Royal Enfield Nepal has brought its rider community together again with the latest edition of ‘One Ride’ in Nepal, drawing over 1,500 riders nationwide.
Nationwide ride, big turnout in Kathmandu
Rides were flagged off simultaneously from 22 authorised Royal Enfield dealer locations across the country. In Kathmandu alone, more than 600 riders took part. The capital ride started from Pragya Bhawan, Kamaladi and finished at Best Western Plus, Godavari.
Rs 2 lakh support for Down Syndrome Association Nepal
On the occasion of One Ride, Royal Enfield Nepal contributed Rs 2 lakh to Down Syndrome Association Nepal. The cheque was handed over by Meghraj Paudel, Director, Alpha Automotive Pvt Ltd, to association president Ramesh Tamang, vice president Dr Prabha Mainali and RK Singh. Paudel said the brand wants riding culture in Nepal to stay linked with social responsibility and community partnership, and promised to continue similar social and community-focused activities.
Focus on safe, responsible riding culture
Royal Enfield Nepal says One Ride aims to bring Royal Enfield riders and riding clubs from different parts of the country onto one common platform. The event is meant to help riders share experiences and promote safe, responsible riding habits. Under its ‘Pure Motorcycling’ idea, the company is positioning Royal Enfield rides as a way to explore, experience and connect with communities, not just travel.
Royal Enfield Nepal has made clear that its rider community in Nepal will keep being involved in social and community activities alongside motorcycling.
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