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  • #76
    Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan

    Originally posted by prateek2210 View Post
    Me here is my dear friend (Samrat), yes we covered 522kms in 3 days and gave it for service on the 4th day.



    Generally , any bike returns bad mileage before the first service a sthe materials and metals are all new and the friction quotient is high.
    The numbers I quotes are the numbers that came up on meter. Will do tank full method soon.
    The average shown on meter is average speed. Himalayan being a carburetted engine its not possible to give outputs on fuel consumption. I may be wrong. Please confirm in both cases.
    One life to ride....

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    • #77
      Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan

      Originally posted by tripster View Post
      The average shown on meter is average speed. Himalayan being a carburetted engine its not possible to give outputs on fuel consumption. I may be wrong. Please confirm in both cases.
      Himalayan has average fuel consumption meter based on trip meters.
      I dont think they will use the term kmpl just like that in front of a number
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      • #78
        Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan

        Originally posted by prateek2210 View Post
        Himalayan has average fuel consumption meter based on trip meters.
        I dont think they will use the term kmpl just like that in front of a number
        That's an "average speed" brother, you have Trip A & Trip A avg, then Trip B & Trip B avg then Trip F.
        Himalayan doesn't tell you the mileage.

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        • #79
          Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan

          Originally posted by Mohanlal View Post
          That's an "average speed" brother, you have Trip A & Trip A avg, then Trip B & Trip B avg then Trip F.
          Himalayan doesn't tell you the mileage.
          Thank you for clarifying. 16-17 kmpl mileage would be disastrous!

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          • #80
            Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan

            Originally posted by Mohanlal View Post
            That's an "average speed" brother, you have Trip A & Trip A avg, then Trip B & Trip B avg then Trip F.
            Himalayan doesn't tell you the mileage.
            I will check again, but I guess it showed 27kmpl in our 300km bfast ride, and I am sure we were not riding at 26-27 speed

            Might be my mistake in reading. #sillyme
            Last edited by prateek2210; 06-01-2016, 12:57 PM.
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            • #81
              Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan

              Originally posted by hellrdr View Post
              Aftermarket upgrades,
              Anyone installed any upgrades like seat cover, exhaust? I haven't heard anything from anyone.. triumph tiger styled seat covers would add nice touch to the motorcycle.
              I have not seen/heard anybody using aftermarket accessories but I just made a quick research and got these inputs.

              1. Pics shown by RE has crash guards, I dont think this will be available as aftermarket but RE might sell in some days/month (no idea about that), refer below pic
              Click image for larger version Name: 1920x1080_Image26.jpg Views: 1 Size: 113.7 KB ID: 1936851

              2. I found an article talking about the aftermarket accessories

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              Next day after 1st service, I did a 320km ride with a pillion to Mandya (70km before Mysore)

              While going there, there was a heavy traffic for 5-8kms, couldn't go above 2nd gear, which made me miss my Unicorn. It was not that hard so somehow I managed it.
              In the plain road it Himalayan cruised really well and got enough power to race with 500cc REs. After a stressful handling in the traffic, engine started giving clattering sound. The sound stopped after a 10 mins of break, from then I started giving 10mins of break after every 75km to 100km.

              On the way back there was huuuuuge traffic for around 15-20kms, I took the side mud road of the Tarmac where other vehicles struggle to ride but Himalayan just flew over the stones and broken muddy roads, which saved me an hour of time.

              I think the 2nd service would be after 5000 or 10,000kms, can anybody confirm this?

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              • #82
                Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan

                Confirmed, it is avg speed (kick me in the rear for the mistake)

                Now how come it showed 27kmph in the whole trip
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                • #83
                  Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan

                  Originally posted by prateek2210 View Post
                  I will check again, but I guess it showed 27kmpl in our 300km bfast ride, and I am sure we were not riding at 26-27 speed

                  Might be my mistake in reading. #sillyme
                  Yes this seems correct but how will it judge the amount of fuel consumed. Also if kmpl is written then it is fuel consumption. Will confirm when i get mine. Only TD bikes available in Nagpur. Not a single delivery yet. May be they will sort out initial niggles and then launch country wide.
                  One life to ride....

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                  • #84
                    Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan

                    Originally posted by prateek2210 View Post
                    Confirmed, it is avg speed (kick me in the rear for the mistake)

                    Now how come it showed 27kmph in the whole trip
                    We are missing something here. It can't be that low. God knows. Even RE showroom guys have no idea had called them. Will have to check personally.
                    One life to ride....

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                    • #85
                      Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan

                      Same here, RE guys also dont know why it showed so less when we were in between 50-70kmph range....and stopped only twice.
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                      • #86
                        Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan

                        Originally posted by prateek2210 View Post
                        Same here, RE guys also dont know why it showed so less when we were in between 50-70kmph range....and stopped only twice.
                        Maybe the accuracy will improve over time.
                        four wheels move the body but two wheels move the soul.

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                        • #87
                          Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan

                          Originally posted by prateek2210 View Post
                          So my friend's Himalayan went for first service on the 4th day after being bought, yes we completed 52kms in 3days.
                          The first service costed us 1262INR which included 830INR for oil and 109INR for oil filter.
                          I still cant understand how come the 15W50 Liquid Gun oil can sustain upto 5000kms (next service interval).

                          He got a normal seat cover for both the seats, I will be installing the leg guards on the his Himalayan this weekend.

                          Some issues we faced :
                          1) Its a tough job getting the neutral, and downshifting from 2 to 1
                          2) The oil marks were there in these 3days, hope now they will reduce.
                          3) The mileage it showed was 16/17 in city and 26/27 in highway 60kmph-80kmph riding, hope it gets little better after the service.
                          1) Oil change won't be done at 5000km. Only top-up. But I suggest you to get the oil change done. I will be doing an oil change at 2500km again. Don't want to take any chances.
                          2) Gears are hard. Nothing to worry about it.
                          3) Its not the mileage that is shown in the speedo meter. Its Kmph. I don't know how it calculates that low speed!! Nobody knows for that matter. Not even RE engineers.

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                          Originally posted by hellrdr View Post
                          Aftermarket upgrades,
                          Anyone installed any upgrades like seat cover, exhaust? I haven't heard anything from anyone.. triumph tiger styled seat covers would add nice touch to the motorcycle.
                          I got a crash guard (like the one in the picture from another post but black in color)& rear disc brake master cylinder guard installed. Got them from authorized RE spares dealer in Bangalore. Crash guard is 3rd party. Master cylinder guard is RE original accessory. Will be posting the pics soon.

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                          Originally posted by drifter View Post
                          One incident of a Himalayan somebody i know came across during a small off-roading session, the saree guard and chain cover seems to have fallen off.
                          Are the parts so loosely bolted.
                          The screw holding chain guard and saree guard are never checked properly I guess. Not even in the first service. Even I faced this issue of a screw falling off. Visited the RE ASS and rectified this. Checked all the screws and nuts & bolts. Also informed them to keep a check on this and inform the company about this fault.

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                          • #88
                            Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan

                            Sounds good, i hav jus given mine for general checkup as I'm having long ride this weekend. [MENTION=82729]Manjith26[/MENTION] could pls share contact of the authorised dealer where u got all those??

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                            • #89
                              Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan

                              Originally posted by Mohanlal View Post
                              Sounds good, i hav jus given mine for general checkup as I'm having long ride this weekend. @Manjith26 could pls share contact of the authorised dealer where u got all those??
                              Fixwell Motors
                              No. 16, J.C. Road, Bangalore - 560002
                              080 - 22232629, 080 - 22919908, 080 - 22240019, 9845949127
                              Land Mark: Near State Bank of India
                              If you enter JC road from Minerva Circle you will reach Siddaih Road signal. Just after the signal (about 50m) on your right hand side you will find State Bank Of India. Next to it is a narrow road. Take right there and you will see a big Royal Enfield hoarding. That is Fixwell Motors.

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                              Here is a picture of the crash guard and rear brake master cylinder guard.
                              Attached Files

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                              • #90
                                Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan

                                Originally posted by Manjith26 View Post
                                Fixwell Motors
                                No. 16, J.C. Road, Bangalore - 560002
                                080 - 22232629, 080 - 22919908, 080 - 22240019, 9845949127
                                Land Mark: Near State Bank of India
                                If you enter JC road from Minerva Circle you will reach Siddaih Road signal. Just after the signal (about 50m) on your right hand side you will find State Bank Of India. Next to it is a narrow road. Take right there and you will see a big Royal Enfield hoarding. That is Fixwell Motors.

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                                Here is a picture of the crash guard and rear brake master cylinder guard.
                                The crash gaurd looks good Manjith. I've been waiting to fit one on mine too, but neither of the dealers here in Faridabad has got any of the accessories for Himalayan yet.

                                How much did you get them for?

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