Monday morning before meeting up with Ranjana and Shekhar, Shweta and I took a little walk from the hotel to the Colaba market. This market is what'd you'd expect from the typical Indian street market - narrow roads, many people, and a huge variety of items for sale.
Here's the local bike shop, with the crew working their way through your normal every day bike maintenance, like truing wheels and fixing flats:
Deep, the guy in orange on the right, was very happy to tell me about why he's a Modi supporter and took some interest in my bike collection. After exchanging some stories, we continued to tour the market. Not too much to find here, though the looks that Shweta's above the knees, North American dress garnered were a pretty clear signal that the outfits needed some adjustment toward the more conservative side of things.
Here's the local bike shop, with the crew working their way through your normal every day bike maintenance, like truing wheels and fixing flats:
Deep, the guy in orange on the right, was very happy to tell me about why he's a Modi supporter and took some interest in my bike collection. After exchanging some stories, we continued to tour the market. Not too much to find here, though the looks that Shweta's above the knees, North American dress garnered were a pretty clear signal that the outfits needed some adjustment toward the more conservative side of things.
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