Motorcyclist Map

That’s my family picture—though I deeply miss my boy Zeus, who’s no longer with us.

We moved to the U.S. in 2010, and I’ve called Raleigh, NC home ever since—my wife made sure of that 🙂. This country has given me and my family opportunities beyond anything we ever imagined, and we carry a deep sense of patriotism, pride, gratitude, and respect for the life we’ve been able to build here. We are proud to call USA home, and equally proud to stand behind those who serve it—our veterans, law enforcement, and all first responders—whose sacrifices make this life possible.

Giving back has always been an important part of our journey. Whether it’s regularly donating platelets, supporting various charities, or building platforms like Motorcyclist Map to bring visibility to rides, causes, and community-driven events, I’ve always believed in using what I have to uplift others and make a meaningful impact.

I was born and raised in India, where I spent the first 32 years of my life. I started riding at just 12, initially out of necessity—back then, motorcycling wasn’t really a hobby. But my dad had a way of turning it into something more, and that passion quietly became mine. Over the next 20+ years, I rode everything from a 30cc to a 150cc, logging nearly 140,000 miles through daily commutes, weekend escapes, and long-distance adventures. Back then, owning something like a Hayabusa felt like chasing a distant dream.

When it came time to buy my first bike in the U.S., there was no hesitation—it had to be a Busa. Owning it was a childhood dream realized, a moment that’s hard to put into words. Since then, I’ve ridden a Harley V-Rod, Harley Ultra, BMW GA (Twice) and currently back on a Harley Ultra 2023, covering another 110,000 miles and creating unforgettable memories with incredible people in some truly beautiful places.

There’s a lot more to the journey—stories of broken bones, close calls, and rides I’ll never forget—but those are for another time. For me, riding has never been just a passion; it’s been a lifelong journey of freedom, discovery, and connection.