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  • #1321
    Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan

    Originally posted by aamaadmi View Post
    Hi owners, I am curious if anyone has tried to go tubeless with this bike? I mean for offloading what its shod with is obviously fine and works with the spoked rims. But I would assume many owners will never have the chance or intent to take this truly offloading and might enjoy the worry free nature of a tubeless in the city.

    So what is it folks? Any of you try this? And even if you didn't, would you care to share your opinion for such a change?
    On the stock rims, possibly not. Though @rideon74 has used Seelin compound in his tires, perhaps he can comment on the same. You can either get yourself aftermarket rims that are TL compatible and oversizing would be a better option. HDT customs the guy behind it is Hemant Darbar, helps procure Aluminum rims and Pirelli tires, perhaps he's the best guy to answer on this one. Not to mention the ones sold abroad come with Pirelli MT 60s.

    The one Hemanth customized uses Pirelli Scorption STR, a pair would set back 1/4th of the Himalayan's cost. 20k



    Check this video starting at 9:10

    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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    • #1322
      Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan

      Originally posted by B7ACKTHORN View Post
      oversizing would be a better option
      Thanks for the info! Curious why you think up-sizing would be better though? Aesthetics or some other benefits as well?

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      • #1323
        Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan

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        Hello Fellow riders ! Finally got my REH ABS delivered last night. Immensely satisfying moment ! Got it from King's Autoriders here in Pune. Thrilled to be a part of Royal Enfield family !

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        • #1324
          Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan

          Originally posted by ravishkj View Post
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          Hello Fellow riders ! Finally got my REH ABS delivered last night. Immensely satisfying moment ! Got it from King's Autoriders here in Pune. Thrilled to be a part of Royal Enfield family !

          Congrats on a great purchase brother. Happy mile munching! Do post about your ownership experience.

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          • #1325
            Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan

            Originally posted by aamaadmi View Post
            Thanks for the info! Curious why you think up-sizing would be better though? Aesthetics or some other benefits as well?
            Upsizing on the rear would mean better grip, the overall patch of the tire increases w.r.t to the size of the tire used. A wider tire would help in stability of the vehicle especially when loaded up. Downsides would be affected mileage, the vehicle would get taller to an extent depending on the sidewall measurement. Overall personally, the rear tire size for the Himalayan is perfectly kept in combination with the bike's power and weight handling characteristics.

            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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            • #1326
              Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan

              Originally posted by Jitendra47499 View Post
              Sorry, typo.
              Do you know is it 51mm?
              Anybody please

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              • #1327
                Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan

                Originally posted by Jitendra47499 View Post
                Anybody please
                If you have a Himalayan, you can measure it yourself, by measuring Dia or by measuring circumference to calculate Dia.

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                • #1328
                  Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan

                  Originally posted by Zapps View Post
                  If you have a Himalayan, you can measure it yourself, by measuring Dia or by measuring circumference to calculate Dia.
                  Thanks zapps. Like i mentioned in my post that i dont own it, i am thiking to own.
                  Also, my question was to the current owners of himalayan and aprt from you none reaponded, thanks again.
                  Yeah, i know diameter and circumference. MIT graduate.

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                  • #1329
                    Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan

                    Originally posted by Jitendra47499 View Post
                    Hi, can anybody confirm the diameter of the exhaust pipe? Is it 51cms or what?
                    I do not own the motorcyle but makin my mind, and also looking for exhaust. Will vance and hines slip on fit in it or acrapovic?
                    Thanks
                    If you're looking for an exhaust for the Himalayan. The diameter differs for the old and the newer BS IV exhaust at the muffler end.

                    RRP Vertex Exhaust – Royal Enfield Himalayan – redroosterperformance

                    A lovely exhaust and retails for Rs. 8450/- This exhaust is specifically designed for the Himalayan.

                    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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                    • #1330
                      Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan

                      Originally posted by Jitendra47499 View Post
                      Thanks zapps. Like i mentioned in my post that i dont own it, i am thiking to own.
                      Also, my question was to the current owners of himalayan and aprt from you none reaponded, thanks again.
                      Yeah, i know diameter and circumference. MIT graduate.
                      My bad, I thought you had one.

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                      • #1331
                        Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan

                        Hi guys .
                        WHat about he 650 ?
                        Big Himalayan in works?
                        https://advrider.com/f/threads/big-himalayan-in-works.1274015/page-5#post-36153901:adoration:
                        Not on hand this minute. You can pull the numbers of both the 535 and 650 continental GT's off of Enfields website. Do you have a spec sheet? For...
                        riding : 70
                        martial arts : 73
                        loving to tour around : always

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                        • #1332
                          Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan

                          Hi guys, I am new to this forum. Looking forward to have a great learning ahead.
                          I have recently booked my Himalayan. This would be my first bike. Should get delivery by Diwali. Please if current owners can clarify the following:
                          1). Where can I find the PDI checklist for REH? It wasn't there in the online user manual on RE's site.
                          2). How to determine the month and year of manufacture?
                          3). Any key points to keep in mind while taking delivery?

                          Thanks in advance for your valuable responses.

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                          • #1333
                            Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan

                            Originally posted by Sharath Nair View Post
                            Hi guys, I am new to this forum. Looking forward to have a great learning ahead.
                            I have recently booked my Himalayan. This would be my first bike. Should get delivery by Diwali. Please if current owners can clarify the following:
                            1). Where can I find the PDI checklist for REH? It wasn't there in the online user manual on RE's site.
                            2). How to determine the month and year of manufacture?
                            3). Any key points to keep in mind while taking delivery?

                            Thanks in advance for your valuable responses.
                            Welcome Sharath. Likeminded junkies are never too late to help around. You can go through the PDI Thread here
                            PDI (Pre Delivery Inspection) Thread - xBhp.com : The Global Indian Biking Community
                            https://www.xbhp.com/talkies/motorcycle-ownership-experiences/31717-pdi-pre-delivery-inspection-thread.html
                            After receiving quite a number of PDI queries on numerous ownership threads, I've decided to amalgamate my experience, articles, snippets from different sources, from around the web into a single concise article, for folks who are getting their first two-wheeler. This post is not just limited to motorcycles, but should serve as

                            The month and year can be found on the VIN number punched in the steering stem tube (neck) of handlebar. If your bike comes with ABS, you can be rest assured it's of the newest of the newest lot. Just in case
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                            Follow the points mentioned in the PDI check-list, you should be all set.
                            After delivery, do post your first ride review, photos and let the thread be decorated.

                            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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                            • #1334
                              Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan

                              Originally posted by B7ACKTHORN View Post
                              Welcome Sharath. Likeminded junkies are never too late to help around. You can go through the PDI Thread here
                              PDI (Pre Delivery Inspection) Thread - xBhp.com : The Global Indian Biking Community
                              https://www.xbhp.com/talkies/motorcycle-ownership-experiences/31717-pdi-pre-delivery-inspection-thread.html
                              After receiving quite a number of PDI queries on numerous ownership threads, I've decided to amalgamate my experience, articles, snippets from different sources, from around the web into a single concise article, for folks who are getting their first two-wheeler. This post is not just limited to motorcycles, but should serve as

                              The month and year can be found on the VIN number punched in the steering stem tube (neck) of handlebar. If your bike comes with ABS, you can be rest assured it's of the newest of the newest lot. Just in case
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                              Follow the points mentioned in the PDI check-list, you should be all set.
                              After delivery, do post your first ride review, photos and let the thread be decorated.

                              Cheers!
                              VJ
                              Superb! Just what I was looking for.
                              Can't wait to lay my hands on it and yes ofcourse show it off😉

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                              • #1335
                                Re: Royal Enfield Himalayan

                                2500 Kms done . No issues as of now. I did Chandigarh to Badrinath to and fro in 2 days. The bike took the bad patches and all the abuse that roads had to offer with ease.
                                Sharing some snaps I took along the way.

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