THE RODS BIKERZ Fu**in high Flyers.. Are the Fathers in burnin Rubber TYRES.. The RODS RHYME is on Hea's the ONE LINER.. It Just Sayz F.U. to all the OLD TIMERS..
RODS RULE... Riders Of The Storms a sensational riders group which started in the city of Lucknow in 2006 when four young students infused themselves with the passion of stunting from the movie Biker Boys, Ashish Singh (also known as Konvict), Ankit, Karamveer & Ashish Dixit (also known as Evil Eye) the founders of the group who laid foundation of era of stunting in northern India, since then the
group has grown in 26 cities all over India with an approximate of 2600 members. "we started stunting with our normal bikes, modified them for stunting with information available on web which required expenses with the risk of stunting, but with launch of power bikes in India like Pulsar n Apache stunting had become all the more popular and easier to start with" says Konvict one of the founders of the group "we do not promote illegal activities and do not entertain any member who is found involved in such." He adds. The group had performed various stunt shows all over the region and most recent included the powerful performance at Amity University's event "Big Picture" (Noida) and another at Varanasi Syed Adil Kazmi and Anurag Kashyap two senior members of the group from Bhopal and Meerut respectively have also appeared in "MTV Stuntmania 1 & 2nd", Akhand Singh another member from Roorkee has got his stunting talent published by the bike India magazine. "The RODS pays serious attention towards the safety of its members while stunting, stunt safety gears n helmet are a must for any member while performing stunts." Said Shashank Nagar currently managing the Lucknow team of the group, He adds "The group now aims towards becoming the India's no.1 stunt group and members are practicing hard for it." The Group constantly uploads all its activities and advancement in the stunting on Facebook n Youtube through Videos and photographs to keep its fan updated and informed.
