Naked Wolves India
This Namma Bengaluru brotherhood of bikers exclusively celebrates the Pulsar 200 NS.
Founded in 2012 in Bengaluru by Arjun Shankar, Naked Wolves is a vibrant community of over 100 motorcyclists who share an unwavering love for the Bajaj Pulsar 200 NS. Born out of a single man’s vision, today the group has evolved into a strong-knit brotherhood united by their shared passion for riding.
Naked Wolves is more than just a riding club; it’s a family. Members come together for regular rides, events and gatherings. This fosters a sense of camaraderie and belonging. The group’s commitment to safety and responsible riding is paramount.
Beyond their love for riding, the Naked Wolves actively engage in social causes. Their ‘Miles for Smiles’ programme involves organizing charity rides to raise funds for various social welfare organizations. From snow clad Himalayan ranges to the hairpin bends of the Malabar, they have travelled far and wide.
Indrathirth Sunny, an early member and the current lead admin for Bengaluru chapter feels the ‘Miles for Smiles’ is their flagship BSR (Biker Social Responsibility) initiative. They are glad to support the Meals on Two Wheels for it is an extension of what they do. “By collaborating with Chefs Ride 2025, we hope to amplify the reach thereby not only extending our current causes by also inspiring like-minded clubs to follow suit,” said Sunny.
The Naked Wolves ethos is ATGATT; All The Gear All The Time. They believe in safety first. No wonder even today, they stand as the youngest Indian motorcycling exclusive motorcycling group that is not only spread across the county but also to have an international presence.
