The Open Road Wanderers Motorcycle Club successfully concluded its Annual Monsoon Ride 2025, emphasizing social responsibility, a drug-free lifestyle, and support for youth sports development.
Two-Day Ride Spreads Drug-Free Awareness
The two-day event covered key towns across Sikkim, including Singtam, Mamring, Namchi, Damthang, and Rukumtar, delivering a strong message against drug and alcohol abuse.
Riders promoted the slogan:
“Some do drugs, others pour bottles, we solve our problems with wide open throttle.”
The campaign encouraged Sikkim’s youth to adopt healthy lifestyles and pursue positive activities instead of substance use.
Collaboration and Community Support
The ride was organised in partnership with Brotherhood Bulleters and Crusaders Motorcycle Clubs, with logistical support from the Singtam Nagar Panchayat and Singtam Police.
The flag-off ceremony was attended by prominent figures including Suresh Kumar Tamang, President of Singtam Nagar Panchayat, and Ujjwal Pandey, Special Executive Magistrate. Police and civil defence officials also joined to reinforce the #SayNoToDrugs campaign.
Supporting Young Athletes at Bermiok Football Academy
On the second day, riders shifted focus to supporting young footballers at the Bermiok Football Academy. Around 50 bikers from Open Road Wanderers and Brotherhood Bulleters delivered five new footballs and financial assistance of Rs 18,000 to help the academy’s programs.
Roshan Chettri, chief of Open Road Wanderers MC, motivated the young athletes, urging them to stay dedicated, work hard, and strive to become future football stars. He also pledged ongoing support for initiatives nurturing sports talent in Sikkim.
