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Royal Brothers Trains More Than 150 Women Riders in Kochi
Royal Brothers held a motorcycle and scooter training event for women in Kochi.
More than 150 women joined the programme.
They practiced riding automatic scooters and geared motorcycles.
Trainers taught them how to balance at low speeds and control the throttle.
They also learned emergency braking and safer riding habits.
The participants received certificates after completing the session.
Royal Brothers says the programme is meant to help women travel more independently.
The wider initiative has trained more than 1,500 women across India.
Royal Brothers and Moto Business Service India hosted the “RB for Women” riding initiative in Kochi.
More than 150 women participated in training for automatic scooters and geared motorcycles.
Professional trainers covered balancing, throttle control, emergency braking and defensive riding.
Participants received completion certificates and gained confidence navigating urban traffic.
The initiative has trained more than 1,500 women across India, while Royal Brothers operates in four Kerala cities.
- Who
- Royal Brothers and Moto Business Service India, with professional trainers and more than 150 women participants.
- What
- They conducted the “RB for Women” initiative to teach women practical skills for riding scooters and geared motorcycles.
- Where
- Kochi, Kerala, India.
- When
- The event was published on September 20, 2026; the article does not specify the exact event date.
- Why
- The initiative aims to promote women’s independence, safer urban travel and greater access to mobility.
Key facts
- Event
- “RB for Women” bike-riding initiative
- Location
- Kochi, Kerala
- Participants
- More than 150 women
- National reach
- More than 1,500 women trained across India
- Training topics
- Low-speed balancing, throttle control, emergency braking and defensive riding
- Kerala operations
- Royal Brothers is present across four cities in Kerala
- Partners
- Royal Brothers and Moto Business Service India, a subsidiary of Yamaha Motor Co., Japan
Quotes
Abhishek Chandrashekar
Co-founder and CEO of Royal Brothers
“The sheer energy and determination we witnessed at this edition of RB For Women in Kochi was inspiring. We are steadily moving closer to our mission of expanding access over ownership across India, and Kochi’s new riders have proved that the road belongs to everyone.”
thehindubusinessline.com
Sources
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