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Bonny Bam | |
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 Bonny Bam with World Record Certificate & Medal | |
| Born | Bonny Elangbam 22 Aug |
| Nationality | Indian |
| Occupation(s) | Vlogger, Rider |
| Parent(s) | Elangbam Brojen Singh Elangbam Ongbi Binokumari Devi |
Bonny Elangbam, known as Bonny Bam, is an Indian travel vlogger[1] and holder of the world record for the longest distance covered on a 110CC Scooty,[2][3] working with TVS Motor Company and sponsored by TVS Jupiter.[4] The theme of the ride was #GoNorthEast Explore the Unexplored, promoting tourism in the north-eastern states of India.[5]
Scooty records edit
In 2022, Bonny Bam set a world record for riding the longest distance covered on a 110cc scooter.[6][7]
| Award Name | Recognised by | Year |
|---|---|---|
| Longest distance covered on 110CC Scooty[8] | International Book of Records | 2022 |
| Fastest expedition to the Seven Sister States on a Scooty[9] | India Book of Records | 2022 |
Social causes edit
Bonny Bam is also interested in social causes. He actively collaborates with NGOs such as ASOC (Agent for Social Change, Manipur).[10] He has organized food distribution drives, bringing sustenance to children and families in need.
References edit
- ^ "A Coder by Profession, A Rider by Passion ft. Arvind Sarin & Bonny Bam". YouTube.
- ^ "World Record by Bonny Bam".
- ^ "Bonny Bam in International Book of Records Youtube Channel". YouTube.
- ^ "Bonny Bam with TVS Jupiter".
- ^ "Bonny Bam on Impact TV News".
- ^ "LONGEST DISTANCE COVERED ON 110 CC SCOOTY".
- ^ "Bonny on EPao".
- ^ "Bonny on IBR Youtube Channel".
- ^ "Bonny on News".
- ^ "Bonny Elangbam Collaboration with ASOC".
Category:Living people Category:Vlogger Category:Indian YouTubers Category:Meitei people Category:People from Imphal