How Ansar built Rs.10cr riding gears brand Biking Brotherhood with 2 tailors, used machines
A poor welder's son founded a riding gears brand with two tailors, and used stitching machines. Biking Brotherhood now clocks a turnover of Rs. 10 crore. A man who grew up riding luxury motorcycles and hanging out at the local mechanic shop in his birthplace of Kailasapuram in Trichy district, Tamil Nadu, now controls a company with a Rs 10 crore turnover. Ansar, 44, whose father was a poor welder, is the man behind Biking Brotherhood, a Chennai-based manufacturer of high-quality riding gear for adventure riders including as jackets, boots, gloves, and racing suits. With two secondhand stitching machines and two tailors, Ansar founded Biking Brotherhood, a riding gears brand. Ansar had a rough childhood because his father, who is now no more was the family's sole earner and earned barely Rs 750 per month as a welder. Ansar, whose family relocated to Chennai when he was 10 years old after his father went to work in Saudi Arabia, adds, "I never got t...