Thank you so much, bro! Your words mean a lot! I'm glad you liked it. Will definitely keep giving my best. Wishing you a very Happy New Year too! Cheers to more amazing moments ahead!
I own Himalayan 450, its good and amazing road presence. I covered 4k kms in one month. Its a very refined engine, i'm not sure about the 400x. if you are looking for ADV and tourer 450 is best but keep in mind there are few cons for this bike. Rest , the bike is amazing. I clocked 165 kmph speed on 450. Test ride and see. Buy as per your own comfort :) good luck mate
"Himalayan 450 and Scram 400 are bikes from different segments. If you are planning long touring and want to explore extensively, Himalayan 450 is the best. However, if you are looking for a bike mainly for city rides or short trips, Scram 400 is the best choice. Both bikes can handle long touring, but before making a decision, take a test ride of both bikes to understand their features better." "I have the Himalayan 450 as my primary touring bike, and I got it specifically for long touring. I also have a naked bike, but for long rides, the Himalayan is the best choice. It feels very comfortable to ride, and in terms of engine vibration and noise, it's not as much as shown in most videos. When you ride it yourself, you truly understand the power and performance of this bike."
@@Explorewithniik thankyou for the reply mate, i know they're both very different bikes. But both fulfill my requirement of city highway and lil off-road countryside Not planning of long tours as of now but definitely will in the future. Gonna get the test ride soon, but main issue with triumph is the showroom distance 🥲
@@Explorewithniik True, most people speak about vibrations etc etc. I honestly didnt notice much, except slight buzz at mid rpm. its a strong bike too, one RE thunder bird crashed in to mine from left side at 70 speed. Himalayan had only crashgaurd damage and thunder bird has huge impact on front tyre, suspension and fork, disc, headlight and handle bar. I must say himalayan is a tough built bike.
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beauituful cinematography bhaiya !!!! just hypnotizing , just heavenly ngl broooo !!!! KEEP UP THE GD WORK :D happy new year
Thank you so much, bro! Your words mean a lot! I'm glad you liked it. Will definitely keep giving my best. Wishing you a very Happy New Year too! Cheers to more amazing moments ahead!
Thank you for this video ❤
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Nice weather ☁️
Yes, it feels so peaceful and calm.
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Struggle is real ❤
Han yaar
Brother please share about engine refinement honestly I'm confused btwn himmy n triumph scram 400x
I own Himalayan 450, its good and amazing road presence. I covered 4k kms in one month. Its a very refined engine, i'm not sure about the 400x. if you are looking for ADV and tourer 450 is best but keep in mind there are few cons for this bike. Rest , the bike is amazing. I clocked 165 kmph speed on 450. Test ride and see. Buy as per your own comfort :) good luck mate
@simbalionet thanks man, soon ❤️
"Himalayan 450 and Scram 400 are bikes from different segments. If you are planning long touring and want to explore extensively, Himalayan 450 is the best. However, if you are looking for a bike mainly for city rides or short trips, Scram 400 is the best choice. Both bikes can handle long touring, but before making a decision, take a test ride of both bikes to understand their features better."
"I have the Himalayan 450 as my primary touring bike, and I got it specifically for long touring. I also have a naked bike, but for long rides, the Himalayan is the best choice. It feels very comfortable to ride, and in terms of engine vibration and noise, it's not as much as shown in most videos. When you ride it yourself, you truly understand the power and performance of this bike."
@@Explorewithniik thankyou for the reply mate, i know they're both very different bikes.
But both fulfill my requirement of city highway and lil off-road countryside
Not planning of long tours as of now but definitely will in the future. Gonna get the test ride soon, but main issue with triumph is the showroom distance 🥲
@@Explorewithniik True, most people speak about vibrations etc etc. I honestly didnt notice much, except slight buzz at mid rpm. its a strong bike too, one RE thunder bird crashed in to mine from left side at 70 speed. Himalayan had only crashgaurd damage and thunder bird has huge impact on front tyre, suspension and fork, disc, headlight and handle bar. I must say himalayan is a tough built bike.
Por qué llevas el motor tan bajo en vueltas? Es malísimo eso para el motor.
Porque este sonido ha sido grabado con un micrófono.
Очень красиво
Спасибо