Off Road - July 2016

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OFF ROAD INDIA - July-Sept 2016

In the 8th edition of India’s only off-road magazine we celebrate Jeep’s imminent India launch by traveling to the USA for its 75th anniversary celebrations in the Moab desert. We also take a brace of Tigers to the Himalayas, drive a couple of monster Toyota pickups in the whites of Iceland, tell you how to drive in the desert and speak to one of India’s leading jeep restorers. OFF ROAD India is a quarterly magazine distributed free with evo India and also available as a stand-alone digital magazine.

Top of the world - Its Jeep’s 75th anniversary and we are invited to the party which includes driving on Moab’s hardcore off-road trails in a Jeep Wrangler Rubicon

Tigers to Leh - What is it like to ride a big adventure motorcycle on the challenging roads in India? We answer this question while taming two Triumph Tigers in the Ladakhi wilderness

Allan’s Jeeps - Alan Alemdia builds extreme off-road vehicles, restores vintage cars and has a gazillion Land Rovers awaiting his loving touch at his workshop. We check out his ongoing projects as well as his fantastic collection

Arctic Trucks - Getting stuck in an arctic blizzard in extremely modified Toyota Hilux pick-ups

Desert driving 101 - Driving on sand is fun until you get stuck. In this story, we discuss the basics of driving on sand while attending the Desert Storm Rally

Community section - OFF ROAD India is, first and foremost, a magazine for the off-road community, and to build on our connect with off-road clubs in India we have started a special section where we feature interesting drives, builds, restorations and projects done by off-road enthusiasts across the country

Off Road Magazine Description:

A credible, authoritative and stand-alone magazine devoted to the burgeoning off- road culture in India and abroad. The primary objective is to enhance the awareness of off-roading (events, participants, organizers and supporters) in India, exciting the enthusiast, educating him/her about a culture that has been around for ages and now gathering momentum. It will be a platform for Indian off-roaders to engage with the community. Importantly it will also engage with sponsors of off-road events and give them a platform to highlight their activities and thus draw in more interest into the sport.