But who are they ?

The project genesis Moto Masala is born from the will of two bikers, Maÿlis and Cyril, to set up a business in a leisure activity close to nature, capitalizing on :   - the experience of Cyril in business events and tourism   - the experience of Maÿlis in consulting and finance Add to this Maÿlis’ father being settled in India (homecountry of Royal Enfield), Norman connections and a touch of Ural, and you’ll get Moto Masala, a spicy cocktail! Riding a Bullet in South India Maÿlis, originally from Normandy, has been brought up surrounded by bikes with her father’s collection (montesa, bultaco, kawa, KTM…). A grown-up, she finally got her driving license in 1998 right in the middle of the winter (brrrr…). She then hesitates a lot, considers a Ducati monstro, then a Triumph Bonneville or an XT500, before falling in love with Royal Enfields. After 13 childhood years spent abroad (Lybia, Morocco, United-States, Koweït), she returns to her homecountry, France, to follow very classic studies leading her to consulting. She recently decided to change orientation to renew with nature and entertainment. Cyril, Norman by adoption, but originally from southern France, has always enjoyed the sense of freedom attached to two-wheel driving. Ever since he was 16, he couldn’t wait to drive his first scooter. Later, some rainy day in February 2000, while riding his SV80, he fell down in Meudon (Paris’ suburbs) hill, and his broken metacarpus convinced him never to ride again these machines. Yet a few days earlier, the mechanic did tell him to think about changing the brake cable.”If you’re not too stupid and a bit handy….” he said. Well, now he’s got his licence and he is a bit more careful ! On the professional side, he has worked many years in business events organisation and business tourism. Organisation of 4x4 tours in France, Morocco, Senegal and Australia has given him the sense of adventure and a taste for raids. Spending some time with Nissan Aventures opened his mind to lively emotions and spirits of travelling, discovery, and sharing.