Royal Enfield Scram 411 is Better than the Himalayan! REVIEW Top Speed 

Glad to head that!

Bro, how much it cost, the on road price? And how much mileage are u getting

@@hazimsaud5872 price varies region to region. Which country are you in?

@@hazimsaud5872 mileage close to 35

What is milega you getting in city?

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There's a 450 cc version with 40bhp and upside down forks

Thanks! What bike do you have?

Thanks lodi bigyan kita fansign

Yeah, you get more of what you pay for with the hima but i never really need what ever they took out of the sram :)

You can actually turn the Himalayan into a Scram much easier than the other way around. So my pick is the Himalayan😅

@@AndreiLucaa makes sense!

Centre stand and tubeless. Fully agree to need of improving these two important things!

Thanks man!

Thanks!

Thank you sir!

great choice of color!

@@juanicofernandez Thanks bro!

cheers!

I’m 5’7 and yes i can flat foot

@@GameEleven11 too short i think

@@GameEleven11 I’m 6’2” and will being picking this bike up next week. I’ll definitely give an update but even in the showroom it felt great in the saddle. Didn’t feel discomfort, easily flat footed and really gives that dirt bike feel which I liked.

I’m 5’9” and it’s perfect. I’d be curious to know how it rides for 6’2”.

@@GameEleven11 had it for a little over a month now and can say it feels great at 6’2”. The only complaint I have is you catch a lot of wind if you have a long torso like myself and are taller at higher speeds. I offset this by getting a large windscreen for those longer highway rides. I have taken it on a gravel/dirt road and it rides well with stock tires. Still would suggest you test ride for yourself if you have an opportunity

congrats!

pretty sure you can! you can still have it lowered as dealer :)

Yeah this is it - I do prefer the idea of the Scram but the Himalayan comes ready within more equipment that I'd want to install on the bike anyway. I'd take a Himalayan with a 19" front wheel, tubeless would be ideal too!

I purchased the Himalayan over the scram because of the extra features for just a little bit more money

Game!

I agree

I removed the top fender from my Himmy and I prefer the sleeker look, plus it seems to have less wind buffeting at speed. I also removed the "mini fairing" for the same reasons.

@@jordanblair5410 maybe also remove the centerstand?

@@juanicofernandez urban to off road and everywhere in between. The CS weight is on the bottom and invaluable for doing maintenance. If you pay to have it done, it isn't an issue.

I guess they partnered with MW here in thenphilippines

It can be bought separately

I think you have to buy it separately in the philippines

£9.99 for a phone holder 😂

My bad! Thanks for pointing it out bro!

noted! thanks :D

looking forward!

Taking ages with this 450 though, hope it's worth it!!

@@turningwheels2584 As i said Himalayan 450 will be liquid cooling engine rather than now air cooled with more powerful engine.

@@chaitanyashervegar8234 If RE get in right with the 450 it has the potential to change and saturate the 'adventure' bike market, hope they don't screw it up by making it too heavy.........

@@soaruk3697 Good morning No it won't be too heavy below 200kg curb weight.with liquid cooling engine.

It looks promising tho! But I Highly doubt the will discontinue it 😅

@@juanicofernandez 40hp 450 Liquid cooled engined bikes are coming along the 411 will be dropped within the next year or two............... nobody will be buying them.......

Then it won't be a himalayan dna

401

my bad!

Not so much since they’re not really built for speed 😅

too bad you can't swap the seats

He's not pronouncing it wrong. That his accent where his native language is not English. You'll hear a similar pronuciation when you ask the French, German, Russian etc etc to say it (and other words). You clearly understood what he meant so why have a dig at him for his accent?

@@friktionrc Am not having a dig but he is saying it wrong. Its not a hard word to say in English. I speak French and Spanish and always learn how to say words. Get it right. End of. And yes he is pronouncing it wrong. My ancestors invented the language I should bloody well know. P.s If you came to Uk and said "Himalien" a 6 yr old kid would correct you! Or would think you are talking about aliens etc De verdad me dar igual pero te digo es incorrecto y tonto😉 Como Hima-lay-an.

As a world language, English has many "proper" variations. English is an official language of the Philippines as well as India, where the Himalayan (hiMAlayan) was created. Just because a word is pronounced differently in different versions of English doesn't mean that either pronunciation is wrong. I wouldn't tell a Brit or an American they're wrong when one takes a lift and the other an elevator. Neither would I say one was wrong for saying "KFC don't..." or the other is wrong for saying "KFC doesn't...". Vocabulary, grammar, and punctuation are different amongst the "proper" variations of English throughout the world.

@@shawnperry5991 Like Aluminium and Aluminum as the the Americans say however the way some people are saying Himalayan is actually creating a new word by the way they are saying it. So you're wrong am afraid. And more importantly we should try to say words right otherwise its just being lazy. Speak how you want but dont expect native speakers to not correct you. The way some people are saying it is categorically wrong. And being a Brit am well within my rights to say it sounds fiiing stupid! (It does).

Scarm 411 👌🏻

Scram 411 and will definitely keep it forever!

Himalayan, no comparison!

Scram, i already have the himalayan 👍

Both

Thanks for pointing it out man!

😅

Yes, As per royal enfield guys 😅 will clarify it again with them if there’s any proof haha

Fork is slightly different but highly likely still compatible

My friend has this bike. What a beauty it is 🥺

Can I ask why it failed in India? Is there anything about the bike on rougher roads or in South Asian conditions that I should know?