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Fulvestrant and Bevacizumab in Treating Patients With Metastatic Breast Cancer
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|August 2007
|Primary Completion Date
|February 2009 (final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
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|Fulvestrant and Bevacizumab in Treating Patients With Metastatic Breast Cancer
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|Phase II Trial of Fulvestrant and Bevacizumab in Patients With Metastatic Breast Cancer Previously Treated With an Aromatase Inhibitor
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RATIONALE: Estrogen can cause the growth of breast cancer cells. Hormone therapy using fulvestrant may fight breast cancer by blocking the use of estrogen by the tumor cells. Monoclonal antibodies, such as bevacizumab, can block tumor growth in different ways. Some block the ability of tumor cells to grow and spread. Others find tumor cells and help kill them or carry tumor-killing substances to them. Fulvestrant and bevacizumab may also stop the growth of breast cancer by blocking blood flow to the tumor. Giving fulvestrant together with bevacizumab may be an effective treatment for metastatic breast cancer.
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Patients receive fulvestrant intramuscularly on day 1 and bevacizumab IV over 30-90 minutes on days 1 and 15. Courses repeat every 4 weeks in the absence of disease progression or unacceptable toxicity.
Quality of life is assessed at baseline, prior to every other course, and at the completion of study treatment.
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|Tan WW, Dueck AC, Flynn P, Steen P, Anderson D, Rowland K, Northfelt D, Perez EA. N0539 phase II trial of fulvestrant and bevacizumab in patients with metastatic breast cancer previously treated with an aromatase inhibitor: a North Central Cancer Treatment Group (now Alliance) trial. Ann Oncol. 2013 Oct;24(10):2548-54. doi: 10.1093/annonc/mdt213. Epub 2013 Jun 24.
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The X chip connects with my PC to X Control and my xbox works fine when the USB is not plugged in but then once the xbox is booted up and I plug in the cable the screen goes blank but the LED light stays on. I have not done anything with x control. My xbox works when I try to play a burnt music cd so the chip must be working. Thought that might be useful information thanks for the help in advance.
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Well, boy child is being suspended for the rest of the week. He will be allowed to return to school on Monday. Any more offences before the end of the year, he will be expelled. We need to get through 15 weeks. This is going to be - tough!!! He made the first three years at this school without a problem. Now, everyday is a struggle.
I wish I knew how to get through to him. I just can�t. I know that is just part of autism. I know and understand that I�m lucky he functions as well as he does. I know the fact that he shows any social bonding should make me want to celebrate. I just so need to get through to him how important this is.
On the Kitty front, I'm up a ton of weight. I'm keeping to my promise to stay away from the scale until after my race on 3/9 but my jeans are a bit snug. I�m eating until I feel sick, which I haven�t done in over a year. I also try to get up and exercise � but I just start working around the house. I need to get it together.
I had my first real run in a while on Saturday and I did just under 2 miles in 22 minutes. So that�s an 11 minute mile, I don�t seem to have lost pace. What I have lost is endurance. Just 2 miles and I feel like I�m going to drop. I�m getting tired really fast. I don�t think the re-gained cushion I�m carrying is helping my endurance. Nor is my lack of regular cardio for the last month +. Not certain the candy and chips are really helping all that much either.
I know what to do and how to do it. I just need to get past the stress. I have so much stress right now. Walking/running became my stress relief. I can�t do that right now. So I�ve returned to my prior �bad� way of dealing with stress � food. I can�t allow that so I have to find OTHER stress relievers. I�ll get there. I know it.
Well, back to work tomorrow and hopefully back to my healthier life.
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You have a lot on your plate, honey, but you can do this. You're a survivor.. you have survived before; you will get through this. PLUS I'm praying for you and yours...that's always a good thing! Love you!
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I'm catching up with your blogs so I'm reading them from the last one I haven't read, till the most recent one.
I can tell it's a very very stressful period... I'm glad to read that your son will be back to school!
Do what it takes to make you feel better, especially for your son. But for your own sake, try to stay true to yourself and your efforts. You have done an amazing job and we all have setbacks. Try to get back on track soon and see this as a break from reality.
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You got this!
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You can do it.
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My boy is gonna be 18 come June....all thru the years....he's been a total muck up at school....Stay strong and try to get across that some day, he'll have to pay tha piper!
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Wow, you have a lot on your plate!
I know what it's like to have a child with special needs. My oldest was always in trouble, always looking for a new school. Luckily his probs weren't severe and he grew out of most things. Therapy has really helped with others. It's so hard!
I know what you mean by eating too much. Sounds like nerves to me! I do that myself!
Hugs girl! You will get thru this!
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I wish I had something wonderful and perfect to say.
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He only got suspended for a week. In the scheme of things, that's better than kicked out for the rest of the year. Do rewards motivate him? Maybe you could tell him that for every day he stays out of trouble, you'll do "x" for him or with him or give him some type of other reward.
As for the stress eating, can you increase your water & veggies for a bit to keep from getting too many calories?
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Wouldn't it be GREAT if there was some nice easy stress reliever that worked besides FOOD????? I've been stressed too, although obviously not over anything as significant as what you are dealing with (stressing over vacation and being gone a month pales in comparison to having a child be on the verge of getting expelled), and I've been eating poorly. It is just SO EASY to fall back in those bad habits :-(.
I know that you will figure out what you need to do and make it happen - don't look back just look forwards!
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Praying for you.
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Just catching up on your blogs. (((Kitty))) Just know I think you are an awesome lady.
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Sorry to hear about the outcome but what a relief it wasn't worse. I wish I had some words of wisdom that could help snap you out of the funk you are in. Maybe it's that time of the year? It's not just you. I have been struggling too. But I am really hoping you are not feeling as though you owe anything to anyone other than yourself. You are the only one you have to prove anything to. You are only accountable to yourself. We love you for who you are regardless if you are having a bad time or not. But I do know that you are going to be even more upset with yourself if you don't get a handle on it now. Start with one small change and work up from there. You will get there. I have faith in you.
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I am sorry to hear of the troubles with your son. I do not have any children, so try as I might, I cannot completely understand the stress you are experiencing.
I am happy to see that you are aware of the problem and are willing to take steps to correct it. Be easy on yourself. Loving yourself works much better than beating yourself up, besides, there are SO many people who will gladly beat you up why do the work yourself!
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Well I'm glad your son didn't get expelled. I wish I had some advice to give you in regards to his behavior and getting into trouble but I don't. You must take care of you though! You aren't doing your son any favors by not taking care of you and your stress. You know you feel better and can think more clearly when you exercise so you must make that a priority. I think you are also over-thinking things for your race. Your pace is the same and even if you have to take small walking breaks then you can. MJREIMERS and BESTMEPOSSIBLE had some good advice it seems. I hope that what they said can / will help with your son.
Take care of YOU!
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I am glad it worked out not too bad with your son at school, and I hope you find the way to explain to him.
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sorry I missed the other blog so I had no idea what was happening. I'm so sorry you have to go through this . one of my best friends has an autistic child and I know how difficult it can be. I'm glad he wasn't expelled. I hope he can graduate with no problems. try to be good to yourself
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Glad it's just a suspension... not great, but it's another chance, at least. I would like to point out that housework IS exercise, just probably not what you consider exercise. But it's getting up and doing something, which is better than the alternative (sitting around and doing nothing), right? (Long sentence there, oops.)
Hugs! Just take it one day at a time.
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Hi Kitty, i didn't know your son was Autistic. Mine has SID. I assume your son has been assessed by the school and they have a list of Special Ed accomodations for him. If they don't - you need to request one ASAP. The request and the assessment kind of "stop the behavioral issue clock" until the assessment / reassessment is complete. Then you can have accomodations made for his issues now and a reassessment and new accomodations as he ages. Good luck. I am home schooling mine right now to avoid the behavior issues at school until we get his physical issues stabilized.
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Kitty, you first! If you feel like you can't get up and exercise, then tell yourself that you need to walk around the block before you do anything around the house. This may help "jump start" your need to exercise. I'm in the stage that when I do get a day off, according to my schedule, I feel like I should be exercising. (I think may of us are kind of OCD. If I do something I do it really well! This includes poor choices, too!)
As for your son, the school should be making some accomodations for him. If he's having trouble relating to others/socially then sit down with him and see if the two of you can make a plan to avoid problems. Write some "social stories" that basically tells him what to do in certain situations so he can follow them when he returns to school. Maybe set up a reward system. Everyday he getst through school with no problems he can pick dinner, have a special snack, etc. Maybe even go exercise with Mom or walk the dogs with you? I hope things work out. Start crossing the days off the calendar until schools out. This will be good for you both!!!
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Glad things worked out with your son!
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Soo glad he wasn't expelled! I hope the best for both of you!!!
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You're putting way too much on yourself right now. Don't overthink your 5K--you can run 2 miles, and endorphins will get you the rest of the way. If not, you can take some short walk breaks to catch your breath. You've got this--like you said, your pace is the same.
I wish I knew how to help you with your son. First, you have to recognize that exercise will help you see things more clearly to help him. Please put down the food, and move your body. Cleaning the house is better than sitting and eating. So that counts as exercise. Get the girls out and take a long "thinking" walk or run. That almost always helps me.
You can do this, and I want to help. Let's bust through our stress together, okay? Let me know if I can help with the team at all.
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(((((((((((HUGS))))))))))))))))))) Well, I am glad it is a suspension vs. expulsion. **SIGH** I can only surmise that has a LOT to do with weight gain. **SIGH**
One things for sure . . . you know you can vent in this forum and at least get things off your chest.
Hugs and all good thoughts.
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Glad to hear he has a second chance. I hope the school is being supportive. Praying for you!
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Stress is death on well-laid plans. Plain and simple. I hope that your son "gets it" before he goes back to school next week, but I know there's nothing I can do to help you there either. Hopefully you'll have a couple warmer days this week that will give you a chance to get out walking/running and start beating back the stress.
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Oh Kitty, I wish there was something I could do to help. I really don't even know what to do for you on the team, except check for new members.
You do need your running or other exercise for stress relief so that you don't get sick.
We can all tell you what to do to help, but I know that you have to find what works for you.
Grab your "girls", and have a nice laid-back snuggle day with them, and no one else. Even if it means sitting in front of the TV with a big bowl of popcorn (they make lowfat), with one dog on each side of you.
If there is anything I can do, let me know.
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With this week's Solar Power International in Orlando, FL we're seeing a flurry of product announcements as well as some pretty dazzling facts and figures. It's too much information for anyone to wade through, so we did a little culling to come up with the seven quick highlights that appear below. (And here's today's bonus: Click to page 2 for a CNET news video on the solar robot that mechanically pivots solar panels on solar farms.)
1. Report cites historic solar growth
In Q2 of this year, the U.S. solar achieved its second-best quarter in history, having installed 742 megawatts of solar power, and the best quarter on record for the utility market segment, according to a new report from GTM Research and the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA). Utility-scale installations hit 477 megawatts in the second quarter, with eight states posting utility install projects of 10 megawatts or greater. In total, the U.S. now has 5,700 megawatts of installed solar capacity, enough to power more than 940,000 households. Get report details >>
2. A call for solar and utilities to seek a new regulatory structure
Earlier this week in Orlando, Julia Hamm, President and CEO of the Solar Electric Power Association, urged the "solar industry and the utility industry to invest in the development of a regulatory structure that allows for a new long-term, sustainable utility business model that encourages customers capable of installing solar to do so and rewards utilities that innovate and create a platform on which solar is fully leveraged for its strengths and which ensures the costs and benefits are fairly distributed." Read more >>
3. Itron's push into the solar market
The Liberty Lake, WA company announced a dedicated meter for the solar market. Itron says the revenue-grade solar meter is ideal for monitoring the energy production of residential and commercial solar PV systems. The meter includes Itron cellular communications and associated Itron software. "Solar and the integration of renewable energy into the grid have long been a part of our smart grid vision," said Russ Vanos, an Itron VP. Read the press release >>
4. California hits solar milestone
The California ISO reported earlier this month that California surpassed a major milestone during a recent heat wave that hit the sun-soaked state. More than 1,000 megawatts of solar power generationâ€"equal to the size of two large gas-fired power plantsâ€"set new U.S. records twice in recent weeks. Read more >>


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Product (RED), the Bono-run charity that helps those with AIDS in Africa, is planning to launch a music subscription service.
Subscribers will pay $5 a month to get three pieces of media every month, the first will be one track from a leading artist - with U2, Bob Dylan, Elvis Costello, Elton John, Emmylou Harris and Death Cab for Cutie all signed up so far.
The second will be a track from an up-and-coming act and the third will be a "crackerjack surprise" something, which could be a song, video, short story or "anything else that fits the description".
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Hmmm, not my experience with several HDs, a DR650, Triumph 1050, and Honda CB 650.
Honda Varadero 125, CBF 600, NC 700, VFR 800 46/2, VFR 1200 and Kawasaki ZZR 1400 here - and I want to count the 686ccm single of my Grizzly as well. In my experience the I4 engines are quite smooth at every rpm, the V4 ones are quite rough at low rpms expecially when you try to accelerate.
The 2 cylinder engines don't have that huge difference between high and low rpms but aren't as smooth as the I4s in general. Well and the single... it shakes and shakes and shakes but shakes a bit less in the high rpms.
The BMW R1200 boxer maybe is the most extreme one - I thought it would fall over from the vibrations when I started one for a test ride and let her idle. Got a bit better on the move, but not much.
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Population/income size means nothing if people aren't interested as LI has shown the last 30 years.
Go to any rink in Long Island. People wearing Ranger Merchandise out numbers Islander Merchandiser 2:1.
I have been to 2 parties in Long Island over the summer talking hockey to people, very few were Islander fans.
The majority of the long Island population could give a rats ass about the Isles
Brooklyn is our best hope
No, WINNING is our best hope. A joke in Queens/Brooklyn (Ranger Country) won't do anything but bring the punchline to their neighborhood. Yet a winning team in Uniondale, Commack, Flushing or Atlantic Yards will draw interest. You have to WIN.
Now, having said that, the way to WIN is to go where the MONEY IS.
That means Wang sells to Brooklyn's Ratner or he makes less money than in Nassau. Wang sells to Wilpon or he makes less money in Queens. Wang gets a partner and goes to a Queens or Suffolk locale and he'll be alright (NO WAY can he afford to partner with Ratner! What did the building cost and how much more to retrofit the rink dimensions - if they ever decide to make a perfect basketball arena into a hockey arena too?).
So that leaves Nassau - fix the building or build new, Wang can stand alone as owner. So.....does Wang sell or partner or does he stay in Nassau? By the look of the new seats and modest improvements done for free (as far as Wang is concerned, aside from the lockerroom, he's getting Nassau to pay the money they should have long ago), it looks like Nassau.....but does it look like a winning team?
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Yeah - our wives might not be too happy about that
Have you heard any comments about BulletWallas now that they have been taken over by a Kiwi couple? I'm kinda hoping that the Western perspective might mean better prepped and more reliable bikes - but I don't know if that's necessarily true. Hard to find reviews of these places online it seems.
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Personally, I would rather deal with non-Indian shops. You are much less likely to be tricked, ripped off, and generally be 'on the same page' with Kiwis than with Indians. So yeah, I do think it's a big plus.
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You have another option if you've decided on bullets. It will also save you time. Take the bus to and fro Manali (overnight) and hire from Anu motors at Manali (or, more accurately, Vashist, 3km from Manali). Lots of bullets, various types, at least 5 staff, place to keep luggage, and very importantly, a LOCAL, in a much better position to offer support. As such he knows the place far better than foreigners who live here a small fraction of their lives and think they know it all.
However, AFAIK, he keeps only bullets, a bike which I would not touch with a barge pole, especially in a place where being stranded due to a malfunction can kill you. Please do note - you will not find a single local using a bullet there, a bike that is looked down because of it's thirst and unreliability.
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Kind of like an old Harley, perhaps not very practical, but for some reason very attractive. Furthermore, if you plan to carry a lot of gear, they are they best choice.
Finally, they can/are very practical for the tourist. Imagine, you can show up in Manali, buy an Enfield off a traveler for $500 cash with no paper work required, find a cute Israeli chick who is sick of the bus, throw her full size pack on one side, yours on the other and take off through the Himal. If only other places were like this!
My fist RE was $450 for a gorgeous red one that I sold in Leh five weeks later (in a day) for all my expenses, including gas. I still keep in touch with Lior.
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sure do appreicate all the different viewpoints guys - not making our decisons any easier but it's good to have more than just the "Avoid RE's like the plague" perspective...
Keep 'em coming...
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The cold is hardly a problem, properly geared you can easily survive days if you have food. However a breakdown on say Tanglangla where you have to exert yourself repairing something has all the potential to give you very severe altitude sickness, even in 1 hr. I can tell you that first hand because I got stuck there on account of snow on the ice covered rocks, no mechanical malfunction. I was lucky that a convoy happened along an hour later. If it had started to snow a bit more, and the convoy had halted a the base to restart after the snow stopped....to pretend that you can't die there is being stupidly disconnected with ground realities. People HAVE died there.
By locals I mean people who actually LIVE there. Not Indian tourists, who are simply Enfield's marketing victims. I won't get into the foreigner psyche who believe the touring experience is incomplete without it being done on an enfield, wonder why they don't commute regularly at home with that thing since it is so full of soul and all that. Sure if you want to load extra people, luggage etc on your bike and have it drag itself painfully up the mountains with the occasional whiff of a fried clutch plate, thats your thing, but if you want something that handles like a pig, is almost as wide as a car anyways with those famous "LEH panniers" you have to think very carefully as to why you did not hire a car instead.
I've noticed that foreigners believe they know more about conditions here than people who actually live here, and this "knowledge " extends to vehicles they may have used for a few weeks only whereas we get to see them every day and have a much better awareness as to how they behave in the long term. I can understand them being more familiar with foreigner specific problems (such as touts, for instance), but just because they have used a vehicle for a few weeks or gone to some place once in good weather.....
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Read all about the great bike
Yeah I stand corrected, a small car is several inches wider.
Must be lying . Actually the bike went back under its own power
. clearly enjoying himself !!
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Well we certainly won't be carrying as much gear as the guy in that pic Arn!!
One backpack apiece - some extra fuel and some spares should hopefully be enough
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OK, so you don't like enfields, that much is clear. That's no reason for hyperbole. I think they are tough bikes, that require lots of maintenance, and carrying tools and a spares bin. I also love the Bajaj Pulsar 180, but have only ridden one four days in Nepal. I have taken a Chinese 150cc stree tbike, which are considered to be of the lowest quality, across XingZian, the Aksai Chin and the Tibetian plateau. I met a gent who had toured from Kargil to Padum (a much more serious trip than Manali-Leh) on an old bashed up scooter.
While I would never pretend to know as much about motor touring the Himal as a seasoned local, I do know this, people have have ridden to all corners of the globe on all manner of motorized conveyance w/o incident. I don't like Harleys and would never recommend one for a rwt tour (yet hundreds have done it on HD's), but, the again, I would never assert that the decision between a Harley and a more reliable mount is a matter of life and death.
Please understand, I mean no disrespect, I just think that there is room for opposing, but reasonable views.
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That was one of the reasons for discouraging you from carrying your camping gear :)
One up, with rucksack + tools strapped to the saree guard....any bike will do.
Except perhaps this one!
It also explains why these "classics" quickly became extinct in their country of design.
These bikes survived in India because the company saw to it that nobody else (apart from Jawa) were allowed to manufacture motorbikes, for a long long time.
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Yeah, I use to never really understand the Harley mystic. How could people love such a shitty bike? OTH, after riding RE's, now I understand, a little. I love them, but they are really, by nearly any measure (other than looks perhaps), one of the most thoroughly shitty motorcycles remaining in common use.
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Day 1: Delhi - Amritsar
Day 2: Amritsar
Day 3: Amritsar - Patnitop
Day 4: Patnitop - Srinagar (Shikara ride in Dal Lake in the evening)
Day 5: Srinagar - Kargil
Day 6: Kargil - Leh
Day 7: Leh sightseeing (Thiksey, Hemis, Shey etc.) and get the permit made for Nubra Valley, Pangong Tso and Tso Moriri
Day 8: Leh - Khardung La - Nubra Valley (Diskit or Hunder)
Day 9: Nubra Valley - Khardung La - Leh
Day 10: Leh - Pangong Tso
Day 11: Pangong Tso - Leh
Day 12: Leh
Day 13: Leh - Upshi - Chumathang - Tso Moriri (Korzok)
Day 14: Tso Moriri - Tso Kar Pang/Sarchu
Day 15: Pang/Sarchu - Jispa/Keylong/Sissu
Day 16: Jispa/Keylong/Sissu - Manali
Day 17: Manali - Chandigarh
Day 18: Chandigarh - Delhi
Obviously this is not fixed in stone but it's our basic idea right now...
What do you think??
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you also get very nice food there. Its the "non veg food capital" of India.
Do this
1 - Delhi - amritsar - 10 hours of riding
2. Visit Golden temple in morning, have breakfast, and head towards Patnitop
3. Patnitop - Sonmarg(90kms from Srinagar). truly a wonderful place
4. Sonmarg - Kargil
5. Kargil - Leh
6. Permits
7. Ride to Nubra via Khardung La
8. ride to Pangong Tso via Wari La - tough ride via Agham village. But truly worth it. you cross two crazy high passes. Wari la opens only by june end. Reach tangste(35kms from Pangong) and stay a comfortable night there).Places near the lake are cold and not comfortable
9. Pangong Tso - Spend the day there, and around 2pm start ride back to Leh (140kms)
10. Rest
11. Ride to Tso moriri - Spend night there
12. Ride hard beyond Sarchu to Jispa - Sarchu gets uncomfortably cold, and is very high altitude. This would mean starting at 6am from Tso Moriri
13. Jispa - Mandi (Ride beyond kullu, to Mandi. Its a 3 hour ride from manali or maybe 4)
14. Mandi - Delhi
See you have days to spare.
Things to do in these spare days.
1. If you have the guts and want to see Drang drung glacier - Ride to Padum. 12 hours of bone jarring, killing ride from Kargil
If you plan to do this this should be your plan after Srinagar
1. Sonmarg - Unba la(from Drass) - Sankoo
2. Sankoo - Padum
3. Padum local
4. Padum - Sankoo
5. Sankoo - leh
Sankoo is 2-3 hours from kargil on kargil padum road.
See this
And also this thread
There are many sections where foreign tourists are not allowed, but Tso Moriri/Tso Kar/Pangong/Nubra are not off limits.
Coming to choice of bike.
Enfield is grand and royal. but sometimes pain is also royal pain.
A Karizma, or a Pulsar 220 will do fine.
Pulsar comes with a big fuel tank too, and is very fuel efficient. It will climb all slopes. do not bother with camping/cooking gear. If you can reach there, the place will have atleast tented acco + food.
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The political situation bit is unpredictable, however people have to live, work, eat etc so usually a shutdown of more than a day or two is not common. Besides, there are flights out in an emergency from Srinagar.
The weather - since the last couple of years, all bets are off. Usually August is the best month. Last year it was hell on earth, I've had biking buddies get out of there alive by the skin of their teeth. I believe the Rohtang was again shut for several days too. The previous year I waited for several days in mid June before cutting my losses and turning back from Manali - the Rohtang stayed shut for 5 days after I left, a total of more than 20 days, at a time when the roads (during other years) start to look like roads again and not a collection of craters and icy bogs.
AMS - acclimatization does not start at altitudes of less than 9 - 10000 ft, and before you go into the "danger zone" as it were, it's better to be fresh and rested, and started on Diamox as a preventive measure.
Now why am I writing all this? Just because you have planned a trip in August (usually the safest time) does not mean the weather gods have sanctioned it, or some fundamentalist politician fanning hatred in Srinagar. Now what happens if you reach Keylong and the weather goes bad and the Rohtang and nearby passes are shut. You may have to stay there for maybe 3 days. Maybe more. Do you have that much standby time or will you miss your flight back? The road is the only route out. However, if you are travelling in the opposite direction, Delhi, Manali, Leh , Srinagar, you have the options of loading your vehicles in the train at Srinagar and flying to Delhi, skipping Amritsar, etc, which automatically gives you a buffer of some sort, so that you can catch your flight out.
That's why I suggest you do it in the opposite direction. Hopefully, none of the scenarios I've mentioned will happen and it will be a collection of happy memories and gorgeous photos that you take back, wondering perhaps as to why I painted such a gloomy picture, when the reality is so rosy. It's just that that's what contingency planning is about.
The changes you'd have to make, though, would be to try cross the Rohtang at the earliest, to get to Keylong where you can acclimatize. Plenty of reasonable places to stay, and just take it easy and drink in the surroundings, and take the sort of photos that turn all your friends green with envy for the next two days before moving on.
Personally, I prefer to cross Punjab at night (avoids the hideous traffic) and be in the hills by early morning so as to reach Manali by one or so, but that is DEFINITELY NOT for you. You need to get used to the bikes (no big deal for the Karizma/Pulsar/CBR) and the traffic (that can be a PRETTY BIG DEAL), so the first day stopover would be Chandigarh, then Manali (too low to start he acclimatization process), followed by Keylong. A very good alternative to Manali would be Vashist, just a few km away, everything would be a lot cheaper, the 2 km climb to town which is an irritation for somebody on foot is not felt when you have your own transport.
@ glasswave: Bashed up scooters have done it, a moped called dot has done it, one farmer from Punjab has done it in his tractor pulling a trailer, loaded with his supplies, tent, etc like, er, one of the bikes we mentioned some time back...as have cyclists. They can all do it, no argument at all. To each his own as well, again no doubt about it.
I agree I got a bit carried away by the anti enfield tirade, but this is a place where you really do not want a breakdown of any sort, and you want your bike to brake and handle well, as the consequences of something going wrong can be far more catastrophic as compared to what can happen in less hostile climates and terrain
But Yamahuh has limited time. I'm not sure he wants to spend it repairing his ride or making friends with mechanics all along the route when he could be visiting places he's been planning to see for years. We're here to help him choose the "Best" ride. He's not familiar with any of the bikes. Under those circumstance, if we consider what his priorities are, what are the chances that the bike we recommend is going to screw his trip? Mind you, any bike can, it's just that some are several times as capable as others. If any of my Indian friends wanted to do he same thing on his bullet, I would not even bring up the matter of his bike, for the simple reason, that having had this bike for some time at least (and knowing what else is available), he's going into it with his eyes wide open, the very best of luck and good wishes to him.
What would one say if he guy on the scooter kept insisting that that is the best mode of transport in the Himalayas? Or Nathan the CT110, and the farmer his tractor, with trailer? Can we call that guiding or misleading?
Posting pictures of having "road" 40 km through a snowstorm with barely a speck of snow visible on top of his bike, WHO is he B***S*******?
A light snowfall (not a storm, only morons try ride through that) makes your bike look like THIS in 3 km:
Take a good look at the stuff on the luggage, compare with the 40 km through a "storm"
You'll notice now that he has chosen to withdraw his post and his picture now that his claims do not stand up to any logical thought
Maybe, Yamahuh, you need an extra day in Delhi to ride the Bullet, the Karizma, the CBR and the Pulsar back to back, and then decide which would be "best" for you.
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The TSR Creations below were used in this Creation.
The EA Creations below were used in this Creation.
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