The green and black LOG OUT posters were the invitation cards, the encouraging announcement email from the Sify CIO confirmed the rumours. Sify - India's leading Internet Service Provider was about to, with a little help from the team at Royal Enfield, Log Out and experience the power of motorcycling first hand.

Come Saturday morning, the Sify bikers and their Thunderbirds were all assembled in front of Tidel Park. The Royal Enfield LOG OUT team gave the final instructions to the participants and the group was all ready and revved up to start tripping. They hit the East Coast Road, heads turned, people stopped in their tracks and the Sify riders were slowly starting to feel what a Royal Enfield biker experiences - a sense of pride.

"Sify - India's leading Internet Service Provider was about to, with a little help from the team at Royal Enfield, Log Out and experience the power of motorcycling first hand."

After an hour of easy riding, the group gathered together on the Biker’s ground off the ECR on the way for a break. After some quick introductions, the participants divided themselves into teams and prepared for the fun and games.

The first game of the morning was the ‘Can Pick-Up game’. The idea of the game was to approach a stack of RED BULL cans and pick up the cans as the stack got lower and lower. Needless to say, the top part of the stack was a cakewalk but the bottom rungs became very difficult and, finally, the lowest one could only be picked up by one of the expert riders on the LOG OUT team. Amazingly enough, he picked up the can by taking one hand off the accelerator, including a can that was lying flat on its side.