13 Stairs Drop On Rear Wheel
A thirteen stair drop ridden out entirely on the rear wheel, balance held from lip to landing.
Stairs, rails and walls, ridden the way they were never meant to be. Two India Book of Records entries and a decade spent building the sport in a country that did not have it.
Two national entries
TEDx KIET
National television
Ronn rides street trials. Stairs, rails, walls and gaps that most people walk past become the course.
He found the sport in a photograph in a school notebook, during a thirty rupee hour at a cyber cafe in Powai. There was no coach in the country, no scene, and no bike he could buy. He worked night shifts through college, walked fifteen kilometres a day to save the fare, and put money aside for close to two years. On 23 June 2017 he collected his first custom trials bike.
Since then he has taken the sport onto national television with India's Got Talent, onto a TEDx stage, and into campaigns, live performances and workshops with brands across cycling, lifestyle, adventure and technology. Two of his lines are entered in the India Book of Records.
He was invited as chief guest by the Telangana Government, met Fabio Wibmer in December 2022, and now splits his time between riding, creating and a role as project leader at one of India's largest technology firms.

"What is not started today is never finished tomorrow."
Two nationally ratified records, both set on a street trials bicycle, on stair sets most riders walk down.
A thirteen stair drop ridden out entirely on the rear wheel, balance held from lip to landing.
A six stair tyre tap rotated through 180 degrees, landing blind on the reverse.
When the trials bike is racked, the tank bag goes on. Ronn tours long distance across the country: ghat sections, highway hauls and unpaved detours, carrying the same discipline that holds a rear wheel steady on a thirteen stair drop.
Touring is measured in days and distance. It is the long form of the same instinct: read the terrain in front of you, then commit to it.

Campaigns, live performances, workshops and content. Open to a small number of partnerships each year.