Himalayan BS6 review - finally the Himalayan we always wanted 

Thank you. The location is beyond Hoskote. :)

If it's going to be mostly road touring, would suggest the Mojo over this :)

Not recommended if you are mostly into touring. Points which make it "Not so good" Tourer. 1). Tubed tyres: Not every mechanic can fix rear tyre. Some of them just cant do it. 2.) Low end torque. You dont really need it om tarmac. 3.) Maneuver ability in traffic- himalayan sucks at it. 4.) Bad rear brake. 5.) Dual purpose tyres which also causes wobble like feel on tarmac. 6.) Vibrations and not so good handling above 90kmph 7.) Engine heat: Unbearable 8.) Expensive accessories. So your requirement is 50:50-On:Off road, himalayan is a good option but when you know you are going to spend more time on road, better choose among: 1.) Dominar 2.) KTM adventure 3.)Mojo Ps.- I own a himalayan

@@MrManishvatsyan thank u so much bro. But i WILL choose MOJO over DOMINAR, n ktm as thy have fiber body and less tank range👍🏻

@@roysonr you can choose but remember that Aftersales support is very important. I have seen reviews from people about parts unavailability. Mojo is very good bike as far as i know but it isn't a very well known bike so you never know when company decides to shut down its production.

@@MrManishvatsyan totally understand. Im very well aware about it. Thank once again.

If it does not involve much off-road touring, the D400 makes a better choice .

Dominor 250 or 400.. Gixxer 250 150

@@yashsharma7320 duke 250??

@@pratikgurlani9395 little expensive than this bikes.. and new duke 250 with led headlamp starts at around 2.09 lacs

Very small drop in power, torque remains the same. You do not feel the difference at all.

You can happily buy KTM Adventure 390 for 3.5 lakhs. RE has tried to be more affordable with the motorcycle.

Liquid cooling attracts costly maintenance.