Installing LED Lights on the Royal Enfield Himalayan 

Thanks mate. Will do the saddlebags next.

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Thanks mate, glad the video helped you. :)

You're welcome mate, good luck with your install!

Dangar Motorcycling Thanks mate!

Thanks Mark. Looking forward to doing a video outside the workshop when a mate and I go for a ride in a few weekend's time.

Thanks mate, glad you liked it!

Thanks mate, glad you liked it. :)

Thanks Mandar!

Thanks Donowyn, and thanks for a great mounting bracket.

Dangar Motorcycling I'm happy that you liked it and finaly put it to use.

Thanks mate. I'm still looking for someone to sew the saddle bags so they fit this bike. Will hopefully have time to look into that tomorrow.

Thanks mate, glad you are enjoying them.

Thanks mate! :)

Thank you!

Hi David. I don't know the exact output, but at the end of the day it is only charging the battery so as long as you aren't using those things all the time the battery will cover the peaks and troughs.

Thanks mate, hope to not leave it so long next time. :)

Indian HellRider hey man...let me.know what you think :) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ItpfB1IJT-4.html

Indian HellRider also this one ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-fNoNAnTzHg8.html

Dangar Motorcycling check this ...k&n for Himalayan ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-fNoNAnTzHg8.html

Hey Anthony. I really like that idea, but I'm not sure about the frame. Sounds well worth investigating though.

Thanks Raj. :)

It will be interesting to see how they go. I'll do that follow up video riding with them on and maybe make changes down the track if needed.

Dangar Motorcycling I'll be waiting, eagerly. Add to that, it should also increase their life a bit.

I also have them placed in same place in motorcycle and the help in night as main headlight is focused on one place ...

I have plenty of accessories (Oxford Heated Grips, Usb Charger with a twin output for charging my SatNav/phone, 2 x LED spotlamps & Gerbing Heated gloves for my wife - she feels the cold bless her) on my bike (A Versys 1000) and like you I need to know my battery is not going to die on me through lack of power output from the alternator, so I installed a voltmeter on the dash from good ol' fleabay. Quite cheap and it's brilliant. I run a pretty constant 14.5v and as I power on each accessory I see a small drop in the voltage but even with them all powered on I still achieve 13.8v. It's confidence inspiring knowing I can monitor the health of my charging system and the battery irrespective of what accessories I'm running. Likewise It's nice to get a heads up if something is going wrong.

Hi Akshay, I'm loving the bike so far. It's comfortable, in handles well on-road and off-road, it looks great, it is affordable. I too was worried before buying it but now I would just say go for it. You may have a problem that needs solving down the track, but that is life. RE have been doing a great job of fixing any problems so I would wouldn't be worried. I haven't had a single issue myself.

I've never heard that sound. Where does it come from?

Hey Matt, I'm not sure what the charge coil puts out on these bikes, I'd be keen to know too.

@@DangarMotorcycling I never did find out but I have fitted the 40 watt LED's, heated hand grips, USB charger and a heated seat pad. Using all these accessories the battery is still being charged well as far as I can tell. After sitting for a week the bike starts no problem.

i mean the yellow switch on left hand

@@tameragon It would if you had the auxiliary switch on.

Too much work not enough free time! :(

No, if anything it should be brighter going through the relay. I would check all the connections. Sounds like there is some high resistance somewhere causing a reduction in current flow.

I'm really happy with them.

Hi mate. Unfortunately there isn't a link to the bracket, just contact Donowyn Rodricks on Facebook.

Sridhar H K hi bro go to www.donowyn.com

I got mine from Donowyn donowyn.com/?v=c86ee0d9d7ed

Hi mate, so far I am really happy with the bike. I think there were some problems in the early days but these seem to be getting sorted out. The export models also seem to be built using all the latest parts to enhance the Royal Enfield reputation over seas. If this bike got stolen I would buy another one straight away if that tells you anything. :)

Thank you, Sir, for your response. I was contemplating whether to try one, I think I will now.

I have one in India it's worth every penny just go for it

I've put a link to Donowyns page in the description. There isn't a direct product link to the bracket itself.

Aditya Gawde hi bro you can go to www.donowyn.com

I got my pannier racks from Donowyn donowyn.com/ I also need to replace the top box rack as it isn't strong enough for the weight I need to carry when touring.

+Enfield riders No, no strange noises.

They were fine, even off road.

I'll do a riding video soon.

Interesting point about the work hardening. The main reason that I solder is that with all the salt air around here I find that the soldered connections are more resistant to corrosion, but the heat shrink does help a fair amount with that.

I'm not sure I understand, this setup does use a relay.

No, not to achieve this configuration.

I guess you could duct tape an LED torch to your helmet.

No, I've never owned one, but I do like riding scooters. I thought it was a suitable shirt as I actually boat it on the beach at Anjuna in Goa. :)

Dangar Motorcycling My father owned two of them, I grew up around the second. She did have a mood, threw her tantrums but my best memories are of riding with her. So many people complain about lack of quality in bikes when half of them have never owned and cared for one. I guess riding is all about revving nowadays. Thanks for your vids on the Himalayan, hope to buy it soon.