Some of you wanted to know about the accessories that I have on the bike that are useful while touring. I've made this video to tell you all about what I have, what I think of it and where I got it. Hope you guys find this useful. Please do watch and share :). Thank you.
I usually get an average of a little over 30kmpl. Need to check again now though. I usually cruise at about 90, not a fan of higher speeds on this bike over long distances because it will just increase the amount of vibration.
Simple. Informative. Precise. No stupid music. No shouting. No drama. Just the way it should be done. Other 'popular' bloggers also take note please. Good work!!
When ever i feel bored or down I come here. Even after 5yrs I am still here, starting again from the first vlog. These travel vlog series of yours with FAITH especially, is like my safe space, relaxing, makes me calm.
your simplicity and humbleness is what I like the most apart from your videos , all the best for your journey , i wish you lot of success for your work ,keep making stuff like this ☺️
As always.. a treat to watch your videos. Some things that came into my mind : 04:47 : drill holes into the base plate to have collected water drain out to prevent rusting. 05:45 : presuming that the device you are going to charge is placed inside your tankbag, you can place the usb charger more down close to the handle bar mounts, tht will reduce the amount of ur charging wire dangling and flapping in the wind. 09:12 : best way to get rid of that burn stain from the exhaust wrap is scrape it off as much as possible with emery paper nd then spray muriatic acid (HCl) nd leave it for abt 15-20mins nd then wash it off with cold water, the chrome sparkle should come back. And those lights are just AWESOME!!
Hey Abhijit, thanks for watching. Useful suggestions, those. I guess it's a good idea to clean out the pipes, but I'll do that whenever I pull this wrap off. The lights make such a huge difference, can't believe I ever rode without them. Haha.
Accidently landed in this video...it's the best video with no nonsense review. I am an ex Indian Naval aviator and I travel a lot .. like ng trips in my bullet. I did delhi to cochin and many more long trips.I know the practicality of the bike,and at times my opinions differ from experts bullet blogers and I don't care because I belive what suits u is good for u. At the end it's not just style it's the comfort and safety . Your way of explaining is excellent..keep up the good job Cheers Jai Hind
Very ingenious way of protecting your travel luggage. They say necessity is the mother of invention. You have once again proved this to be true. Also I love your rack. It is very utilitarian. Here in the states you can not find nothing like that. Guess Touratec and H&B and SW-Motec would be out of business if the vain yuppies ever got off there style trips. Heading to the Metal Store today to buy me some Stainless Pipe and see if I can build that rack you have on your bike. It look like you can put what ever kind of luggage you want on it and don't have to invest over a thousand dollars just to carry half of what you can carry. Anyways as we say in my neck of the woods, keep between the two white lines bother. Love to see you enjoying the two wheel life. If you ever in the states hit me up. Don't have much, but I do have a dry corner to put a sleep bag and a nice shower. God Bless
That's possibly the best response I could hope for. I love building and making things myself, and to have given somebody else the want do something similar is amazing. Really glad to hear about your project and I really hope it works out. Thanks a lot and good luck :)
I don't think I will ever tour like you even a tenth of what you do but I enjoy your videos it is kind of warm and nice go on ...miles to before I sleep and miles to go before I sleep
I am so happy that you extensively covered northeast and I was lucky to see the lane to my house in your vlog of Jorhat. Your simplicity and humbleness makes your videos so appealing. I hope you had a great northeast tour. All the best for your future endeavours and have a safe ride back home. Cheers!
I had same issue with Hazard button, but fortunately my Thunderbird was in Warranty period so I replaced whole console free of charge TWISE because other one also doesn't work properly.. I like watching your videos. you are going good bro. keep it up. stay blessed 👍
Amazingly edited, and the best part is where you were shooting outside of your house cz i could hear the chirping of birds 😍😍.... I live in delhi so i hope you understand 😁😁
Couple of things you may want to add 1. Heated grips 2. A 12v socket. Great for using a tire inflator pump 3. Chain oiler - diy a manual one. 4. A gel padded seat.
Very informative and you put those things very simply.Also polite language with humble voice with cinematic shots with nice BGM with perfectly text info.....very accurate mixture..Salute to your skills Vakilsahab.
yeah, loved the birds chirping behind. this is a rare part in my main city life. i m not a biker, only drove a scooter but still watching ur episodes. good one !
Hahaha. The birds had a lot to say. Don't worry, travel will come up soon, just want to share some of the stuff I've learnt through experience in the time before I hit the road again. Thanks for watching :)
The luggage rack with the modifications you did is fantastic. Well done upgrade on the lighting with doing a lot of night riding in wilderness areas I see great value in having good lights on my bike. I love when I see videos like this keep up the good job I'm going to watch some of your other videos now.
very nice brother..i like ur style...here in Delhi- ncr roads are full of traffic and polluted ...Chennai seems to be a nice chilled out place with sea.
ugh..ignore my previous requests, bud! Yo\Somehow I had missed the rest of your vids wher you aptly cob=vered it all. Good discovery..I wanna come back! Thanks for the edits and posts..not simple or easy to edit 100s of hours..of good quality feed. Wish you peace! Hope you find what u r searching for!
I have the Symtac hazard light system and feel it's much better than the Novatronix. To activate the Novatronix one has to do the following series with the indicator light switch "left-right and left-right". However the Symtac one has a dedicated switch and all one needs you to do is turn it on an it comes with 20 patterns (I only use 1-2). And indicator works without turning off the hazard light. Just my 2 cents.
hey hi , i usually watch ur vedios n intersting too, but this episode got is helpfull ,those flasing indicators n adjustment in ladhak carriers bcus even i ride a THANDER BIRD.this year MAY last week i am riding to LEY LADHAK.thnk u for the information u hav shared. SAFE RIDING brother
Wow! Your new lights are really bright. I really like your new side carriers. Exhaust wrap reduces - that makes sense. You will need to cover your leather grips with plastic when you go to the mechanic.
hey...i was fascinated by ur channel name man.awesome name...loved it much... and u tooo.. ur way of explaining things is very humble and is very natural ...will u plz tell me, wat r the gud things u gain wen u travel alone ...?
Hi, you have a very nice way of putting across all the details in a crisp and clear manner. Really enjoyed your Prep videos (Part 1 & 2). Could you also do some video on the safety gear? i want to pick up a nice all weather riding gear which do not burn a hole in my pocket, but getting confused with the various options available. Hope you can help my decision making process. All the very best for your future rides, and do let me know if you are around Bangalore some time, would love to meet and greet you. Ride Royal - Ride Safe.
Hey, thanks a lot. I will definitely talk about the gear review at some point. For now, you might find it useful to read my post about Riding Gear Essentials on my blog www.tollfreetraveller.com. Budget is a huge factor for me as well, so I think you will find some useful information about good quality gear there. Thanks for watching and for the good wishes.
About the handlebar grips, they will get dirty at first, but eventually, it will absorb the dirt, making it look really nice. I've the same ones on my Bullet 500. They have withstood an excessive amount of dirt and grease, however, I'm yet to see how they hold under rain/water.
Hey Amazing video yet again. Seriously your videos are stress buster for me and I do keep watching them time and again. Thanks for sharing the valuable information.
sir... u doing a great job... i thnk u do a lot bttr job than other vloggers(except mumbiker nikhil).. bt trust me i luv ur work more than his... not comparing, jst sharing wat i feel... nd please do visit bhubaneswar,odisha..
Just subbed your channel. Great cinematography and a down to earth approach. Terrific rides in a part of the world I may never see. Thanks for sharing them. Keep the painted side up, brother.
Thanks a lot, JD Smith. You should definitely find a way to travel in India. It's something that has to be experienced. But until you actually do so, I hope I will be able to give you glimpses of what it has to offer through my content.
Bro, very informative video. Subscribed!! Impressed right from the first video I'm watched of yours. I own a 2017 RC 200. Touring is not it's thing, but I'd love to. Gonna follow your channel for tips anyhow.
Thanks, Akhil. The RC might take a toll on your back over a long tour. That having been said, a lot of people seem to ride them quite far. I don't think I would be able to though. Haha.
Very well explained and nicely edited video, have watched all your videos and they are awesome, the way you describe your travels is very inspiring. Keep up the biking spirit happy riding Bro. One request, could you do a video on how to install the novatronix hazard system for ThunderBird? I have a TB350 and my stock hazard switches don't work anymore, would appreciate if you can make a video on this for DIY lovers. Thanks again.
Thanks a lot, Abhishek. About the hazard light system, I actually did consider making a video, particularly because the videos put up by Novatronix are outdated and do not apply to the Thunderbird (the wiring is different). I only haven't done it because in this situation the manufacturer hasn't provided clear instructions, and I don't want to tell people to do things a certain way. It might affect warranty etc. Hopefully Novatronix will get new videos up - I've already suggested this to them. That having been said, if you do get the system, install it yourself (you can call and ask them to guide you through the process) - it's a lot of fun to figure out the electricals on your bike
Nicely put!!!! Really loved the idea of not modifying ur bike too much!!! Have a question though... I ride classic 350, wanted to check with u the best seats for them as the default seats are very painful for my butt😡😡... Plz let me know...
Nice video bro..especially the fog lamps..the difference was huge!! Bu the way which spark plugs do you use? Have you faced any jerking or missing issues with the EFI?? Can you plz make a video on that too?
Woww Rohith, you made a fantastic video once again buddy. As usual I have few things to ask in this video too. 1. As you mentioned I have the same problem on choosing the fog lights that are mounted on your crash guard. I love the brightness that you had on your bike. Is there a watts specified or any link will be of great help. (Read all the comment below and couldn't find one) 2. Also please do another video with the accessories that you wear. Cos I found the gloves you had on the previous video it was nice. I have found the gloves online but need more info from you. Cos detailing is really good. 3. Is it good to go on long rides after completing 1000kms and what speed am I suppose to maintain to make the bike perform on a longer run
Hi Deepak. Thanks for watching. About the lights, I've provided a link in the description of my video. THat seller on ebay no longer seems to be selling the lights (so you can't buy from that link) but you will get all the technical specs from that. I will definitely make a video about my riding gear (maybe not right away though). For now, please read my blogpost about "Riding Gear Essentials" - that provides all the details about the gear that I currently use. About the long ride, I usually maintain a speed of around 90kmph on the highway, but this is more because I find that the most comfortable (the faster you go the more the bike vibrates). Hope that's helpful.
Great video mate. 👌😊 These accessories are indeed practical and you're honest about the other little fancy ones. Really useful information and I probably will get the LED headlight set. Happy thumping!
Relative to the weight of the bike, the rack weighs almost nothing. Hahaha. It's just really useful for the kind of touring that I do. Thanks, Michael.
It's a treat to watch your videos brother. Recently I have bought my new bike Thunderbird 350x. When should I put engine oil when I'm going for long trips?
👍👍U should have changed ur bike's default headlight bulb with d LED one compatible from some good brand.. In that case, foglight would've become useless.. 😉😎
Well informed video. Subscribed to your channel today, u do really well. And this video I was also hoping for information on luggage wrap u use and also brand or quality of bag to withstand rain specially
Thanks, Rohit. From what I understand these are for the RE only because the LED bulbs and stuff are designed based on the RE requirements. But you could write to the guys at Novatronix and ask them whether they've got something for other bikes too. I guess a lot of the technology will be similar, so they might be able to help.
Can you please provide the link for Fog light they are just amazing i want to buy them... Kindly provide the link for those extra lights...and if you can help me with a mobile case holder that helps in navigation.
Some of you wanted to know about the accessories that I have on the bike that are useful while touring. I've made this video to tell you all about what I have, what I think of it and where I got it. Hope you guys find this useful. Please do watch and share :). Thank you.
I usually get an average of a little over 30kmpl. Need to check again now though. I usually cruise at about 90, not a fan of higher speeds on this bike over long distances because it will just increase the amount of vibration.
Toll Free Traveller
yeah enfield bikes vibrate more compared to other bikes
Hi when are you leaving to tour any chance you pass through bangalore?
kotanjan reddy badri
no lately brother
i am caught up with some exams issues
Hi Toll Free Travelle when are you leaving to tour any chance you pass through bangalore?
Simple. Informative. Precise. No stupid music. No shouting. No drama. Just the way it should be done. Other 'popular' bloggers also take note please. Good work!!
sagar mishra thank you 🙏🙏
When ever i feel bored or down I come here.
Even after 5yrs I am still here, starting again from the first vlog.
These travel vlog series of yours with FAITH especially, is like my safe space, relaxing, makes me calm.
your simplicity and humbleness is what I like the most apart from your videos , all the best for your journey , i wish you lot of success for your work ,keep making stuff like this ☺️
Thanks a lot, Gouse Rizvi. :)
That's exactly why I have subscribed and admire him as well!! Of all the you tuber in india he is the guy I like the most!!
As always.. a treat to watch your videos. Some things that came into my mind : 04:47 : drill holes into the base plate to have collected water drain out to prevent rusting. 05:45 : presuming that the device you are going to charge is placed inside your tankbag, you can place the usb charger more down close to the handle bar mounts, tht will reduce the amount of ur charging wire dangling and flapping in the wind. 09:12 : best way to get rid of that burn stain from the exhaust wrap is scrape it off as much as possible with emery paper nd then spray muriatic acid (HCl) nd leave it for abt 15-20mins nd then wash it off with cold water, the chrome sparkle should come back. And those lights are just AWESOME!!
Hey Abhijit, thanks for watching. Useful suggestions, those. I guess it's a good idea to clean out the pipes, but I'll do that whenever I pull this wrap off. The lights make such a huge difference, can't believe I ever rode without them. Haha.
Accidently landed in this video...it's the best video with no nonsense review.
I am an ex Indian Naval aviator and I travel a lot .. like ng trips in my bullet. I did delhi to cochin and many more long trips.I know the practicality of the bike,and at times my opinions differ from experts bullet blogers and I don't care because I belive what suits u is good for u.
At the end it's not just style it's the comfort and safety .
Your way of explaining is excellent..keep up the good job
Cheers
Jai Hind
Clear,Crisp, Simple and very informative. Thank you man!! Wish you the best and good luck for your journey ahead. Safe Travels!!
sarat chandra thanks a lot
Very ingenious way of protecting your travel luggage. They say necessity is the mother of invention. You have once again proved this to be true. Also I love your rack. It is very utilitarian. Here in the states you can not find nothing like that. Guess Touratec and H&B and SW-Motec would be out of business if the vain yuppies ever got off there style trips. Heading to the Metal Store today to buy me some Stainless Pipe and see if I can build that rack you have on your bike. It look like you can put what ever kind of luggage you want on it and don't have to invest over a thousand dollars just to carry half of what you can carry.
Anyways as we say in my neck of the woods, keep between the two white lines bother. Love to see you enjoying the two wheel life. If you ever in the states hit me up. Don't have much, but I do have a dry corner to put a sleep bag and a nice shower. God Bless
That's possibly the best response I could hope for. I love building and making things myself, and to have given somebody else the want do something similar is amazing. Really glad to hear about your project and I really hope it works out. Thanks a lot and good luck :)
I don't think I will ever tour like you even a tenth of what you do but I enjoy your videos it is kind of warm and nice go on ...miles to before I sleep and miles to go before I sleep
Thank you. I am sure you will do as much, if not more, some day too. :)
I am so happy that you extensively covered northeast and I was lucky to see the lane to my house in your vlog of Jorhat. Your simplicity and humbleness makes your videos so appealing. I hope you had a great northeast tour. All the best for your future endeavours and have a safe ride back home. Cheers!
That's awesome, Abhishek. Thank you for watching!
I had same issue with Hazard button, but fortunately my Thunderbird was in Warranty period so I replaced whole console free of charge TWISE because other one also doesn't work properly.. I like watching your videos. you are going good bro. keep it up. stay blessed 👍
Haha. You are a lucky person. Mine failed after. I will have to live with it for now. Thanks for watching :)
Amazingly edited, and the best part is where you were shooting outside of your house cz i could hear the chirping of birds 😍😍.... I live in delhi so i hope you understand 😁😁
Simple and sober things are always best.. Thumbs up for the accessories ☺️
Mizar Monk thank you!
Great video thanks for showing us, l love the lights you have fitted, they make a terrific difference from the standard light. Safe travels 🇬🇧👍.
Couple of things you may want to add
1. Heated grips
2. A 12v socket. Great for using a tire inflator pump
3. Chain oiler - diy a manual one.
4. A gel padded seat.
Angad Singh all useful suggestions, but at this stage luxuries for me. Thanks for the comment.
really good work...first time I don't mind seeing a biker talking this long...you are great dude...!!
Hahaha, that's good to know. Thanks, Soumadip.
Very informative and you put those things very simply.Also polite language with humble voice with cinematic shots with nice BGM with perfectly text info.....very accurate mixture..Salute to your skills Vakilsahab.
Milind Paricharak thanks a lot 🙏🙏
yeah, loved the birds chirping behind. this is a rare part in my main city life.
i m not a biker, only drove a scooter but still watching ur episodes.
good one !
Hahaha. The birds had a lot to say. Don't worry, travel will come up soon, just want to share some of the stuff I've learnt through experience in the time before I hit the road again. Thanks for watching :)
The luggage rack with the modifications you did is fantastic. Well done upgrade on the lighting with doing a lot of night riding in wilderness areas I see great value in having good lights on my bike. I love when I see videos like this keep up the good job I'm going to watch some of your other videos now.
Thanks a lot. Hope you enjoy the other videos too :)
Bro i really impress the way you spoke English as an Indian rider👍😁
very nice brother..i like ur style...here in Delhi- ncr roads are full of traffic and polluted ...Chennai seems to be a nice chilled out place with sea.
Thanks, Shekhar. Chennai city is quite crowded and polluted too, but the coastline makes a huge difference :)
wow ..the light is just awesome
It really is :)
too good video sir... new upcoming moto vlogger... tough competition to mumbiker nikhil... all the best sir... our supports are always with you...
Thanks for the support, Yash.
Very informative - feel like having filter coffee & one to one chat session on motorcycling with you man , you are a true legend!! Cheers
Thanks a lot, Anurag. Definitely. Hope to do that someday. Filter coffee is mandatory.
the quality of the videos that you made in your ladakh ride is one of the best i have seen. Please make more videos on your rides
Thanks a lot. Hope to make more as I travel this year.
ugh..ignore my previous requests, bud! Yo\Somehow I had missed the rest of your vids wher you aptly cob=vered it all. Good discovery..I wanna come back! Thanks for the edits and posts..not simple or easy to edit 100s of hours..of good quality feed. Wish you peace! Hope you find what u r searching for!
You're amazing. Your videos are one of the best I find on Indian CZcams. Keep up the great work bro.
Thanks so much!
you kept every detail very simple and very useful , Thank you Rider . Keep posting
Thanks a lot :)
I have the Symtac hazard light system and feel it's much better than the Novatronix. To activate the Novatronix one has to do the following series with the indicator light switch "left-right and left-right".
However the Symtac one has a dedicated switch and all one needs you to do is turn it on an it comes with 20 patterns (I only use 1-2). And indicator works without turning off the hazard light.
Just my 2 cents.
Damn. You rock champ. Such simplicity n modesty. Soul stirring narration’s.
Gr8 stuff
Col Sudhan. Indian Army
hey hi , i usually watch ur vedios n intersting too, but this episode got is helpfull ,those flasing indicators n adjustment in ladhak carriers bcus even i ride a THANDER BIRD.this year MAY last week i am riding to LEY LADHAK.thnk u for the information u hav shared. SAFE RIDING brother
That's great to hear. All the best for your trip! :)
Wow! Your new lights are really bright. I really like your new side carriers. Exhaust wrap reduces - that makes sense. You will need to cover your leather grips with plastic when you go to the mechanic.
superb bro just sawed vedio and it was useful and best of luck for your trips
Thanks a lot, Sujith.
very meticulous and so much passion... Wow
:):)
hey...i was fascinated by ur channel name man.awesome name...loved it much...
and u tooo..
ur way of explaining things is very humble and is very natural ...will u plz tell me, wat r the gud things u gain wen u travel alone ...?
Thanks a lot, Mohamed. The biggest benefit for me is that my plans remain fluid and I can do anything I want, whenever I want.
Another good video, treat to watch... Keep posting Sir. 🤓
Thank you, Sapna.
rider ,surfer............... whats next dude?
Anyways nice video👍
I really want to learn to surf the way it's meant to be done - standing on a real surfboard and all. Maybe some day. Hahaha. Thanks for watching :)
rider can do anything😁 ..
So can u..
good luck bro
Hahaha. Thanks, Sudhanshu.
Brother Seriuosly Very Helpful ! Well A Great Video Again Love From PAKISTAN
Thank you!!
Its one of the best motor vlogs i have ever watched! thanks alot :)
Thanks a lot, Alanz Alonzo
Hi, you have a very nice way of putting across all the details in a crisp and clear manner. Really enjoyed your Prep videos (Part 1 & 2). Could you also do some video on the safety gear? i want to pick up a nice all weather riding gear which do not burn a hole in my pocket, but getting confused with the various options available.
Hope you can help my decision making process.
All the very best for your future rides, and do let me know if you are around Bangalore some time, would love to meet and greet you.
Ride Royal - Ride Safe.
Hey, thanks a lot. I will definitely talk about the gear review at some point. For now, you might find it useful to read my post about Riding Gear Essentials on my blog www.tollfreetraveller.com. Budget is a huge factor for me as well, so I think you will find some useful information about good quality gear there. Thanks for watching and for the good wishes.
bro such nice experience you sharing ...keep it up..
Thanks, Nihal.
U r such a great rider
Nice info man. Love those flood lights.
Thanks, Samrat!
Toll Free Traveller Link for the lights, my good sir? :)
Nicely done...calm and composed...one question...how do u manage this and your daily job (if any)?
Drona Panchal thank you. Currently not shackled by employment.
you can also install wildscreen from RE showroom
Great video dude. Simple, superb & very need based information. Thanks.
Thank you
About the handlebar grips, they will get dirty at first, but eventually, it will absorb the dirt, making it look really nice. I've the same ones on my Bullet 500. They have withstood an excessive amount of dirt and grease, however, I'm yet to see how they hold under rain/water.
That's really good to know. Yeah, rain and water is going to be a challenge. Hahaha. Will only know after they've been put through those conditions.
Ok, update. The grip, to my utter surprise, holds fine under water. No damage at all. :)
Ur video always 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻.....we waiting for touring video.... best of luck bro.
Thanks, Bilal. Hope to hit the road soon. I'm also really waiting for that. hahaha.
Hey Amazing video yet again. Seriously your videos are stress buster for me and I do keep watching them time and again. Thanks for sharing the valuable information.
Hi Toll-Free Traveller, Very nice and informative video...specially I likes LED lights and Hazard lights.. Keep it up...
Thanks, Ajinkya
super video we r waiting for ur upcoming videos..all the best for the trip and take care
Thank you, Darshan. :)
god luck with your trip. from a man from sweden
Thanks a lot! :)
sir... u doing a great job... i thnk u do a lot bttr job than other vloggers(except mumbiker nikhil).. bt trust me i luv ur work more than his... not comparing, jst sharing wat i feel... nd please do visit bhubaneswar,odisha..
Thanks, Jagan.
your videos are amazing brother .. suggested your channel to many friends..and we love it..
all the best .. hope to meet you soon
Thrilled to hear that, Rahul. Thanks for sharing the channel.
Bro I feel like you are taking to me face to face
Like a senior
Great and very instructive video you do. Thanks a lot.
Just subbed your channel. Great cinematography and a down to earth approach. Terrific rides in a part of the world I may never see. Thanks for sharing them. Keep the painted side up, brother.
Thanks a lot, JD Smith. You should definitely find a way to travel in India. It's something that has to be experienced. But until you actually do so, I hope I will be able to give you glimpses of what it has to offer through my content.
All your videos are amazing and informative. Keep up (Y)
Elsa Ann thank you
Great work
Thank you.
Bro, very informative video. Subscribed!! Impressed right from the first video I'm watched of yours. I own a 2017 RC 200. Touring is not it's thing, but I'd love to. Gonna follow your channel for tips anyhow.
Thanks, Akhil. The RC might take a toll on your back over a long tour. That having been said, a lot of people seem to ride them quite far. I don't think I would be able to though. Haha.
Very well explained and nicely edited video, have watched all your videos and they are awesome, the way you describe your travels is very inspiring.
Keep up the biking spirit happy riding Bro.
One request, could you do a video on how to install the novatronix hazard system for ThunderBird? I have a TB350 and my stock hazard switches don't work anymore, would appreciate if you can make a video on this for DIY lovers.
Thanks again.
Thanks a lot, Abhishek. About the hazard light system, I actually did consider making a video, particularly because the videos put up by Novatronix are outdated and do not apply to the Thunderbird (the wiring is different). I only haven't done it because in this situation the manufacturer hasn't provided clear instructions, and I don't want to tell people to do things a certain way. It might affect warranty etc. Hopefully Novatronix will get new videos up - I've already suggested this to them. That having been said, if you do get the system, install it yourself (you can call and ask them to guide you through the process) - it's a lot of fun to figure out the electricals on your bike
Toll Free Traveller I agree with what you said, makes sense.
Thanks Bro, Ride safe! Cheers.
Nicely put!!!! Really loved the idea of not modifying ur bike too much!!! Have a question though... I ride classic 350, wanted to check with u the best seats for them as the default seats are very painful for my butt😡😡... Plz let me know...
Treat to watch!! Keep making more interesting videos like your all videos!! 🙌🏻😊
nikhil madhwani thank you, as always.
Very nice and a patiently made video
And your engine looks clean too
Gradual increase in subscribers count.. Great going.. 👍👍
Thank you. Much grateful to everyone who is watching, sharing and subscribing.
Nice video bro..especially the fog lamps..the difference was huge!! Bu the way which spark plugs do you use? Have you faced any jerking or missing issues with the EFI?? Can you plz make a video on that too?
Woww Rohith, you made a fantastic video once again buddy. As usual I have few things to ask in this video too. 1. As you mentioned I have the same problem on choosing the fog lights that are mounted on your crash guard. I love the brightness that you had on your bike. Is there a watts specified or any link will be of great help. (Read all the comment below and couldn't find one)
2. Also please do another video with the accessories that you wear. Cos I found the gloves you had on the previous video it was nice. I have found the gloves online but need more info from you. Cos detailing is really good.
3. Is it good to go on long rides after completing 1000kms and what speed am I suppose to maintain to make the bike perform on a longer run
Hi Deepak. Thanks for watching. About the lights, I've provided a link in the description of my video. THat seller on ebay no longer seems to be selling the lights (so you can't buy from that link) but you will get all the technical specs from that. I will definitely make a video about my riding gear (maybe not right away though). For now, please read my blogpost about "Riding Gear Essentials" - that provides all the details about the gear that I currently use. About the long ride, I usually maintain a speed of around 90kmph on the highway, but this is more because I find that the most comfortable (the faster you go the more the bike vibrates). Hope that's helpful.
Simple yet the best...
Great video mate. 👌😊
These accessories are indeed practical and you're honest about the other little fancy ones. Really useful information and I probably will get the LED headlight set. Happy thumping!
Thanks, as always. Yeah, the lights really help. Hope you're settling down well into the new scene.
Toll Free Traveller Not yet, but hopefully soon; Thanks for asking. And I hope to catch up with you sometime soon at my new city. 😊
Thumping Trips sure. You will eventually have to tell me where the new city is. Hahaha.
love to see you again man !! thanks for the information ..keep going man 😎👍👍
Thanks, Adeel!
very cool, don't think I would be able to travel with the weight of that rack... good job editing.
Relative to the weight of the bike, the rack weighs almost nothing. Hahaha. It's just really useful for the kind of touring that I do. Thanks, Michael.
418lbs - wow... with 27 hp. You're welcome... Keep riding!
It's a treat to watch your videos brother. Recently I have bought my new bike Thunderbird 350x. When should I put engine oil when I'm going for long trips?
I'm not going touring anytime soon. Why am i watching this probably because its good. First i need to get a bike for myself 😅
Hahaha. That's awesome :)
thanks for the awesome tips.. hope to see u someday..
Glad you found it useful. Thanks, Pritam.
very use full vedio and thank you for the lessons..
Good to know. Thanks for watching
Thanks for sharing and hoping to see more from you.
Thanks, Vishnu. Do keep watching the channel, and help share it too :)
very good video, keep going dude
Thank you, Deepak :)
nice work man...👍👍👍
Thank you!
👍👍U should have changed ur bike's default headlight bulb with d LED one compatible from some good brand.. In that case, foglight would've become useless.. 😉😎
toll free traveler - next big thing !
good one buddy
Thanks, Karan.
nice intro....those led will help you lot!
They are really useful. Thanks for watching :)
awesome bro .fr ur kind information it's helpful.keep exploring ,adventure.
Thanks, buddy.
Well informed video. Subscribed to your channel today, u do really well.
And this video I was also hoping for information on luggage wrap u use and also brand or quality of bag to withstand rain specially
Thanks, Ajit. Do watch my video about packing, you might find what you are looking for there.
WELL DONE
good work bro...hope u get more success ...
on YT
Thanks for the good wishes :)
Nice Video and nicely explained. Also is the harzard lights only compatible with Royal Enfield or they are universal?
Thanks, Rohit. From what I understand these are for the RE only because the LED bulbs and stuff are designed based on the RE requirements. But you could write to the guys at Novatronix and ask them whether they've got something for other bikes too. I guess a lot of the technology will be similar, so they might be able to help.
Great video brother that led though!!
Thanks a lot!
Hey can you make a video about how to tie your luggage on to the bike properly
Even I have also added extra lights for the highway.
They make a huge difference!
You are just amazing. We appreciate you.
Thanks for the support!
Your videos deserve to be appreciated.
wanna meet you very soon.You are just simple,humble and awesome
Thanks a lot, Bastav!
good video brother
the way u talk is really good
Thank you.
very nice video.. what are u planning next .. I wish I can meet and have a ride with you ppl. cheers
Thank you. Hoping to head to the North-East soon.
superb video
Keep up the good work...waiting for more...
Vishal Singh thank you
Another great video :)
Thanks again, Judo Lenny.
Can you do a video on your first bike and why you chose the bike you have now?
Can you please provide the link for Fog light they are just amazing i want to buy them... Kindly provide the link for those extra lights...and if you can help me with a mobile case holder that helps in navigation.
Did you ever thought about getting a aftermarket handlebar , carburry vibration reduction plates or getting rid of saree guard/pillion backrest?