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  • Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan

    Thank you B7ACKTHORN! So, yesterday evening got the bike from SVC. THE PROBLEM HAS SOLVED! Asked them what they did. They connected the diagnostic tool and showed me the throttle push(TP) values and it's battery voltage values and said they had slightly increased the battery voltage value in accordance with the throttle push. And also said they had removed the tank and adjusted something in the fuel injection part.

    I tested the bike and it was all fine. I tested the bike today morning and the engine stalling never happened. I tested extensively taking the bike through every nook and corner in my locality, the engine cutoff never happened!

    I hope it never creeps in again! I love this bike and I am happy right now!

    Another thing I complained to them was this knocking sound from silencer when the bike is left stationary/parking after riding it. It's not the engine tick tick sound. It's like 'tup' you know like a sound from a tin can. It comes 4-5 times and goes off after some 4-5 minutes. They said it's due to the gas from the catalytic converter and said it's normal and nothing to worry! I hope so!

    Later, I will share my thoughts about the bike and also I have some questions regarding modifications. Will post that sooner!
    Originally posted by B7ACKTHORN View Post
    Frequent stalling and the fact that your ECM diagnoses has isolated it to a faulty relay, it's high time they replace the relay. The relay is what powers the fuel pump, if the relay isn't supplying the power necessary for the pump, the pump won't feed fuel to the engine, and in turn will cause frequent stalling or complete failure. I'd suggest you ask that your SVC replace your fuel pump relay, that's one. Secondly, make sure your fuel pump pressure is right, which the SVC can check.

    Stalling can be due to altogether different reasons also, but for now, let's see what their prognosis is. Keep your observations posted.

    Cheers!
    VJ

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    • Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan

      Originally posted by blackspark3 View Post
      Thank you B7ACKTHORN! So, yesterday evening got the bike from SVC. THE PROBLEM HAS SOLVED! Asked them what they did. They connected the diagnostic tool and showed me the throttle push(TP) values and it's battery voltage values and said they had slightly increased the battery voltage value in accordance with the throttle push. And also said they had removed the tank and adjusted something in the fuel injection part.

      I tested the bike and it was all fine. I tested the bike today morning and the engine stalling never happened. I tested extensively taking the bike through every nook and corner in my locality, the engine cutoff never happened!

      I hope it never creeps in again! I love this bike and I am happy right now!

      Later, I will share my thoughts about the bike and also I have some questions regarding modifications. Will post that sooner!
      That's great! Now, even I can't fathom as to what "tweaking" they did, if all seems good, then that's all that matters, though they could have helped you in getting insight as to what specifically they did. Honestly, from what you've posted, I couldn't infer a thing or isolate to what. But, do keep a tab on the issue for a week.

      Ride safe!

      Cheers!
      VJ
      Once upon a time, a guy asked a girl 'Will you marry me?'
      The girl said, 'NO!'


      And the guy lived happily ever after and rode motorcycles and watched sport on a big screen TV, went fishing and surfing, and played golf a lot, and drank beer and scotch and had tons of money in the bank and left the toilet seat up and farted whenever he wanted.


      THE END

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      • Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan

        Had the OE handlebar replaced with one from Thunderbird X -higher by 30mm and the bend comes closer to the body for a more relaxed posture.Cost Rs640 for the handlebar and Rs226 labour charges-Rs866 total

        [MENTION=102876]blackspark3[/MENTION] ,my bike stalls too when cold and in slow speed riding but not as frequently as your's did -guess will get it checked up at the RE ASC if it continues to do so-completed 1250 kms yesterday in 37 days of ownership
        Dad's Bajaj Super-1983-1989
        Hero Honda Sleek-1989-1992
        Rajdoot Yamaha RD350-1990-2017
        Royal Enfield Bullet Std 1970 model-1991-1997
        Bajaj Pulsar P220EFI-2008-2011
        Bajaj Avenger220-2011--------
        Harley Davidson XG750 Street ABS 2017---
        KTM Duke390 BS3 2016-2020
        RE Himalayan BS4 2020-

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        • Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan

          Originally posted by zestbiker View Post
          Had the OE handlebar replaced with one from Thunderbird X -higher by 30mm and the bend comes closer to the body for a more relaxed posture.Cost Rs640 for the handlebar and Rs226 labour charges-Rs866 total
          ZB, can you please post a better picture of the handlebar. The image is not visible, requesting you to reupload the picture with a cockpit view. Were there any issues with the routing and cabling? Hope there was no tight spots with cables, especially accelerator and clutch cable. Would like to know more on this.

          Cheers!
          VJ
          Once upon a time, a guy asked a girl 'Will you marry me?'
          The girl said, 'NO!'


          And the guy lived happily ever after and rode motorcycles and watched sport on a big screen TV, went fishing and surfing, and played golf a lot, and drank beer and scotch and had tons of money in the bank and left the toilet seat up and farted whenever he wanted.


          THE END

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          • Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan

            @B7ACKTHORN
            Was not present at the ASC when this was done-but find no movement constraints on reverifying after your post.The cables and wiring surely does'nt look pushed/pulled-the fact that the OE trained staff did this change -infact it was suggested by the chief mechanic when i talked to him about changing position of OE handlebar as i found it to be too low especially while riding standing up.
            Last edited by zestbiker; 03-23-2020, 01:13 PM.
            Dad's Bajaj Super-1983-1989
            Hero Honda Sleek-1989-1992
            Rajdoot Yamaha RD350-1990-2017
            Royal Enfield Bullet Std 1970 model-1991-1997
            Bajaj Pulsar P220EFI-2008-2011
            Bajaj Avenger220-2011--------
            Harley Davidson XG750 Street ABS 2017---
            KTM Duke390 BS3 2016-2020
            RE Himalayan BS4 2020-

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            • Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan

              This photos getting automatically deleted is a big problem [MENTION=39214]B7ACKTHORN[/MENTION].
              HERE is another photo showing the rise of the TbX handlebar
              Dad's Bajaj Super-1983-1989
              Hero Honda Sleek-1989-1992
              Rajdoot Yamaha RD350-1990-2017
              Royal Enfield Bullet Std 1970 model-1991-1997
              Bajaj Pulsar P220EFI-2008-2011
              Bajaj Avenger220-2011--------
              Harley Davidson XG750 Street ABS 2017---
              KTM Duke390 BS3 2016-2020
              RE Himalayan BS4 2020-

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              • Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan

                Originally posted by zestbiker View Post
                @B7ACKTHORN
                Was not present at the ASC when this was done-but find no movement constraints on reverifying after your post.The cables and wiring surely does'nt look pushed/pulled-the fact that the OE trained staff did this change -infact it was suggested by the chief mechanic when i talked to him about changing position of OE handlebar as i found it to be too low especially while riding standing up.
                Thank you for reverting, and yes if it fits on the stock upper plate without a fuss and not fouling up with the movement of cables and switchgear, I reckon it's a job well done. I would love to get a better view. I mean from your view point while sitting on the bike, so that everyone can get an idea and instead of risers that are costlier than the handlebars themselves, this should come in as a quick reminder for people looking for the mod.

                Thank you.

                Cheers!
                VJ
                Once upon a time, a guy asked a girl 'Will you marry me?'
                The girl said, 'NO!'


                And the guy lived happily ever after and rode motorcycles and watched sport on a big screen TV, went fishing and surfing, and played golf a lot, and drank beer and scotch and had tons of money in the bank and left the toilet seat up and farted whenever he wanted.


                THE END

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                • Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan

                  Hi Everyone,

                  I am looking for pre worshipped 2018/2019 Himalayan in Delhi. With my budget I can have only used Dominar or used Himalayan. Mind says dominar heart says Himalayan and this time I let my heart win.

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                  • Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan

                    Hello everyone. I've been following this thread for some time now. I had booked a BS6 Himalayan (Lake Blue) on the 19th of March which would have been delivered to me by the end of the month had normalcy prevailed. I'm from Delhi and had been looking to buy a bike for leisure (no daily commutes). After jumping from the Xtreme 200S to the FZ-25 to the Jawa 42 to the Dominar 400, I ended up choosing the Himalayan (). Why, you'd ask? I wanted a bike with versatility which is easy to ride, comfortable and could also prove to be a potent tourer on the highways and hills. I had settled on a Jawa 42 but the super low ground clearance made me rethink my decision and the powerful torque on the Himalayan sealed the deal for me. Can't wait for the world to heal and the lockdowns to be taken down.

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                    • Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan

                      Originally posted by rahulsuneja View Post
                      Hello everyone. I've been following this thread for some time now. I had booked a BS6 Himalayan (Lake Blue) on the 19th of March which would have been delivered to me by the end of the month had normalcy prevailed. I'm from Delhi and had been looking to buy a bike for leisure (no daily commutes). After jumping from the Xtreme 200S to the FZ-25 to the Jawa 42 to the Dominar 400, I ended up choosing the Himalayan (). Why, you'd ask? I wanted a bike with versatility which is easy to ride, comfortable and could also prove to be a potent tourer on the highways and hills. I had settled on a Jawa 42 but the super low ground clearance made me rethink my decision and the powerful torque on the Himalayan sealed the deal for me. Can't wait for the world to heal and the lockdowns to be taken down.
                      Welcome to the boards. One thing the Himalayan does above everything is, do things at its own pace and style. No hurries, no chatphata, helps you gulp in everything passing by and with sofa like comfort, and a great riding position. Do post your ownership experience, post relaxation and when you get hold of your motorcycle.

                      Cheers!
                      VJ
                      Once upon a time, a guy asked a girl 'Will you marry me?'
                      The girl said, 'NO!'


                      And the guy lived happily ever after and rode motorcycles and watched sport on a big screen TV, went fishing and surfing, and played golf a lot, and drank beer and scotch and had tons of money in the bank and left the toilet seat up and farted whenever he wanted.


                      THE END

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                      • Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan

                        can someone guide me how to set idle rpm on royal enfield himalayan bs6..?

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                        • Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan

                          Originally posted by Harkirat008 View Post
                          can someone guide me how to set idle rpm on royal enfield himalayan bs6..?
                          In Classic 500 (EFI) there use to be a brass screw which is used to set the idle rpm, I would strongly suggest don't touch it.
                          its not advisable to fiddle with the EFI system if you don't have proper tools. Saying from personal experience.

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                          • Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan

                            Originally posted by Harkirat008 View Post
                            can someone guide me how to set idle rpm on royal enfield himalayan bs6..?
                            There is a big BRASS IDLE Screw on top of the throttle body, you turn it counter clock wise, the RPM increases, if you turn it clock wise it will reduce the RPM. You need to remove the tank and see the top of the throttle body and adjust it by turning quarter of a turn. Always adjust the idle at cold. The RPM should be set at 1150 to 1200 this way when the engine warms up, the idle will be set to 1450 to 1500. This can be done at the SVC also.

                            Cheers!
                            VJ
                            Once upon a time, a guy asked a girl 'Will you marry me?'
                            The girl said, 'NO!'


                            And the guy lived happily ever after and rode motorcycles and watched sport on a big screen TV, went fishing and surfing, and played golf a lot, and drank beer and scotch and had tons of money in the bank and left the toilet seat up and farted whenever he wanted.


                            THE END

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                            • Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan
                              Thank you both Mandar_C500 and B7ACKTHORN for the info... :-)
                              As per the owner manual, bs4 himalayan has idle RPM at 1250 plus minus 50 rpm at EOT 80 deg where as the bs6 himalayan has idle RPM at 1350 plus minus 200 rpm.
                              Mine bs6 himalayan idle rpm remains b/w 1500 to 1700 rpm and i noticed that after riding it about 40-45 km to my home. I asked RE showroom about this and told me to bring the bike to showroom and they'll look but then lockdown was enforced due to covid-19. Got my Himalayan sleet bs6 just a week before the lockdown and odo is at 321km. The idle rpm levels stays at around 1600-1800 rpm after engine is warmed up and ridden some kilometers which i noticed during my two rides to my work place (during the lockdown, emergency duty) which is about 70 km away. Also, my bs6 himalayan has orange display instead of white, but the colour does not concern me as long everything works fine. I wont be doing anything as Mandar_C500 advised and let the service centre guys handle it. Everything else on bike seems good...!!
                              Thanks again.
                              Last edited by Harkirat008; 04-17-2020, 09:47 PM.

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                              • Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan

                                @zestbiker is the new handle hitting the windshield when its turned fully ? hows the ride comfort after the change ? i had changed the handle of my REH to one i had bought online but it had rusted so thinking of your type modification.

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