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10 Tips For Buying A Helmet
Helmets come in all shapes and sizes. Some remind you of dirt tracks, and some remind you of cruisers. Regardless of their shapes and protrusions, the purpose of the helmet is to keep the driver safe in the event of an accident—however, some shapes are better than others at doing so. In Nepal, you can find almost every type of helmet; full face, three fourths, half helmets, and off-road; from a number of reputable brands—you can find the Race-R Pro GP from Shark, the K1 from AGV, and the N-802S from Nikko right on Nepali Wheels’ YouTube.
10 Tips For Buying A Helmet
Jawa 42 Price in Nepal (June 2023 Updated)
The name JAWA makes me picture a rider on the sleek JAWA cruiser motorbike, wearing a leather jacket and boots and a steel bucket helmet. JAWA definitely has a hold of its image among its buyers and the viewers. JAWA bikes were originally globally manufactured for racing purposes. In the recent years, after it entered the Indian market, JAWA as a brand has had a strong neck to neck competition against the reigning cruiser bike; Royal Enfield.
Jawa 42 Price in Nepal (June 2023 Updated)
6 Tips For Checking Tire Pressure
Checking your motorcycle's tire pressure is an important maintenance task that should be done regularly to ensure your safety on the road. NepaliWheels heavily promotes and emphasizes regular two-wheeler parts checkup and accessories change so that the riders as well as their two-wheelers are safe.
Super SOCO CUX | Review
The Super Soco CuX has Clean edges, simple looks and a modern design. The U-shape headlight is placed at a unique position. This LED DRL headlamp is placed horizontally on the scooters head. These lights are automatically adjusted to its surroundings. The headlamp and indicator lamp is clustered in the same area which makes it look even more clean and sharp. Just below the headlamp a small space for a Dash Cam can be seen.
How To Clean Motorcycle Helmet

 

Have you readers ever considered cleaning the helmet as regularly as servicing your two-wheeler? It definitely is not the most prominent task that comes to one's mind when talking about two-wheeler maintenance. Helmet hygiene is also an integral step that many riders usually miss.

 

7 most effective ways to clean helmet

 

1. Use Mild Soap and Warm Water:

One of the easiest ways to clean a motorcycle helmet is to use a mild soap and warm water. Wet a soft cloth with warm water and add a small amount of mild soap. Then, gently wipe the exterior of the helmet. Rinse the helmet with
warm water and wipe it dry with a clean towel. One can completely immerse the helmet in a bucket filled with warm soapy water as well. (after any helmet bluetooth or electronic devices are removed)

2. Use Microfiber Cloth:

A microfiber cloth is a great tool for cleaning a motorcycle helmet because it can remove dirt and grime without scratching the surface. Simply wet the cloth with warm water and wipe down the exterior of the helmet. Rinse the helmet with warm water and wipe it dry with a clean towel. I recommend all riders to carry a small microfiber cloth when riding everyday. It definitely comes in handy.

 

3. Use a Helmet Cleaner:

There are many helmet cleaners available that are specifically designed to clean and protect motorcycle helmets. They are available in spray bottles and cleaning foams. These helmet cleansers are used majorly to clean the helmet visor and other external parts of the helmet.

 

4. Use Rubbing Alcohol:

If your helmet has stubborn stains or smells, you can use rubbing alcohol to clean it. Dampen a cloth with rubbing alcohol and gently wipe down the exterior of the helmet. Rinse the helmet with warm water and wipe it dry with a clean towel. This should be used when a stain is very stubborn and could not be removed by any available cleaners.

 

5. Use Vinegar:

Vinegar is a natural cleaner that can effectively remove dirt and grime from a motorcycle helmet. Mix equal parts white vinegar and water in a spray bottle. Spray the solution onto the helmet and wipe it clean with a microfiber cloth. This is the easiest and the most cost effective way of cleaning a helmet with the products that are mostly available at home.

 

6. Use Baking Soda:

Baking soda is another natural cleaner that can be used to clean a motorcycle helmet. Mix a small amount of baking soda with warm water to form a paste. Apply the paste to the helmet and gently rub it in with a soft cloth. Rinse the helmet with warm water and wipe it dry with a clean towel. This way the helmet can be cleaned from the inside out.

 

7. Use a Steam Cleaner:

If you have a steam cleaner, you can use it to clean your motorcycle helmet. The steam will effectively remove dirt and grime without damaging the helmet. Be sure to follow the manufacturer's instructions for using the steam cleaner. This can be helpful when one does not want to use any harsh chemicals on their helmets and just wants to use water and natural steam to overcome the dirt and residue.

There are separate protective gears that can be used for the protection of helmet visors such as additional protective screen film, scratch repellent sprays and more. For good helmet hygiene, it is wise for the users to at least clean the entire helmet once every month and externally clean it weekly. This will help prevent any bacteria or dust that could get accumulated on the unseen corners of the helmet.

How To Clean Motorcycle Helmet
Adventure With Nepali Wheels

This is the most awaited and first ever NEPALIWHEELS flagship show. Adventure with Nepali Wheels happened on the 13th of Falgun, 2079. On this day the NepaliWheels team along with the luckiest winners of the lucky draw; Ms. Sumi Neupane, Mr. Deepak Prasad Neupane and Mr. Sujan Shrestha and their partners went on a ride to Bhotechaur. This unforgettable ride through the beautiful landscapes of the highway to Bhotechaur is captured in this upcoming video. I bet you all are super eager to watch the Adventure with NepaliWheels video.
The ride started at around 7 in morning where all the participants, their partners and the NepaliWheels team gathered at Cafe Soma, Baluwatar. There they had a good team breakfast and discussed the day's itinerary. The participants were well informed and educated on what they should expect from the events and activities throughout the day. The entire team then headed to the fuel stations to get ready for the ride part of the day.
As the participants drove through the roads to Bhotechaur they were photographed and videotaped by our amazing production team. The ride till Heaven Hill Resort was indeed mesmerizing and really fun. At the resort after every participant reached, the entire team had the best Nepali Lunch and rested until the “REAL FUN” began. Exciting Games with the participants, their partners and even their scooters started. Not gonna reveal all the fun details here, the youtube video on our channel will explain it all. There were prizes and top notch competition among the players, that was definitely a sight to see. Later as the day was ending, and sadly was our adventure with NepaliWheels, they gathered for light snacks and conversation and interview session with our lovely host Keroz. The entire day was productive and obviously a fun one. Our team and the participants were definitely super exhausted by the end of the ride but the view, activities and the adventure was all worth it.
We cannot wait for all of you to watch the “Adventure with NepaliWheels” video on our youtube channel. There are more adventures and NepaliWheels trips to come so keep yourself updated and keep the anticipation alive!!!

Until then take care, ride safe and keep exploring.

Top 125 cc Scooter Under 3 lakhs

Nepal’s scooter craze has gone over the roof. There are over 10 scooters that come under the 125cc category; tagged as “the best scooter under 3 lakhs”. But which one do you buy???


Two-wheelers, mostly scooters, are the staple commuting vehicle that major Nepalese prefer nowadays. They are easy to ride, very handy, light weight, better performing vehicles that can adjust in any given riding terrain. 

 

The 125cc segment is the most considered displacement by many buyers across Nepal. There are way too many options. We have hence curated a list of the TOP 4 125cc scooters that can be purchased in Nepal under Rs.3,00,000. 

 

 

These scooters are one of most reliable and value for money scooters that can be found out there in the Nepali Market.

 

YAMAHA Ray ZR Street Rally 125 FI

 

The iconic Yamaha Ray ZR’s comeback as the street rally variant has left the two-wheeler scooter segment stunned. The highest mileage providing scooter has been a list reigning scooter model as one of the best 125cc scooters under this amazing price.

 

YAMAHA Ray ZR Street Rally 125 FI

 

YAMAHA Ray ZR Street Rally 125 FI Specification

 

     SPECIFICATION

  »  Displacement: 125 cc

  »  Maximum Torque: 9.7N.m(1.0kgf.m)/5000r/min

  »  Stroke: 4 Stroke

  »  Max Power: 6.0kW(8.2PS)/6500r/min

  »  Valves Per Cylinder: 2-valve

  »  Fuel Delivery System: Fuel injection

  »  Cooling System: Air Cooled

  »  Front Brake Type: Disk

  »  Rear Brake Type: Drum

  »  Front Tyre Size: 90/90-12 Tubeless

  »  Front Suspension: Telescopic fork

  »  Rear Suspension: Unit Swing

 

 

Also See: Yamaha Aerox 155 In Nepal; Price, Specifications, and Availability.

 

The BS6-compliant, 125 cc, fuel-injected Blue Core engine that powers Yamaha's RayZR 125 Street Rally produces 8.2 PS at 6500 rpm and 9.7 Nm of maximum torque at 5000 rpm.

Y-shaped LED lights, a new digital instrument cluster, a stop-and-start system, a smart motor-generator for quiet startup, a side-stand engine cut-off lever, and a unified braking system are a few of the scooter's standout features.

 

Check out Yamaha RayZR Street Rally User Review

 

The Price of YAMAHA Ray ZR Street Rally 125 FI in Nepal are:

 

  Variants  Price
  Ray ZR Street Rally 125 FI (SR)  Rs. 279,900
  Ray ZR Street Rally 125 FI (Disc)  Rs. 2,71,900
  Ray ZR Street Rally 125 FI (Drum)  Rs. 2,54,900



HONDA Grazia 125

 

Honda has always been recognized for manufacturing two-wheelers that last. They continuously make improvements on their most loved models of two-wheelers and provide the best version in every iteration they make. 

 

HONDA Grazia 125

 

The HONDA Dio is one of the best examples of it. Here we have the new generation HONDA Grazia 125 that is gaining its well deserved popularity for being none of the most valuable scooters for what the buyer pays.

 

HONDA Grazia 125 Specification

 

   SPECIFICATION

  »  Engine: 4-Stroke, Single-Cylinder, SI

  »  Displacement: 124 cc

  »  Emission Type: BS6-compliant

  »  Cooling System: Fan-cooled

  »  Fuel Delivery System: PGM-FI

  »  Max Power: 6.07Kw @ 6000 rpm

  »  Maximum Torque: 10.3 Nm @ 5000 rpm

  »  Top Speed: 92 Kmph

  »  Mileage: 45 Kmpl

  »  Braking System: Combi Braking System (CBS)

  »  Front Brake: Drum - 130mm (STD) / Disc - 190mm (DLX)

  »  Rear Brake: Drum - 130mm

  »  Tyre Type: Tubeless

  »  Front Tyre: 90/90-12 54J

  »  Rear Tyre: 90/100-10 53J

 

It is a highly improved version of Honda's earlier 125cc models. The Honda Grazia 125 has a fan-cooled, 124cc single-cylinder engine that generates 8.25PS at 6000 rpm and 10.3Nm at 5,000 rpm. 

 

The new Honda Eco Technology (HET), which reduces friction for greater efficiency, is also made available with this scooter. The Combined Braking System, 171mm ground clearance, 21 liter boot space and other major features makes it the ultimate 125cc scooter. 

 

The mileage of the scooter is roughly marked at 45 km per liter. The 125cc scooter has a reported top speed of 92 kmph and can accelerate from 0 to 60 kmph in around 9 seconds (approximately).

 

Watch Honda Grazia 125 review Video

 

 

The Price of HONDA Grazia 125 in Nepal are:

 

  Variants  Price
  Grazia BS6 (STD)  Rs. 2,79,900
  Grazia BS6 (DLX)  Rs. 2,99,900

 

TVS Ntorq RTFI BS6 125

 

The most well-liked and anticipated engine, the RTFi BS-VI engine (Race-Tuned Fuel Injection System), has been added to TVS's Ntorq 125 series, making it even more fantastic than it currently is.

 

TVS Ntorq RTFI BS6 125

 

TVS Ntorq RTFI BS6 125 Specification

 

  SPECIFICATION

  »  Engine:  Single Cylinder, 4 - Stroke, SI, Air Cooled

  »  Engine Capacity: 124.8 cc (3V)

  »  Maximum Power: 6.9 kW @ 7000 rpm

  »  Maximum Torque: 10.5 Nm @ 5500 rpm

  »  Top Speed: 95 Kmph

  »  Mileage: 45 Kmpl

  »  Braking System: Synchronized Braking System

  »  Front Brake: Disc - 220mm

  »  Rear Brake: Drum - 130mm

  »  Tyre Type: Tubeless

  »  Front Tyre:100/80-12 

  »  Rear Tyre: 100/80-12



It has the strongest engine on the market right now thanks to its 124.8 cc, 3-valve engine. In comparison to its predecessor, the BS-IV type, it has visually enhanced the area of fuel efficiency. 

 

The Racing Edition of the standard NTorq 125 further elevates it to the top of the heap among 125cc scooters in terms of power. 9.27 horsepower and 10.4 nm of torque are produced by this engine's 124.8 cc of displacement.

 

 It claims to reach up to 95 km/hr, making it one of the fastest scooters in its class, as it goes from 0 to 60 km/hr in just 7 seconds.

 

Watch TVS Ntorq RTFi BS6 Review

 

 

The Price of TVS Ntorq RTFI BS6 125 in Nepal are:

 

  Variants  Price
  TVS Ntorq (Disc)  Rs. 2,57,900
  TVS Ntorq (Drum)  Rs. 2,23,900

 

SUZUKI Burgman 125

 

The Suzuki Burgman 125 is the segment's most underappreciated scooter. Even though it was introduced about two years ago, it still has an advantage over the newest products on the market. 

 

SUZUKI Burgman 125

 

This scooter has some of the most underappreciated qualities, which makes it one of the most potent models on the Nepali market. The 400cc Burgman is the senior version of the Burgman 125cc, is a big chunky Burgman which isn't usually found in the Nepali market.

 

SUZUKI Burgman 125 Specification

 

  SPECIFICATION

  »  Engine:  Air-cooled, 4-Stroke, 2 Valve, 1 cylinder, SOHC

  »  Engine Capacity: 124 cc 

  »  Maximum Power: 8.75 PS @ 6750 rpm

  »  Maximum Torque: 10 Nm @ 5500 rpm

  »  Top Speed: 96 Kmph

  »  Mileage: 50 Kmpl

  »  Braking System: Combi Braking System (CBS)

  »  Front Brake: Disc

  »  Rear Brake: Drum 

  »  Tyre Type: Tubeless

  »  Front Tyre: 90/90-12 54J

  »  Rear Tyre: 90/100-10 53J

 

The scooter's 125 cc engine delivers a maximum power of 8.7 ps at 7000 rpm and a maximum torque of 10.2 Nm at 5000 rpm. Performance-wise, the scooter can go from 0 to 60 in 10 seconds and has a top speed of 91 km/h. It can also glide across the streets.

 

The Suzuki Burgman 125 is one of Nepal's most potent and durable 125cc scooters, specializing in long distance and highway cruising.

 

The Price of SUZUKI Burgman 125 in Nepal are:

 

  Variants  Price
  Burgman 125 (BS6)  Rs. 2,74,900
  Burgman 125 (BS4)  Rs. 2,45,900




  

Top 125 cc Scooter Under 3 lakhs
10 Places To Visit on your Motorcycle in Nepal

Many scenic locations around the most popular short day trip as well as overnight trips are accessible through two-wheel rides around Nepal. Most two-wheeler; especially motorcycle enthusiasts are the ones on the road for adventure with their loved two wheeler. 

 

If you are looking for the perfect location to start your two-wheeler adventure from, you have landed on the correct page. We have curated a list of top 10 place to visit on your motorcycles and scooters 5 short day trips  and 5 lengthier trips that you can enjoy on your two-wheeler.

 

Day trips and ride around Kathmandu Valley:

 

1. Sisneri

Recently, young people have begun to prefer Sisneri Nepal - Natural Swimming Pool. Near the Kathmandu Valley, on the route to Kulekhani, is Sisneri. It is a 33 km ride from the city. Recently, adventurers have begun to take notice of this natural swimming pool. 

Sisneri natural swimming pool

This location can either be taken as a day trip by the people from Kathmandu as well as Hetauda. The road is not well-maintained thus making it the perfect route for dirt bike riders and adventure bike riders.



2. Pilot Baba

It was formerly known by the locals as "Ghyampe Dada," a name that is still widely used today. Yet once the ashram was constructed here, Pilot Baba became well-known to the general populace. 

 

This location is significant from both a religious and entertainment standpoint. Your breath will be taken away by the breathtaking view of the Kathmandu Valley, the hills that surround it, and the surrounding vegetation. 

Pilot Baba

From SuryaBinayak Bus station, Bhaktapur, it’s approximately 6.5 kilometers to ride up to Pilot Baba Ashram. It takes around 20-25 minutes on a bike. The road is mostly black-topped and minor patches are seen on the way. So this road is easy for both scooter and motorcycle riders.

 

3.Dhaap Dam, Saakhu

Shivapuri National Park's border is blessed by the stunning man-made lake known as Dhap Dam. This is the newest TIKTOK sensation that is going viral all over the phones of Nepalese youths of the valley. It was built to purify the revered Bagmati River and return it to its naturally beautiful state. In order to keep the Bagmati running and clean throughout the dry season, the dam collects and stores rainfall throughout the monsoon season. 

Dhap Dham Sakhu

The popularity of the dam for hiking, off-road biking, and sightseeing has increased. The best feature of Dhap Dam is the ride there, which offers views of the magnificent mountain ranges. It is an approximately 24 km off-road ride from the city to reach this pristine manmade location.

 

4. Manikhel

Manikhel, a place full of secrets and not yet very well known, lies around 40 kilometers from Kathmandu. Manikhel is distinguished from other communities by the breathtaking Simba Falls, a stunning combination of five little waterfalls that stand out in the midst of the lush forest and the magnificent hills that encircle the entire community.

 

If you take the following path, you can get to Simba Falls in about 2.5 hours:

Satdobato - Chapagaun - Lele - Bhardeu - Chaughare - Gotikhel - Manikhel


Manikhel Simba falls

In order to get to the mesmerizing waterfall, you must do a short, challenging, but enjoyable climb. Manikhel is a short ride away from Kathmandu that will take you through tough and muddy terrain, but it will be well worth it because it will give your off-roader the adventure it deserves!

 

5. Mohani Jharana, Markhu

A little settlement called Markhu can be found on Indrasarovar's northern shore. It is located 43 kilometers from Kathmandu and can be reached by two-wheelers in about 2 to 2.5 hours. The road previously used to be in good condition and accessible through every mode of transport but now the condition is really rough. 

Mohani Jharana

This boon has made the road ideal for adventure motorcyclists and off-roaders. From Markhu, Mohani Jharana is a 45 minute walk uphill. This is one of the best locations that I personally have visited.

 

 Overnight or longer trips around Nepal:

 

1. Trishuli

The typical bike or scooter ride to Trishuli is actually the most popular ride to the very famous Sukute Beach. The Sukute beach is a great place to pass some time in the early spring or during the turn of autumn into winter. A fantastic pleasure to behold for a very, very long time is lying in the sun on the beaches of the Trishuli River beneath clear blue skies. 

Trishuli

About 70 kilometers from Kathmandu and a two-and-a-half-hour drive away, Sukute looks out over the Bhote Koshi River, also known as the Sunkoshi River, which flows directly after the Dolalghat. The drive is just on the highway so riders be mindful of how fast you go on your two-wheeler.

 

2. Muktinath, Lo-manthang

How can someone make a list of the best motorcycle destinations in Nepal and miss the infamous Muktinath, Lo-Manthang trip. This is the ultimate location for all adventure two-wheeler travelers to reach in their lifetime. 

Muktinath

Honda Nepal’s Lo-Manthang trip on the Honda Grazia was one of the most iconic videos to be there on the internet. This motorcycle or as HONDA did the Honda Grazia tour is an average 7 day trip. This trip has to be the best for the trail bike owners who want to ride their bikes to their ultimatum.

 

3. Parbat, Kusma

Parbat, Kusma has always been known for the highest and the longest suspension bridge to ever exist measuring a height of 576m long and 122m high. Another major attraction around this location is the highest bungee jump point; The Cliff. Pokhara is a significant city close to Kushma, and the two cities are only separated by 62 Kilometers.

Kusma Parbat

 It takes around two hours to go from Pokhara to Kushma, and the roads are in generally decent shape. Hence, scooters, motorcycles, and four-wheelers can cruise through the highway roads.

 

 4. The Last Resort, Bhotekoshi

Being the first ever bungee jumping location of Nepal, The Last Resort holds a special place in every adventurer's hearts. The Last Resort is Nepal's original bungee jumping location. This bungee jumping location is located near the Tibetan border on top of a canyon, a three-hour journey from the city. 

The last Resort

The roads of this highway have never been in the best condition but I have witnessed many two-wheelers cruise these roads. It stands 160 meters above the Bhotekoshi River. The 166-meter wide steel suspension bridge above the Bhotekoshi River is where the bungee jump takes place. 

 

Further adventurous activities including rafting, cannoning, kayaking, swings, etc. are organized by The Last Resort. Only in Nepal can one enjoy the breathtaking thrill of bungee jumping in the jungle.

 

5. Nepal to Tibet motorbiking

 

If one is planning to go to the extremities, a trip across borders would be it.
From Nepal, a motorbike tour of Tibet is more accessible. Both renting a motorcycle and finding a bike technician in Nepal are simple processes. The motorcycle group's immigration procedures to Tibet involve a lengthy application process that takes additional time for documents which has to be taken care of before going to the location. 

Nepal Tibet Border

Tibet Everest Base Camp and Lhasa Everest Base Camp are two well-known motorcycle routes. Royal Enfields, Crossfires, CRF’s and other cruisers and off-roaders are preferred for such biking routes.



10 Places To Visit on your Motorcycle in Nepal