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As a motorcycle enthusiast, I can say that nothing compares to the feeling of freedom that comes from riding your own bike. But for some women, the idea of getting on a motorcycle can be daunting, and even forbidden by family members. That’s why I was so excited to hear about the story of a woman in India who was able to overcome her family’s objections and take to the open road on a motorbike - and she’s doing it despite never having ridden one before.

Myra Srivastava is a 21-year-old engineering student from Mumbai, India. Her father has been a motorcycle enthusiast for many years, but his enthusiasm wasn’t passed down to his daughter. Despite her love for motorcycles, her family had forbidden her from ever riding one.

But Myra didn’t let that stop her. She decided to challenge herself and her family by enrolling in a motorcycle-riding course. Despite her lack of experience, she quickly gained confidence in her riding skills and began to enjoy the thrill of the open road on her motorcycle.

Myra’s story is an inspiring reminder that anything is possible if you are willing to take a chance and push yourself beyond your comfort zone. With hard work and determination, she was able to break through her family’s objections and become the first woman in her community to take to the open road on a motorcycle. Her story is a testament to the power of believing in yourself and having the courage to pursue your dreams no matter what obstacles you may encounter.

Isageek Com