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^^I agree, all the bike manufacturers are focused on selling the bikes, post that no one really cares
^^I agree, all the bike manufacturers are focused on selling the bikes, post that no one really cares
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Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan
Which city and color mate ?Originally posted by irumbu_kudhiraiComment
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Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan
I'm an ardent fan of Black....so Granite...I live in CoimbatoreOriginally posted by scooby_dooooo View PostComment
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Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan
Sorry to barge in on this thread. But I am looking for some feedback on the Himalayan rear tyre ?
How is the grip in wet, slush, high speed riding, etc ?_________________________
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Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan
Praful : Wet and high speed (110) it has good grip on tarmac. Slush, we will be testing it soon at Chanshal. Rather we tried locking rear wheel in gravel, it stopped in less distance.Originally posted by Praful View PostFare thee well xBhp, All the best for being the biggest name in corporate world
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Originally posted by prateek2210 View Post
guys just bought my RE H on 16th and did few rides on it...
the bike just feels gr8 and the tyre set up is right... did ride is dirt , slush , rain , dry... the bike is upto the mark...
money well spent.
but small problems like :-
1) oil leak
2) the windscreen starts to vibrate at the 80 km/h speed.Attached FilesLast edited by omkar budhale; 06-21-2016, 12:19 PM.Comment
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Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan
Excellent, thanks for the positive feedback !!Originally posted by prateek2210 View Post
Still waiting for the tyre to hit retail outlets, it will be a near perfect replacement for my Michelin Sirac 120/90-17 which I've been dragging for the last 3 years._________________________
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Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan
Himalayan has tube tyre. Aint sirac tubeless? (guessing)Originally posted by Praful View Post
Also the only issue is there is no other option for Himalayan available because of the rim sizeFare thee well xBhp, All the best for being the biggest name in corporate world
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Actually the Sirac is branded as a TT tyre, but I've been using it as TL all these years without a issue.Originally posted by prateek2210 View Post
Will see if I can use the CEAT as TL, depends on the beading on the tyre. If not will switch to TT. I need that specific tyre size more than TT or TL._________________________
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Do let me know if that can be used as Tubeless or not. We were planning to go for slime few 1000kms laterOriginally posted by Praful View PostFare thee well xBhp, All the best for being the biggest name in corporate world
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Even if I can, you will not not be able to because you are running spoked wheels.Originally posted by prateek2210 View Post_________________________
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Oh yeah, completely missed that point. Will go for slime soonOriginally posted by Praful View PostFare thee well xBhp, All the best for being the biggest name in corporate world
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Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan
Get all the screws and bolts tightened. That will solve both the issues.Originally posted by omkar budhale View PostComment
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Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan
Got my Himalayan today from Bangalore and its a beauty.
So far so good, but one thing which is very obvious with this bike is the gear shift from 1-N-2. Thaat shifting is very hard. The clutch seems ok, but the gear shift is really hard.
Any solutions?Comment
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this might help.One life to ride....Comment
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