Three Men Ride the Cliffhanger

The Amigos Ride The Most Dangerous Roads in the World

De: Ketan Joshi

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

The Amigos vs. The Cliffhanger. One wrong move, and it’s a very long way down.
Think Top Gear’s most dangerous special, written with the wit of Bill Bryson and the chaotic energy of Three Men in a Boat.
The three 'generously-proportioned' Amigos head back to the high Himalayas for their most ambitious—and potentially shortest—adventure yet. Their goal? A narrow, mud-slicked dirt track on the lip of a precipice with no railings, no barriers, and a very grumpy glacial river waiting at the bottom.
Riding their 'not-very-trusty' Royal Enfields, they set out to find a road so risky it barely qualifies as one. From near-death by hypothermia to mechanical meltdowns at the northernmost point of the country, this is the ultimate test of their bikes, their nerves, and their friendship.
Inside the most dangerous 'un-guide' yet:

• The World’s Most Dangerous Road: Navigating the legendary Kishtwar-Killar 'Cliffhanger' where 'scenic view' means 'don't look down.'
• Hypothermia & Hot Springs: Surviving unseasonal Himalayan showers only to soak in remote, freezing-altitude springs.
• The Line of Control: Riding to the fortified borders between skirmishing nations where the history is as sharp as the mountain air.
• Non-Sanitised Adventure: An engaging, "foul-mouthed," and irreverent look at India that’s the perfect antidote to a bad day.

Described as 'the P.G. Wodehouse of India,' Ketan Joshi delivers a 'dose of happiness' for bikers and armchair travellers alike.