Journals

- Ramesh Balakrishnan A Rider Who Leads from the Front, i had the opportunity to document Sameera Dahiya’s motorcycle adventures across Arunachal Pradesh, Sikkim, and the Himalayas, I have witnessed a rider who combines exceptional skill, confidence, composure, and leadership. What stands out is her ability to navigate challenging terrain with control and adaptability, while inspiring confidence in fellow riders. Her leadership comes through action through preparation, respon

-Roopraj Raj B S My Ladakh–Zanskar expedition was an unforgettable 10-day, nearly 2,700 km adventure through Manali, Jispa, Zanskar, Padum, Leh, Hanle, Tso Moriri and Sarchu. Riding my Xpulse 200 through challenging off-road terrain and reaching Umling La at 19,024 ft was an incredible achievement and a true test of my endurance, riding skills and determination. From difficult trails to breathtaking Himalayan landscapes, every day brought a new challenge and a new memory. Wha

- My ride to Sikkim under Sameera’s lead has been one of the greatest adventure rides I’ve experienced so far. What started as a motorcycle journey turned into an unforgettable adventure where we pushed the limits and took adventure riding to the next level. From Nathula to Lachen, Lachung and Donkhyala Pass, every stretch brought something different, challenging roads, breathtaking landscapes, unpredictable weather and the kind of riding experiences that stay with you long a

-Manjunath Reddy We three friends from the Super Bike Team recently completed the Spiti Valley bike expedition with Sameera Dahiya, and we are truly glad and proud that our team leader is an Indian Record Holder. It was truly an experience of a lifetime. As an Indian record holder, Sameera could’ve easily ridden ahead. But instead, she rode with us. Waited for us. Taught us. She pushed us on the climbs, celebrated with us at every rugged terrain, and her fearless riding skill

-Sandeep Reddy Being a highway rider, this was one of my best and most exciting new experiences with off-roading. The entire ride was thrilling, adventurous and completely different from what I am used to. Especially while tailing you, I gained a whole new level of confidence and picked up some really useful off-road riding skills along the way Overall, I had loads of fun exploring the off-road trails, tackling different terrains and experiencing the adventurous side of motor

-BK Ashok My Spiti ride with Sameera was nothing short of epic. From the very beginning, it was more than just a ride - it was an adventure that tested us and rewarded us in equal measure. Riding off-road in the pouring rain to Jari was pure adrenaline - slippery trails, misty mountains, and that feeling of pushing through together. But the real test was Kaza to Chandratal and then Chandratal to Manali. That stretch is brutal, raw, and absolutely beautiful. No roads, just roc

A motorcycle journey through winding Himalayan roads, quiet valleys and the living culture of the Land of the Thunder Dragon. There are places you ride to. And then there are places you ride through. Bhutan is the second kind. From the moment the motorcycle begins climbing away from the valleys, the landscape keeps changing. Pine forests give way to mountain passes. Clouds drift across distant ridgelines. Roads wind along steep slopes before disappearing around another imposs

Off-road motorcycle training in Bangalore with Sameera Dahiya — built around real-world riding, confidence and control. A motorcycle feels very different when the tarmac disappears. Loose gravel. Sand. Mud. Rocks. Slopes. Unexpected obstacles. A sudden loss of traction. These are the moments when simply knowing how to ride a motorcycle isn't enough. You need to understand what the motorcycle is doing — and what you should do next. That is what my Level 1 and Level 2 off-road

An unforgettable motorcycle expedition through one of the Himalayas' most demanding landscapes There are motorcycle rides where the destination is the reward. And then there are rides where the road itself becomes the adventure. Zanskar belongs to the second kind. Tucked deep within the Himalayas, the Zanskar Valley is the kind of place that makes you rethink what a road is supposed to look like. The landscape changes constantly. Smooth tarmac gives way to rough trails, river