The Bajirao (Edition 3)

Dates: Friday, 17th July to Tuesday, 21st July 2026
Start Point: Sinnar, 5:30 AM on Saturday, 18th July
Total Tour Distance: ~600 km
Total Cycling Distance: ~225 km
Difficulty Level: Moderate to Difficult

Route Overview

Sinnar → Dubere → Niphad → Chandwad → Dhule → Shirpur → Palasner → Sendhwa → Thikri → Khalghat → Dhamnod → Maheshwar → Kasrawad → Pipalgon → Raverkhedi

This is our tribute ride to Peshwa Bajirao I — cycling from his birthplace in Dubere to his samadhi in Raverkhedi. The journey combines history, endurance, and the joy of exploring Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh on two wheels.

Expect 3 days of riding (~80 km/day), supported by a vehicle, with flat terrain, some ghats, and a rough patch on the last day. There will be scenic and cultural halts, regroup points, and photo ops along the way.

Tour Highlights

• Ride from Bajirao I's birthplace to his final resting place
• Cross 3 major rivers — Godavari, Tapi, and Narmada
• Explore the historic towns of Maheshwar and Mandu
• Cycle through the changing landscapes of Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh
• Like minded fellow cyclists — a tight-knit ride crew

Cost

SW Tribe Members: ₹27,500

Non Tribe Members: ₹30,000

Advance: ₹7,000 (Non-refundable)

Inclusions

• Route planning and support
• Hotel stay (triple sharing) from 17–21 July
• Back-up vehicle & support mini-bus
• All meals: breakfast, lunch, dinner
• Hydration support
• Basic first aid
• Mechanical assistance for punctures
• Cycle transport from Pune to Sinnar and back

Exclusions

• Travel from your home to/from Sinnar
• Personal expenses
• Emergency medical costs
• Major mechanical repairs or local mechanic fees
• Camera/video equipment charges
• Any item not listed under "Inclusions"

Limited Seats: 25 Cyclists Only
Confirm your participation early.

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Edition 2 Recap

In July 2024, the second edition of The Bajirao Ride traced the 300-kilometer path of the legendary Peshwa Bajirao I — from his birthplace in Dubere, Maharashtra, to his samadhi at Raverkhedi on the banks of the Narmada in Madhya Pradesh. Riders crossed three major rivers, tackled back-to-back centuries across diverse terrain — smooth highways, ghats, and rough village roads — and explored the cultural richness of Maheshwar and Mandu along the way. Three days of riding through two states, connecting the legacy of a warrior who shaped an empire with the simple power of pedaling.

Edition 2 Highlights