “they had waited further on” and we continued out of Osogbo through to Ede (nice breezy and fun ride).

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While filtering through the traffic, a pedestrian crossing without any care ran into Dicta’s bike and broke the right side mirror ( I could see fire coming out of RC’s nose and ears fortunately Kanu rode up diffusing the situation).

The rest of the journey through to Lagos was cool. Lucky for us traffic was light and we made very good time. We ended the journey at the Cauldron in Alausa with thanks to the Almighty for journey mercies

There was a point where i was overtaking a trailer on the rather rough side of the rode and right there the road suddenly went rougher, wetin man wan do na, so you increase your speed get past the trailer and bring your bike onto the road .

KTM -Pro Getaway

We woke up to prepare for the trip back to Lagos. Breakfast was yam and sauce; Yam and egg and tea, coffee and chocolate drink.

 Once we had eaten, and everyone was set, we were road bound and set off at about 9 am. Our route was to ride from Offa, Osogbo, Ede, Gbongan, Ikire, Ibadan, Sagamu, Lagos.

 Heading out we stopped to fill up at the NNPC station in Offa and then set off.

 Heading from Offa to Osogbo was quite tricky as we were more often than not rolling on roads which were under construction, “it seems Osogbo is one big construction yard lot of roads being constructed or revamped”. We hit Osogbo in an hour and went on a merry go round cos road works meant roads were closed and we had to find alternative routes.

Journey took us through to the Iife

In looking for alternative routes, as a sharp guy, i left my visor open lo and behold my first fly in the helmet experience when on the highway. Its a not a funny something o, I was perturbed and almost overwhelmed with the buzzing in the helmet and had to make an emergency stop to save myself.

 Of course my guardians were there to sort me out FD and Maestro. Once i sorted out the helmet we rolled off and caught up with the others “they had waited further on” and we continued out of Osogbo through to Ede (nice breezy and fun ride).

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While filtering through the traffic, a pedestrian crossing without any care ran into Dicta’s bike and broke the right side mirror ( I could see fire coming out of RC’s nose and ears fortunately Kanu rode up diffusing the situation).

The rest of the journey through to Lagos was cool. Lucky for us traffic was light and we made very good time. We ended the journey at the Cauldron in Alausa with thanks to the Almighty for journey mercies

There was a point where i was overtaking a trailer on the rather rough side of the rode and right there the road suddenly went rougher, wetin man wan do na, so you increase your speed get past the trailer and bring your bike onto the road .

Scoutrides: New Year Celebration Ride 2021-2022

We woke up to prepare for the trip back to Lagos. Breakfast was yam and sauce; Yam and egg and tea, coffee and chocolate drink.

 Once we had eaten, and everyone was set, we were road bound and set off at about 9 am. Our route was to ride from Offa, Osogbo, Ede, Gbongan, Ikire, Ibadan, Sagamu, Lagos.

 Heading out we stopped to fill up at the NNPC station in Offa and then set off.

 Heading from Offa to Osogbo was quite tricky as we were more often than not rolling on roads which were under construction, “it seems Osogbo is one big construction yard lot of roads being constructed or revamped”. We hit Osogbo in an hour and went on a merry go round cos road works meant roads were closed and we had to find alternative routes.

Journey took us through to the Iife

In looking for alternative routes, as a sharp guy, i left my visor open lo and behold my first fly in the helmet experience when on the highway. Its a not a funny something o, I was perturbed and almost overwhelmed with the buzzing in the helmet and had to make an emergency stop to save myself.

 Of course my guardians were there to sort me out FD and Maestro. Once i sorted out the helmet we rolled off and caught up with the others “they had waited further on” and we continued out of Osogbo through to Ede (nice breezy and fun ride).

bg-calltoaction

While filtering through the traffic, a pedestrian crossing without any care ran into Dicta’s bike and broke the right side mirror ( I could see fire coming out of RC’s nose and ears fortunately Kanu rode up diffusing the situation).

The rest of the journey through to Lagos was cool. Lucky for us traffic was light and we made very good time. We ended the journey at the Cauldron in Alausa with thanks to the Almighty for journey mercies

There was a point where i was overtaking a trailer on the rather rough side of the rode and right there the road suddenly went rougher, wetin man wan do na, so you increase your speed get past the trailer and bring your bike onto the road .

KTM Proxp Ride to Kolli Hills

We woke up to prepare for the trip back to Lagos. Breakfast was yam and sauce; Yam and egg and tea, coffee and chocolate drink.

 Once we had eaten, and everyone was set, we were road bound and set off at about 9 am. Our route was to ride from Offa, Osogbo, Ede, Gbongan, Ikire, Ibadan, Sagamu, Lagos.

 Heading out we stopped to fill up at the NNPC station in Offa and then set off.

 Heading from Offa to Osogbo was quite tricky as we were more often than not rolling on roads which were under construction, “it seems Osogbo is one big construction yard lot of roads being constructed or revamped”. We hit Osogbo in an hour and went on a merry go round cos road works meant roads were closed and we had to find alternative routes.

Journey took us through to the Iife

In looking for alternative routes, as a sharp guy, i left my visor open lo and behold my first fly in the helmet experience when on the highway. Its a not a funny something o, I was perturbed and almost overwhelmed with the buzzing in the helmet and had to make an emergency stop to save myself.

 Of course my guardians were there to sort me out FD and Maestro. Once i sorted out the helmet we rolled off and caught up with the others “they had waited further on” and we continued out of Osogbo through to Ede (nice breezy and fun ride).

bg-calltoaction

While filtering through the traffic, a pedestrian crossing without any care ran into Dicta’s bike and broke the right side mirror ( I could see fire coming out of RC’s nose and ears fortunately Kanu rode up diffusing the situation).

The rest of the journey through to Lagos was cool. Lucky for us traffic was light and we made very good time. We ended the journey at the Cauldron in Alausa with thanks to the Almighty for journey mercies

There was a point where i was overtaking a trailer on the rather rough side of the rode and right there the road suddenly went rougher, wetin man wan do na, so you increase your speed get past the trailer and bring your bike onto the road .

The Malenadu Odyssey #4: A Scoutrides Adventure

We woke up to prepare for the trip back to Lagos. Breakfast was yam and sauce; Yam and egg and tea, coffee and chocolate drink.

 Once we had eaten, and everyone was set, we were road bound and set off at about 9 am. Our route was to ride from Offa, Osogbo, Ede, Gbongan, Ikire, Ibadan, Sagamu, Lagos.

 Heading out we stopped to fill up at the NNPC station in Offa and then set off.

 Heading from Offa to Osogbo was quite tricky as we were more often than not rolling on roads which were under construction, “it seems Osogbo is one big construction yard lot of roads being constructed or revamped”. We hit Osogbo in an hour and went on a merry go round cos road works meant roads were closed and we had to find alternative routes.

Journey took us through to the Iife

In looking for alternative routes, as a sharp guy, i left my visor open lo and behold my first fly in the helmet experience when on the highway. Its a not a funny something o, I was perturbed and almost overwhelmed with the buzzing in the helmet and had to make an emergency stop to save myself.

 Of course my guardians were there to sort me out FD and Maestro. Once i sorted out the helmet we rolled off and caught up with the others “they had waited further on” and we continued out of Osogbo through to Ede (nice breezy and fun ride).

bg-calltoaction

While filtering through the traffic, a pedestrian crossing without any care ran into Dicta’s bike and broke the right side mirror ( I could see fire coming out of RC’s nose and ears fortunately Kanu rode up diffusing the situation).

The rest of the journey through to Lagos was cool. Lucky for us traffic was light and we made very good time. We ended the journey at the Cauldron in Alausa with thanks to the Almighty for journey mercies

There was a point where i was overtaking a trailer on the rather rough side of the rode and right there the road suddenly went rougher, wetin man wan do na, so you increase your speed get past the trailer and bring your bike onto the road .

The Malenadu Odyssey #3: A Scoutrides Adventure

We woke up to prepare for the trip back to Lagos. Breakfast was yam and sauce; Yam and egg and tea, coffee and chocolate drink.

 Once we had eaten, and everyone was set, we were road bound and set off at about 9 am. Our route was to ride from Offa, Osogbo, Ede, Gbongan, Ikire, Ibadan, Sagamu, Lagos.

 Heading out we stopped to fill up at the NNPC station in Offa and then set off.

 Heading from Offa to Osogbo was quite tricky as we were more often than not rolling on roads which were under construction, “it seems Osogbo is one big construction yard lot of roads being constructed or revamped”. We hit Osogbo in an hour and went on a merry go round cos road works meant roads were closed and we had to find alternative routes.

Journey took us through to the Iife

In looking for alternative routes, as a sharp guy, i left my visor open lo and behold my first fly in the helmet experience when on the highway. Its a not a funny something o, I was perturbed and almost overwhelmed with the buzzing in the helmet and had to make an emergency stop to save myself.

 Of course my guardians were there to sort me out FD and Maestro. Once i sorted out the helmet we rolled off and caught up with the others “they had waited further on” and we continued out of Osogbo through to Ede (nice breezy and fun ride).

bg-calltoaction

While filtering through the traffic, a pedestrian crossing without any care ran into Dicta’s bike and broke the right side mirror ( I could see fire coming out of RC’s nose and ears fortunately Kanu rode up diffusing the situation).

The rest of the journey through to Lagos was cool. Lucky for us traffic was light and we made very good time. We ended the journey at the Cauldron in Alausa with thanks to the Almighty for journey mercies

There was a point where i was overtaking a trailer on the rather rough side of the rode and right there the road suddenly went rougher, wetin man wan do na, so you increase your speed get past the trailer and bring your bike onto the road .

The Malenadu Odyssey #2: A Scoutrides Adventure

In the wake of their epic Malenadu odyssey, the Scoutrides embarked on yet another adventure, but this time with a twist. It was deemed the “Learning to Team Scoutrides” edition, an experiment to integrate new riders into the fold. As they set off on the dawn of September 5th, 2021, the group was filled with a mix of excitement and anticipation. The road stretched out before them, promising new experiences and challenges. However, the journey proved to be anything but smooth. Drama ensued as ride timings went awry, courtesy of continuous rain that persisted throughout the night. What was supposed to be a lunch stop turned into a late afternoon affair at 4 pm, testing the patience of even the most seasoned riders. Amidst the chaos, unexpected bonds began to form. Some found comfort in the camaraderie of the group, while others embraced the nomadic spirit of the ride, pushing through to reach the hilltop campsite despite the odds.

Learning to Ride: The Scoutrides Experiment

But amidst the rain-soaked trails and delayed schedules, a secret emerged—a select few had opted for an overpriced luxury ride, their expectations soaring high. However, reality struck hard as they realized that true adventure knows no price tag. Despite the challenges, the ride ended on the evening of September 6th, 2021, with the group arriving at their destination at 11 pm. Exhausted yet exhilarated, they shared stories of triumphs and setbacks, united by the unforgettable journey they had undertaken. In the end, the 

“Learning to Team Scoutrides” edition proved to be a lesson in resilience, teamwork, and the unyielding spirit of adventure that defined the Scoutrides. And as they looked back on their journey, they knew that no matter what obstacles they faced, they would always ride on, together.

“Scoutrides embrace chaos, forge bonds, and redefine adventure in the ‘Learning to Team Scoutrides’ edition. Together, they ride on.”

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There was a point where i was overtaking a trailer on the rather rough side of the rode and right there the road suddenly went rougher, wetin man wan do na, so you increase your speed get past the trailer and bring your bike onto the road .

The Malenadu Odyssey: A Scoutrides Adventure

In the heart of Karnataka, a group of ten riders gathered at the crack of dawn, their motorcycles revving with anticipation. They called themselves the Scoutrides, a newly formed group bound by their love for adventure and the thrill of the open road. Today marked their inaugural ride, and they had chosen nothing short of an epic journey through the rugged terrain of Malenadu, deep within the Western Ghats. With their gear packed and spirits high, the Scoutrides set off on their adventure. The morning air was crisp as they navigated through the winding roads towards Chickamangaluru. The sun rose slowly, casting a golden hue on the lush greenery that surrounded them.

Journey took us through to the Iife

As they entered the Kudremukh forest range, excitement coursed through the group. The dense canopy overhead filtered the sunlight, creating a mesmerizing play of shadows on the forest floor. The scent of earth and foliage filled their senses, fueling their sense of adventure.

After hours of riding through the wilderness, the Scoutrides finally reached their destination—a secluded hilltop deep within the forest. With the help of their experienced guide, they set up camp, pitching tents and gathering firewood for the night ahead.

As dusk fell, the group gathered around a roaring bonfire, the flames casting a warm glow on their faces. They shared stories and laughter, their camaraderie growing stronger with each passing moment. Soon, it was time for a barbecue feast, the sizzle of meat mingling with the crackle of the fire.

As the night wore on, the heavens opened up, and rain began to pour down. Undeterred, the Scoutrides huddled around the fire, taking shelter under the canopy of trees. The sound of raindrops drumming on the leaves added to the mystical ambiance of the forest, enhancing their sense of adventure.

With the rain subsiding in the early hours of the morning, the Scoutrides reluctantly bid farewell to their hilltop sanctuary. They mounted their bikes once again, the engines roaring to life as they embarked on the final leg of their journey.

Through winding roads and mist-covered valleys, they rode through the night, their determination unwavering. As the first light of dawn broke on the horizon, the Scoutrides reached their starting point once again, completing their epic adventure.

Exhausted but exhilarated, they exchanged knowing glances, their bond stronger than ever. For the Scoutrides, this ride was not just a journey through the wilderness—it was a testament to their spirit of adventure and the unbreakable bonds forged on the open road. And as they looked back on their Malenadu odyssey, they knew that this was only the beginning of many more adventures to come.

From dawn ’til dusk, through rain and fire, Scoutrides conquer Malenadu’s wild desire

Exhausted but exhilarated, they exchanged knowing glances, their bond stronger than ever. For the Scoutrides, this ride was not just a journey through the wilderness—it was a testament to their spirit of adventure and the unbreakable bonds forged on the open road. And as they looked back on their Malenadu odyssey, they knew that this was only the beginning of many more adventures to come.

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