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Himalayan bike school
- Level 1
- Level 2
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Ex-pat weekends
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Licenses & the law
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Riders' comments
- Anyone can learn to ride!
- An unforgettable experience
- Girls make great riders
- A fast-track to advanced skills
- The realisation of a dream
- Bullet miracles for beginners
- The coolest way to travel ever!
- Keep it between the hedges!
- More smiles for Bullet owners
- Don't fight the laws of physics
- 100% better in 1 day
- Exceptional training for ex-pats
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Prices & booking
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Anyone can do it!
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1-day Bullet Experience
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Rental
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Sale & buy-back
- Bike insurance
- Riders' comments
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Prices & booking
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Dream rides for everyone
- Zero to hero tours
- Vertigo tours
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Private tours
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Useful information for riders
- Arriving by plane
- Kathmandu
- Buses and taxis to Pokhara
- Flying to Pokhara
- Geography
- Climate
- Roads & traffic
- Petrol
- Mechanic support
- Safety equipment
- Luggage & weight limits
- Clothes & shoes
- Hotels
- Breakfast and evening meals
- Lunch & refreshments
- Dal-bhat!
- Toiletries
- Cameras & electronics
- Advice for girls
- Healthcare
- Accidents
- Foreign interest in Nepal
- Foreign aid
- The Maoist insurgency
- Strikes
- Non-Bullet activities
- Riders' comments
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Prices & booking
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Mammoth Bullet Tour!
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The 1-Stop Bullet Shop
- Search for a Royal Enfield online
- Sell your bike online
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Buy a Bullet and ride away
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Meet riders with bikes for sale
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Sell your bike in our shop
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Our sales agent service
- Riders' comments
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Useful information for buyers
- Indian & Nepali registered bikes
- Reasons to buy in Nepal
- Find a good Bullet
- Check out the owner
- Buying from a mechanic
- Preparing for a test ride
- Pre-ride checks
- Dancing skeletons?
- Strike a deal
- Re-sale values
- Shipping your Bullet home
- Old timers
- Buying a Bullet at home
- €600 Bullet, €1000 license
- Slow and unreliable
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Global bike adventures
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Ride the world on a Royal Enfield
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Ride home on a Yamaha RX
- The Carnet de Passage
- Riders' comments
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Advice & opinions
- The wrong way round?
- Any bike will do
- Road bikes
- Hardcore classics
- Adventure bikes
- Safety kit
- Motorcycle clothing
- Where to go?
- Avoiding common routes
- Maps & local knowledge
- Dangerous countries?!
- Border crossings
- Travel light
- Luggage options
- Packing tips
- Fashion advice
- Touring equipment
- Electronic gadgets
- Tools & spares
- Bike security
- Accommodation
- Sleeping rough
- Camping
- Sleeping in comfort
- Paperwork for Nepal
- Licenses
- Bike insurance
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Hearts & Tears has a new captain!
- Who we are
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Legal matters
- History and achievements
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Our business principles
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Busy Bee Café
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