OC: I currently live in Barcelona so I can enjoy all of this views and roads every single weekend. Nice video and I can't wait to have a go on this new RE.
the beauty shots with la sagrada familia in the background was *chef's kiss* OC: i have been out of the country but the closest I got to riding a motorcyclewhile overseas was ricibg a bicycle around the Yas Marina circuit
Yea La Sagrada Familia was wild! Wifey and I got to stay in Barcelona for a few days after the event and check out the city. Got to visit La Sagrada on Sunday. Was really really cool and interesting to see them holding services down in the lower part of the building
@@VenomM778Not really! There are many great roads around India. It's because it's a global release, also because the Ride & Handling team of RE is in Spain, the weather there is almost the same all around the year, plus Monsoon is in India.
I love that Royal Enfield has embraced the mono shock but hate that they have embraced rider modes but anyway since their main target is the developed world I guess it makes sense. Have I been out of my countty yes have I ridden outside no. Like the bike but hate therider mides.
Honestly it was pretty decent! We didnt spend a ton of time at 80 but it certainly did alright. The footpegs get a bit buzzy at high rpm, and of course with no windshield there is plenty of wind but overall i wouldnt hesitate to take it on the freeway.
@@TheBlackSheepBoy Suspension is pretty much mandatory for us big fellas 🤣, on small bikes you can kinda get away with it but not at higher speeds into corners, etc.
oc Permission to help pronounce Guerilla? I'm doing it anyways, it's like geh reeh ya. Also, never rode in another country, though I have through other states on my brother's Harley 2 months ago. Kind of boring going through Kansas, that I was starting to doze off.
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This bike looks cool AF. I'm ngl, this bike looks great with the stock rear fender.
OC: I currently live in Barcelona so I can enjoy all of this views and roads every single weekend. Nice video and I can't wait to have a go on this new RE.
the beauty shots with la sagrada familia in the background was *chef's kiss*
OC: i have been out of the country but the closest I got to riding a motorcyclewhile overseas was ricibg a bicycle around the Yas Marina circuit
Yea La Sagrada Familia was wild! Wifey and I got to stay in Barcelona for a few days after the event and check out the city. Got to visit La Sagrada on Sunday. Was really really cool and interesting to see them holding services down in the lower part of the building
@@ThePattyRick that's awesome! Barcelona is definitely my favorite city that I've visited
Looks like a great bike but I only like the silver paint one and normally I don’t like silver. Put this engine in an all black Classic 350 and I’m in!
Base variant❌best variant✅
Those old school switches look cool.
Do check the Royal Enfield continental gt 650 too...! It's a hell of a machine
Great review
Re didn't even knew they made a monster💀🗿
Dirty indian roads
Seems like every moto press release is in Spain 🇪🇸
i know right?! its been a great year for Spain! lol
Mostly good weather, great roads.
@@MotoSnax facts! Weather was beautiful and the roads were smooth and well kept!
Indian roads are very bad
@@VenomM778Not really! There are many great roads around India. It's because it's a global release, also because the Ride & Handling team of RE is in Spain, the weather there is almost the same all around the year, plus Monsoon is in India.
I love that Royal Enfield has embraced the mono shock but hate that they have embraced rider modes but anyway since their main target is the developed world I guess it makes sense. Have I been out of my countty yes have I ridden outside no. Like the bike but hate therider mides.
This color scheme is perfect for a Lakers fan
OC: I’ve been to Mexico and Canada, but never ridden a motorcycle in another country.
it does look amazing. i hope its not just looks
helmet link?
When is this going to be released in states …probably going with the triumph 400 a more complete bike
Thankyou........love u.k.
How was it at 80MPH on the highway? Doable?
Honestly it was pretty decent! We didnt spend a ton of time at 80 but it certainly did alright. The footpegs get a bit buzzy at high rpm, and of course with no windshield there is plenty of wind but overall i wouldnt hesitate to take it on the freeway.
@@ThePattyRick how tall are you? does it fit well? you mentioned you were a "big guy". I'm 6'0" 240lbs. most bikes sag on me lmao
@@TheBlackSheepBoy I am 6”3 about 300 lbs! A BIG guy lol
@@TheBlackSheepBoy Suspension is pretty much mandatory for us big fellas 🤣, on small bikes you can kinda get away with it but not at higher speeds into corners, etc.
OC: Never been out of the country.
It looks cool, but I’ll still take my Speed 400 lol
Will this be in the States by 2025?
It's already on showroom sale in india
I checked both bikes and bought Triumph speed400 , Geurilla 450 was too heavy
oc
Permission to help pronounce Guerilla?
I'm doing it anyways, it's like geh reeh ya.
Also, never rode in another country, though I have through other states on my brother's Harley 2 months ago. Kind of boring going through Kansas, that I was starting to doze off.
I lied, I first learned to ride a dirtbike in a small town in Mexico, 21 years ago this week.
Would you really have a Enfield over a Triumph. You will regret that massively!
There is already a comparison between enfield and triumph 400.
@@suthishofficial Where ?
Triumph 400 is also made by Bajaj Motorcycles . It is awkward to see Europeans praising Indian made motorcycles
2025 ?? It's already on sale here in India.. is it that late for USA.