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Bikers join forces to ride for a good cause
The bikers of the city are coming together to form a club to encourage riding for a good cause. Biking may be an adventure for many, but to these bikers it is a symbol of liberty from the clutches of sterotypes. Royal Rumbles, a new biking club in the city, has come up with the new idea of ‘Ride for a cause.’
Sainikpuri: The bikers of the city are coming together to form a club to encourage riding for a good cause. Biking may be an adventure for many, but to these bikers it is a symbol of liberty from the clutches of sterotypes. Royal Rumbles, a new biking club in the city, has come up with the new idea of 'Ride for a cause.'
The ride took place on Sunday starting from Hyderabad to Warangal, with a goal to provide funds to orphans in Warangal. The riders rally attracted all the enthusiastic riders from across the city and chalked out the ride prior to its occurance.
The club was started by the students of Bhavans Vivekananda College, Sainikpuri. Social responsibility, enjoying the rides and building a common platform for the rider community are said to be the objectives of the club. This was the first ride project of the biking community club.
The ride started with around 12 participants from Hyderabad. Srinath Tumala, a biker of Royal Rumble, said, "You can't know yourself completely until you take your bike out and ride. What you have today may not be there tomorrow, so help others when you have something. We could implement this cause only through the common interest of riding."
