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The India Ride: Two Brothers, Two Motorcycles, One Incredible Adventure

By: Ryan Pyle, Colin Pyle
Narrated by: Ryan Pyle
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 The true story behind Season 2 of the TV series Tough Rides. When Canadian brothers Colin and Ryan Pyle finished their record-breaking motorcycle ride around China in 2010, they promised themselves it would be their last. They were wrong. Back in the saddle on Royal Enfields, they set out to ride all the way around India, and they had no idea what to expect. Monsoon rains, a crash in Mumbai, the claustrophobic roads of Kerala and a brutal paragliding landing in Manali could not stop them, and 54 days and 14,000 kilometres later they had completed a full motorcycle circumnavigation of India. The India Ride takes you along for the whole journey, from the Himalayan passes to the Great Indian Desert, on roads that are statistically among the most dangerous in the world, and shows what it takes for two brothers to succeed as a team. From Ryan Pyle, Guinness World Record holder and co-author of The Middle Kingdom Ride.©2014 Ryan Pyle Productions Limited (P)2020 Ryan Pyle Productions Limited
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