The rides made news.
Seven moments from the SFA journey, retold here as one self-contained editorial collection.
Every story. Right here.
No redirects and no separate archive. Each press moment is summarised in this page with its original publication credited.
Hop off Metro, hop on a Harley
From Scooty Pep to Harley-Davidson, SFA brought a range of rides to Chennai Metro stations for last-mile connectivity.
The story captured an early SFA idea: make the end of a Metro journey feel seamless by placing practical scooters and aspirational motorcycles within reach of commuters.
Read complete storyTwo-wheelers at every Chennai Metro station
A plan to make two-wheelers available across Chennai Metro stations and turn the last mile into part of the journey.
Coverage focused on the scale of the proposal: a connected rental network that could help riders continue from station exits without starting a separate transport search.
Read complete storyRent & zip on an e-bike
Metro riders could pick up electric bikes for a cleaner, quieter way to complete their trip.
This feature moved the mobility conversation toward electric two-wheelers and the role a rental fleet could play in shorter, lower-noise urban trips.
Read complete storyRental-bike CCTV cracks ATM theft case
Security footage from an SFA rental bike helped police identify suspects in a multi-city ATM theft case.
The report showed a less visible side of rental operations: traceability and fleet records can matter beyond the booking itself when an incident requires dependable evidence.
Read complete story17 bikers, 17 countries, 15,000 km
A Chennai-to-Finland charity ride crossed 17 borders in 65 days to support girls' education.
Seventeen riders set out on Royal Enfield Himalayans with a route spanning 17 countries. The ride combined endurance, international travel and a clear education mission.
Read complete storyFinnish riders cross continents for education
Seventeen Finnish riders took Royal Enfield Himalayans across continents to raise funds and awareness for education.
A second editorial lens on the same journey put the riders and their cause at the centre: using a demanding cross-border expedition to build awareness and support for education.
Read complete storySouth India Road Trip: Part 1
Traveller Tim Morch recounts a 28-day motorcycle journey through Tamil Nadu and Kerala with local support from Chennai Motorcycle Rental.
The account follows the human side of a long rental: choosing the right motorcycles, receiving practical route advice and relying on local support throughout a month on the road.
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