Note of Thanks



This two-men journey across Bhutan on cycle is an old plan. So old that its difficult to recall all our friends and well wishers who have been involved in the planning and finally in the execution of this journey.
Tomorrow before we finally enter Bhutan and begin our journey, we wish to thank all our friends who have part of this idea.

We’d specially like to thank our friends,
Ravi and Tuntun  who run the Himalayan Phoenix bike rental and adventure tour services. We spent countless hours planning the ride and it won’t have been possible without a space like Himalayan Phoenix.

As we have said before we are using two vintage golden coloured MTBs for this journey. Needless to say that restoring our Golden Horses was a task in itself. Credits for this goes to Ajanta, Akash, Bikash, Dhiraj and Innus from Spokehub cycling for their constant support and technical assistance and also for providing some essential tools and spares before the ride. We appreciate their contribution towards the cycling community of the region and wish them all the success in the years to come.

We’d also like to mention two of our friends Angshuman and Joyon from Jorhat who runs the Pedal Street cycle shop,for providing us with spares and accessories for this ride. Angshuman and Joyon are in the process of opening a new store, North East Sport Hub (NESH), Jorhat. We hope this venture will contribute towards a cycle friendlier society around Jorhat.
Nivedita gifted us with a Primus camping stove, one of the most essential item that we needed and we can’t thank you enough.
Thank you Akash for gifting us with such a beautiful logo.

And we are in love with our ride T shirt by Himalayan Phoenix and we’d like to thank Arif and Reeki for designing it for us. And thank you Sanmoni and Binod for helping us get a carrier fixed in our bikes.

It’s possible that we have missed several names. But we are forever grateful to all our friends and well wishers for your constant interaction with us and asking us about our journey.  TASHI DELEK.

 Himalayan Phoenix, Guwahati.


Spokehub, Guwahati.






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