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  • #211
    Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan

    Originally posted by scooby_dooooo View Post
    They are making a new camshaft. Will they replace it for all bikes or only for the new lots?
    Heard they will be replacing the camshafts for all the bikes. And also gear shift indicator sensor.

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    Originally posted by scooby_dooooo View Post
    Cornering like a boss eh. so think its time to call Himalayan an all rounder or jack of all trades.
    Himalayan can tackle corners like a boss as you said. Its great fun. Just make sure to not scrape your shoe or the footpeg ��

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    • #212
      Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan

      Royal Enfield Himalayan recalled over faulty clutch assembly and rocker shaft
      Royal Enfield Himalayan recalled over faulty clutch assembly and rocker shaft | Motoroids
      http://www.motoroids.com/news/royal-enfield-himalayan-recalled-over-faulty-clutch-assembly-and-rocker-shaft/

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      • #213
        Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan

        My friend's Himalayan going today for rocker arm and gear shift problem. They promised they will return bike 4pm. Taking it from home, and dropping it back too
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        • #214
          Recently did manali chandratal on the Himalayan, bad roads are sugar for this bike, it just loves to eat more and more. I just took position and it make the journey more beautiful.
          Cons for touring are seat and heating issue. The actual temperature was 7-8 degrees and it was showing 28, will take it to the workshop for the issues.

          Last edited by The Monk; 07-05-2016, 11:34 AM. Reason: Consecutive posts. Please use Multiquote

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          • #215
            Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan

            Received a call from the service center this morning. The bugger was reluctant to call it a recall. But my Himalayan is in my stupid brother's custody for last 10 days in Rishikesh, who crossed Rajaji National Park at midnight yesterday. What a fool 😡

            Anyways, I'll be taking my bike to the SC this Saturday with hopes of returning minus all the niggles.

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            Received a call from the service center this morning. The bugger was reluctant to call it a recall. But my Himalayan is in my stupid brother's custody for last 10 days in Rishikesh, who crossed Rajaji National Park at midnight yesterday. What a fool 😡

            Anyways, I'll be taking my bike to the SC this Saturday with hopes of returning minus all the niggles.

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            • #216
              Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan

              Originally posted by hellrdr View Post
              Recently did manali chandratal on the Himalayan, bad roads are sugar for this bike, it just loves to eat more and more. I just took position and it make the journey more beautiful.
              Cons for touring are seat and heating issue. The actual temperature was 7-8 degrees and it was showing 28, will take it to the workshop for the issues.
              How did it perform on the water crossings? Esp in comparison to other bullets, in case you've ridden any on such terrain. I had done a spiti leh ride last year on my C500 and water crossings were a bane.

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              • #217
                Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan

                Originally posted by prateek2210 View Post
                My friend's Himalayan going today for rocker arm and gear shift problem. They promised they will return bike 4pm. Taking it from home, and dropping it back too
                Hey Prateek, how did it go? Did they change the parts? Did it solve the problems?

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                • #218
                  Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan

                  Originally posted by vigneshnm View Post
                  How did it perform on the water crossings? Esp in comparison to other bullets, in case you've ridden any on such terrain. I had done a spiti leh ride last year on my C500 and water crossings were a bane.
                  Water crossing is quite fun on it, just aim and shoot and it does not miss its mark. We had 2 tbirds and a c500 and all of them were complaining and falling

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                  • #219
                    Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan

                    Royal enfield is a luxury bike, which is the only one of others bike to ride in Himalayas rustic roads.
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                    • #220
                      Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan

                      Originally posted by batMobile View Post
                      Hey Prateek, how did it go? Did they change the parts? Did it solve the problems?
                      Changed oil, oil filter, cam shaft, rocker arm,
                      gear is smooth too now.
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                      • #221
                        Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan

                        Originally posted by prateek2210 View Post
                        Changed oil, oil filter, cam shaft, rocker arm,
                        gear is smooth too now.
                        Great! All free of cost or did they count it as a free service from your service manual? What about the engine clatter?

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                        • #222
                          Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan

                          Originally posted by RavinderKumar View Post
                          Royal enfield is a luxury bike, which is the only one of others bike to ride in Himalayas rustic roads.
                          People have taken activa and splendors to Himalayas too. It's more man than machine that counts.

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                          • #223
                            Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan

                            Originally posted by batMobile View Post
                            Great! All free of cost or did they count it as a free service from your service manual? What about the engine clatter?
                            All free of cost. free service time remains the same , this wont come under that. The clatter has decreased alot
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                            • #224
                              Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan

                              Originally posted by prateek2210 View Post
                              All free of cost. free service time remains the same , this wont come under that. The clatter has decreased alot
                              It's a great sign that clatter noise is reducing. Can you throw some light upon the mileage developments?

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                              • #225
                                Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan

                                Originally posted by Pique242 View Post
                                It's a great sign that clatter noise is reducing. Can you throw some light upon the mileage developments?
                                Recently did 700km rainy ride to hills of uttrakhand, returned mileage of 35
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