Royal Enfield Nepal’s ‘One Ride’ Draws Over 1,500 Riders Nationwide

Royal Enfield Nepal’s annual ‘One Ride’ brought together more than 1,500 riders across the country, with the event taking place simultaneously at multiple locations today.

More than 600 riders participated in the Kathmandu edition alone. The Kathmandu ride started from Pragya Bhawan in Kamaladi and concluded at Best Western Plus in Godavari.

Riders from 22 authorised Royal Enfield dealer locations across Nepal took part in the event, bringing together members of the brand’s rider community from different parts of the country.

As part of the event, Royal Enfield Nepal also provided financial support of Rs. 2 lakh to the Down Syndrome Association Nepal.

The cheque was handed over by Meghraj Poudel, Director of Alpha Automotive Pvt. Ltd., to Ramesh Tamang, President of the Down Syndrome Association Nepal, along with Vice President Dr. Prabha Mainali and R.K. Singh.

Speaking during the cheque handover, Poudel said Royal Enfield aims to connect riding not only with motorcycles and travel but also with social responsibility and community engagement. He added that the company would continue such social and community-focused initiatives in the future.

According to Royal Enfield Nepal, the ‘One Ride’ was organised to bring riders and riding communities from different parts of the country onto a common platform, facilitate the exchange of experiences and promote a culture of safe and responsible riding.

The company says it has been expanding its rider community beyond motorcycles and riding by incorporating social activities as well. Organised under Royal Enfield’s ‘Pure Motorcycling’ philosophy, this year’s ‘One Ride’ connected riders across Nepal through a single campaign while further strengthening the brand’s engagement with local communities.