The Flying Squad India Motorcycle Club (FSI) is set to celebrate a decade of camaraderie, adventure, and passion for motorcycles with a grand event named “BiG Meet 2024” in Silvassa. This milestone marks ten years of thrilling rides, strong brotherhood, and unforgettable memories for the club’s members and the wider biking community.
A Decade of Brotherhood and Adventure
Founded in 2014 by Nilesh Telkar and five other motorcycle enthusiasts, FSI has grown from a small group of passionate riders into a nationwide network of bikers who share a love for the open road. Over the past ten years, the club has organized numerous rides, from short weekly trips to long-distance journeys, exploring the scenic beauty of India and participating in charity events.
"Big Meet" is an annual event that has since become the biggest festival for Flying Squad India riders and enthusiasts in India. It is organized by the FSI Riding community called "BiG MEET". Every year FSI hosts this event in a place of their choice with its motto.
"Ride to create memories, don't become a memory"
A Celebration of Growth and Success
As FSI celebrates its 10th anniversary, the “BiG Meet 2024” event is not just a celebration of the club’s past achievements but also a look forward to the future. The club aims to continue growing, welcoming new members, and organizing more rides and events that bring together bikers from all walks of life.
About Flying Squad India
Flying Squad India, also known as Flying Squad 120++ since 2014, is a motorcycle club that started as a dream of just five friends who shared a passion for riding. Fast-forward eight years, and the club now boasts three active chapters in Maharashtra, including Mumbai, Pune, and Sangli. In addition to these chapters, Flying Squad India has a nationwide community called 'FSI Long Distance Riders' that provides round-the-clock support for riders.
The Beginning of a Dream
What started as a small group of friends riding together and enjoying chai breaks has evolved into a well-established motorcycle club with a strong presence in the riding community of India. The club has cultivated relationships with both government and private entities, serving as support and marshaling crews for various events.
Social Impact and Community Involvement
Flying Squad India goes beyond just riding motorcycles - the club has been involved in several social cause rides, fundraising initiatives for relief funds, and mentorship programs for aspiring riders. They have also played a role in helping riders achieve prestigious titles such as those from the India Book of Records and the Long Distance Riders Association in England.
Trusted Name in the Riding Community
Today, Flying Squad India is recognized as one of the most trusted names in the riding community of India. With a strong emphasis on camaraderie, support, and safety, the club continues to grow and flourish, attracting riders from all walks of life.
Flying Squad India Motorcycle Club has come a long way from its humble beginnings as a group of friends who shared a love for riding. Through their commitment to community, social impact, and mentorship, they have established themselves as a respected and trusted organization in the riding community. Whether you're a seasoned rider or new to the motorcycle scene, Flying Squad India offers a welcoming environment where you can connect with like-minded individuals and enjoy the thrill of the open road.
FSI Member bikers and motorcycle enthusiasts from across India are invited to join the “BiG Meet 2024” in Silvassa and be part of this momentous occasion. Whether you’re a seasoned rider or a newcomer to the biking world, the event promises to offer something for everyone.
For more information about the event, visit the Flying Squad India Motorcycle Club’s official website or follow them on social media.
This celebration is a testament to the enduring spirit of the Flying Squad India Motorcycle Club and its members’ unwavering passion for motorcycles and the open road. Here’s to many more years of thrilling rides and lasting friendships