World record for 58 people traveling on one motorcycle!

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58 people set a world record on a single motorcycle. On Sunday, 58 members of the Indian Army Service Corps' Tornado Team set a world record by riding a 500cc Royal Enfield Classic Bullet together for 1,200 meters.

In addition, they broke the record set in 2010. In 2010, 56 people rode on one motorcycle.

The tour began on Sunday under the leadership of Major Bani Sharma. Subedar Rampal Yadav was on the motorcycle driver's seat. The Tornado team already holds 19 world records and state records. The team has a total of 39 members. There are 2 commissioned officers, 2 JCOs and 35 other members. The team has done a total of 1000 shows so far.

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