@@adityasakalekar5175 I have a Dio which is used to run errands. Bike only when I go for trail riding on weekends or touring. I hate going to work all sweaty, smelling of exhaust smoke. It's always the car when going to work although last 4vyears due to wfh, even car is not being used much.
Srinivas.. Three things I loved watching your video. 1. Language.. Clear and really nice diction. 2. Attitude .. light hearted and positive. 3. The bit of Tamizh with your Amma.. brought a smile to the malayali in me. Keep riding and having fun Sri!! You're awesome.
Hi sir, big fan. I have been following your channel for sometime now. I really need a suggestion though. I am 5 ft 7 and with proper boots may be 5ft 8. Will I be able to handle the bike for daily commute usage and long usage keeping in mind that the weight of the bike is lot ? I really like the bike and I just want to make sure that I don’t regret later. I took test ride 2 times but they don’t allow test ride for longer durations where I can check the bike handling in idle conditions. Please help
Bro I got my H450 in February and I'm 5.5 ft. Yeah for initial 2 weeks I struggled with it. But once I found out the balance, it became very easy for me. And yeah I use my himalayan 450 daily for my college.
Handling the bike is not a bike issue but a rider thing. With enough practice it will become an extension of you. So don't worry about 5'7", or 5'8" go for it. The weight of the bike is not a lot it is only 196kilos with two big wheels! You are overthinking sir, I would say take multiple test rides from multiple showrooms. Every showroom has a different policy so you have to work around it. I would have helped if you stayed in Gurgaon. lol but how do I help you virtually?
@@SrinivasGanesh this boosted my confidence and that’s a lot of help virtually. I would have definitely taken help from you had I been in Gurgaon although I hail from Kolkata. Thank you for your valuable advice. I wil go for it.
I love this bike… even I want it… I also booked it… bt now I feel like… mean thy I wasant touting that much… some times Sunday if I got bored… I ride…. No plan to go long rides…. Will you please suggest me to take a decision… should I bought or not….
Heat is a very subjective thing. I have seen this in many riders. Many of them can withstand a lot of it and not be bothered by it. Some are way too sensitive. It all comes down to getting used to it and working around it. Like proper gear. Shoes jacket, jeans etc.
This video looks MUCH better and theres virtually no noise! Seems to be a lot more street lights and traffic in delhi so im sure thay contributes. Did you change any of the settings? Maybe your shutter speed is lowered to prevent the flickering helps with the noise
Thank you so much! There is a lot of noise however! LOL, yes there is a lot of movement in the capital. Yes I do talk about the settings in the video. Looks towards the later half :) I am shooting at 25 fps though.
In the unfortunate incident of an accident, where I fall from the bike, my hands will be protected. If not completely, then atleast it will help me be safe from bruises and scratches.
I am looking to get Himalayan 450 but I took test ride of Scrambler 400x and it was amazing too. But its tank range is only 250-300 km. How is the city and highway mileage? Scrambler is out of list due to low tank range.
No bike is perfect. I wouldn't write of the scrambler just for this. Agreed its not ideal, but there is a lot going for the bike. The only place it can be a con is ladakh, you could carry a jerrycan.
@@thekushinator250-300 kms tank range isn't all that bad to be honest for a scrambler. I did Ladakh and Spiti ride with my Interceptor which flashes low fuel light at around 220-230 kms. Scrambler400 is a really good bike and is more like an all-rounder with really good fit-finish quality. My friend has bought one and is really happy with it
Haha it sure is. Thanks to the One X2 which is now outdated. It shoots amazing in day light though. For night shots I need to take a better camera. Thank you for watching though.
Haha romba thanks macha. 🫶🏽 My tamizh is like bulldozer 🤣. Born and brought up in New Delhi, My tamizh is not at all good. If my tamizh friends heard me speak they will simply turn the video off. It is quite cringy. 🤣🤣
man I can never commute on my 2 wheelers with all the heat, dust, smoke. Kudos to people who do.
haha it takes a special kind of love.
@@adityasakalekar5175 I have a Dio which is used to run errands. Bike only when I go for trail riding on weekends or touring. I hate going to work all sweaty, smelling of exhaust smoke. It's always the car when going to work although last 4vyears due to wfh, even car is not being used much.
I happily walk and travel in public transport. I am that lazy 😅
@@koomarannarasimman7898 LOL or very well situated in Switzerland.
Srinivas..
Three things I loved watching your video.
1. Language.. Clear and really nice diction.
2. Attitude .. light hearted and positive.
3. The bit of Tamizh with your Amma.. brought a smile to the malayali in me.
Keep riding and having fun Sri!! You're awesome.
Thank you so much 😀
Are you Tamil ...great me too proud of you anna❤
haha yes sir, I am a Tamilian born and brought up in New Delhi. Thank you for watching the video!
About to become a RE Himalayan 450 owner ❤ real soon. Would love to go on a ride as well and learn few tips from you 💯
Have fun! this is good news!
Same bro
@@akash.k.2428 🫶🏽
Hi sir, big fan. I have been following your channel for sometime now. I really need a suggestion though. I am 5 ft 7 and with proper boots may be 5ft 8. Will I be able to handle the bike for daily commute usage and long usage keeping in mind that the weight of the bike is lot ? I really like the bike and I just want to make sure that I don’t regret later.
I took test ride 2 times but they don’t allow test ride for longer durations where I can check the bike handling in idle conditions. Please help
Bro I got my H450 in February and I'm 5.5 ft.
Yeah for initial 2 weeks I struggled with it.
But once I found out the balance, it became very easy for me.
And yeah I use my himalayan 450 daily for my college.
Handling the bike is not a bike issue but a rider thing. With enough practice it will become an extension of you. So don't worry about 5'7", or 5'8" go for it. The weight of the bike is not a lot it is only 196kilos with two big wheels!
You are overthinking sir, I would say take multiple test rides from multiple showrooms. Every showroom has a different policy so you have to work around it. I would have helped if you stayed in Gurgaon. lol but how do I help you virtually?
@@SrinivasGanesh this boosted my confidence and that’s a lot of help virtually. I would have definitely taken help from you had I been in Gurgaon although I hail from Kolkata. Thank you for your valuable advice. I wil go for it.
@@sukumaran7422 thanks bro for boosting my confidence
there is a touring windsheald it come's as an royal enfield accessories
Yes the difference is only of 10mm
Nice video, mate. Didn't know you were tamil that's awesome :) Does the bike feel tall and easy for slow riding?
😁 It does feel tall and easy for slow riding! Thank you for watching the video.
I love this bike… even I want it… I also booked it… bt now I feel like… mean thy I wasant touting that much… some times Sunday if I got bored… I ride…. No plan to go long rides…. Will you please suggest me to take a decision… should I bought or not….
go for it!
Hows the heat compared to interceptor as i am moving to this from inty.
Heat is a very subjective thing. I have seen this in many riders. Many of them can withstand a lot of it and not be bothered by it. Some are way too sensitive. It all comes down to getting used to it and working around it. Like proper gear. Shoes jacket, jeans etc.
This video looks MUCH better and theres virtually no noise! Seems to be a lot more street lights and traffic in delhi so im sure thay contributes. Did you change any of the settings? Maybe your shutter speed is lowered to prevent the flickering helps with the noise
Thank you so much! There is a lot of noise however! LOL, yes there is a lot of movement in the capital. Yes I do talk about the settings in the video. Looks towards the later half :) I am shooting at 25 fps though.
@@SrinivasGanesh brother, I try 50hz but still flickering. i didnt found any solution yet .
@@user-xo1kq5kc7t Try increasing the frame rate to 25 instead of 24. With 50Hz.
@@SrinivasGanesh Hi brother i just tried both and still flickering.
what gloves are you wearing sri? looks sick
Hey! Thank you for watching. These are Vamos gloves by Royal Enfield.
Check these
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@@SrinivasGanesh thanks! There's always a nice vibe in yr videos
Nice 👌
Thank you sir!
I wish you ride scrambler 400x soon and post a detail review on your style.
Will try and get in touch with people at Triumph
@@SrinivasGanesh Nanrigal
@@B13now :)
How do you sound like *ride with Mandeep*
Are you taking classes from him!?
lol.I don't know who that is. I do believe I sound the same in all my videos.
@@SrinivasGanesh you should try Abhinav 's style, it was nice seeing you people together
@@sardarji7598 haha His style is unique, I am trying to find my own style in my videos. But thank you so much for seeing my videos! you are awesome!
I am having one doubt why bike riders are wearing hand gloves
In the unfortunate incident of an accident, where I fall from the bike, my hands will be protected. If not completely, then atleast it will help me be safe from bruises and scratches.
The video quality is not good please change it. Are you using a GoPro?
No, insta 360 One X2. If you know its settings to capture better night shots then let me know.
While downshifting especially from 4-3rd gear it literally feels and makes sound
Is it same for you?
nope it doesn't makes that noise. Maybe get it checked?
Sir wondering how you left your both hands,, my kamet steers towards right😅😅
haha just get wheels aligned. Spokes tightened. It will be fine. Full marks for watching till the end! You sir are amazing!
Sir,have you changed the mirrors ?if not does it tilts while riding?
It does not tilt while I am riding it. If it tilts while you are riding it then get it tightened it from the service centre please :)
I am looking to get Himalayan 450 but I took test ride of Scrambler 400x and it was amazing too. But its tank range is only 250-300 km. How is the city and highway mileage? Scrambler is out of list due to low tank range.
No bike is perfect. I wouldn't write of the scrambler just for this. Agreed its not ideal, but there is a lot going for the bike. The only place it can be a con is ladakh, you could carry a jerrycan.
@@thekushinator250-300 kms tank range isn't all that bad to be honest for a scrambler. I did Ladakh and Spiti ride with my Interceptor which flashes low fuel light at around 220-230 kms. Scrambler400 is a really good bike and is more like an all-rounder with really good fit-finish quality. My friend has bought one and is really happy with it
@@TheTwinPostI own both, the scrambler 400x and the interceptor. 😊😊
@@thekushinator Perfect 👌
It gives a tank range of 410-415 kms in a full tank of gas.
Looks like the map on the screen is struggling
Haha it sure is. Thanks to the One X2 which is now outdated. It shoots amazing in day light though. For night shots I need to take a better camera. Thank you for watching though.
When I see someone with adventure bike doing daily commute instead of adventure me:- 😒
Adventure will start when adventure season starts in May end or June 😎🤌🏽🫶🏽
Tuyia tamil pesuriya ba. Tamil la kuda video podu bro. Audiance irukanga
Haha romba thanks macha. 🫶🏽
My tamizh is like bulldozer 🤣. Born and brought up in New Delhi, My tamizh is not at all good. If my tamizh friends heard me speak they will simply turn the video off. It is quite cringy. 🤣🤣
@@SrinivasGanesh hahahaha puridhu bro
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Share kardo whatsapp and all pe. 😎 #QualityContentForFree
@@SrinivasGanesh shared in my riding group already
@@a.m8530 You sir are truly a Gentleman! thank you!
Tamil ahh 😅
Haha 🤣 full
Marks for seeing the full video!