Comments on: 5 Reasons Why the Rickshaw Run in India is Crazy

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Meet the Adventure Junkie and Newest Member of our Review Team — Mon, 28 Sep 2015 07:28:39 +0000

[…] Earlier this year I took part in a event called ‘The Rickshaw Run’. This involved driving a motorised took-tuk from the top of India to the bottom, to raise money for charity. It’s without doubt, the most amazing thing I’ve ever done. To be able to see a country, and a country as insanely beautiful as India, in this way was truly unforgettable. When you get out there, you visit people and places you would never otherwise encounter. You also get to visiting towns that have never had Western visitors and they are so happy to see you and so welcoming too. It was also the most terrifying thing I’ve ever done, driving a tiny little tin can 4000 km on some of the world’s most dangerous roads really takes you out of your comfort zone! (READ John’s Guest Article: 5 Reasons Why the Rickshaw Run in India is Crazy) […]

By: Kaspars Misiņš

Kaspars Misiņš — Sat, 05 Sep 2015 09:55:00 +0000

In reply to Christian På Tur Lindgren. Thanks!

By: Christian På Tur Lindgren

Christian På Tur Lindgren — Thu, 03 Sep 2015 23:49:00 +0000

In reply to Kaspars Misiņš. I bought a TukTuk back in India in 2007, before the TukTuk run had started, to buy the TukTuk itself was not expensive at all, was about 150usd, for a old one, but the expensice thing was to get the license plate to be allowed to drive all over the country

By: Kaspars Misiņš

Kaspars Misiņš — Sat, 18 Jul 2015 18:59:00 +0000

In reply to Jon Wolfgang Miller. Got it. Yes, everything is possible in India. In our 5000+ km cycling trip across India we saw it very clearly. But "getting a tuk tuk" thing seems to be harder, as I have read. Not getting itself as using it later for extended period of time. They say police don't really like it.

By: Jon Wolfgang Miller

Jon Wolfgang Miller — Mon, 13 Jul 2015 12:11:00 +0000

In reply to Kaspars Misiņš. Well we're not actually buying the tuk tuk, it's a pre arranged and organised event, we'll just be riding it for a few weeks. In answer to your question though, in India, anything is possible, as long as you have money and give it to the right people!

By: Kaspars Misiņš

Kaspars Misiņš — Tue, 07 Jul 2015 14:52:00 +0000

How easy or hard is to buy tuktuk in India? Price? Police is ok with it? White guy going with his own tuktuk 🙂