Ur video made me click the subscribe Button🎉❤, i was confused btvn ns400 and himlyn, u guys cleared it. As i work in defence, i need a motorcycle which can carry loads, bags and family member, so i think this will be a good one. Can i commute on it? Is it reliable? Bcoz its a one time investment
@@deepaksmarihal Hi Deepak, between the ns400 and the Himalayan, I would chose the Himi as well. I also own a Apache so I can tell you that while the ns will give you a sense of instant power, the Himi will take you and your pillion + luggage to more places without tiring you out. I am commuting on the motorcycle daily and it's an absolute hoot to ride in the city. We wish you the best for your purchase and thank you for your service to the Nation. Jai Hind!
@@vishesh000 Hi Vishesh, thanks a lot for the suggestion. We have improved the stabilization and color in the latest uploads. Always trying to improve ✌️
You can’t talk about your purchase experience as a general negative issue. Complain directly to RE but don’t put it out there as if it were a Royal Enfield problem. It’s not kosher to generalize these things. Aside from that, good review.
@@Oldman.Roaming Hello 👋 thanks for your feedback and I'm glad to know you liked the video. Regarding the experience with RE, I did lodge an official complaint as well but didn't get any resolution beyond an acknowledgement on email. Also, the issue was more of a dealership niggle than a brand issue, but RE is in the position of changing the overall experience, if it wants to. Most reviews on RU-vid don't talk about the purchase experience, and we mostly get to see this on riding forums. I wanted to change that.
Almost all RE showrooms are like this only. Today I went to buy/book 450 but came empty handed because of showroom people were forcing me to buy 20k+Rs accesories alongside the bike!
@@rounak1619 no one forces people to buy anything mate. You purchase what you want and can pay for. It’s their job to sell you everything they can but it’s up to you if you pay for it or not… So you did not buy/book the 450 just because they were trying to sell you accessories for the bike “you wanted?” Don’t quite understand…
@@gangadhar_mc4477 maybe you can try changing the angle of the front seat. Under the seat, you will find the points for height adjustment. Set the front height adjuster at 845mm and the rear adjuster to 825mm. This will tilt the seat slightly towards the back which might help from slipping forwards.
@@onceuponamotorcycle I did one mistake , I took touring seat while taking delivery of my vehicle, I drove 1200km so far with this but I don't think so it make much difference compare to normal seat cushions r ok but I feel Skippy feeling I use to come forward it caused heating feeling on seat
