Hasan Roy
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ID: BD-31237
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Joined Aug 2026
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Dhaka, Bangladesh
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Exploring the scenic backcountry of Bangladesh one highway at a time.
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Lives in Dhaka, Bangladesh
Member since August 2026
Member ID: BD-31237
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1 month ago
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Weekend Off-Road Expedition in Gazipur forest trails. Testing dual-sport tires and suspension setup! #OffRoad #AdventureRider
Dhaka
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Cox's Bazar
98 km
Total Distance
2h 45m
Ride Time
74 km/h
Avg Speed
920 m
Elevation Gain
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Mustafiz Biswas
Count me in for the upcoming ride!
1 month ago
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Which fully-synthetic engine oil brand has given you the smoothest gear shifts and lowest heat?
38 votes submitted
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Rakib Hassan
Brilliant touring tips, saving this post for my upcoming Sajek tour!
Ashiq Babu
Dual channel ABS is a lifesaver in rainy conditions, great choice.
1 month ago
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Long Term Review: Bajaj Pulsar N160 (Dual Channel ABS)
The king of city agility and refined torque! The oil-cooled engine runs very cool even in 38°C Dhaka gridlocks. The underbelly exhaust note has a deep bass thump.
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Rayhan Sikder
What tire pressure are you running for highway touring?
Mahmudul Babu
Motul 7100 has been my go-to engine oil for 3 years now, butter smooth shifts.
1 month ago
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Which 150cc-160cc motorcycle offers the absolute best value-for-money in Bangladesh currently?
45 votes submitted
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Monir Bhuiyan
Great photos brother! Safe miles ahead.
1 month ago
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Tackling the hairpins and misty switchbacks of Bandarban Nilgiri! Cornering on these elevation climbs tests your clutch control and throttle response. Highly recommend checking your brake pads and tire tread before heading into the hills.
Dhaka
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Cox's Bazar
52 km
Total Distance
1 hr 35 mins
Ride Time
42 km/h
Avg Speed
920 m
Elevation Gain
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Tanvir Biswas
What tire pressure are you running for highway touring?
Liton Talukder
That sunset shot over Padma Bridge is breathtaking!
