That, is THE definition of adventure. It helps us understand the RE Himalayan. It wasn't designed as a hores power monster, it was designed to be a sure footed mule with enough horse power, but tractable torque that won't launch you over the edge of that crazy cliffy, mountain road.
@@ilyafilru You know nothing about altitude riding it is one thing to ride up to 4000 meters but it is another thing to ride down and you cannot see the ground due to riding through the clouds and your hands cramping while holding onto your handlebars and your lungs grasping for air
ABSOLUTLY mesmerized by this terrain, I have been on some very unforgiving "roads" in New Mexico and Arizona but man I've never seen anything like this, these guys aren't spring chickens either, got to give them credit for attempting this, what a trek and the stuff life experiences are made of.
I went a bit slower on that road. :-) I did not want to come back from motorbiking, my face hurt every day not from the riding but from smiling so hard. Was 2011-2013 on a Royal Enfield Electra 350 Did 18 months 28000km
I've just happened across your adventure today after having ordered my RE Himalayan several hours ago from my local dealership near Houston, Texas, USA. I must say this is the stuff of dreams and so inspiring, as I'm preparing to embark on a journey down to Peru and back next season...thanks so much for enduring the test, and living to share it. Cheers!
@@upward_onward It'll push 110 KPH all day long, and haul anything attached without a complaint. Taken in increments, (and regular breaks) it'll be well suited. Now to just get past the pesky beak-in period and await the arrival of the panniers & crash bars coming in from RE India.All in all an excellent platform.
@@douglasyoungblood7801 Indeed, have a pleasant tour. I too own a Himalayan BSIV for a couple of months, clocked around 3200km. It's not a bad purchase.
@@UPSHIFT_ONLINE Do you know Noraly? A Dutch woman who biked lots of miles on a RE Himalayan? Channel is ItchyBoots. th-cam.com/video/5wnfht7w3EE/w-d-xo.html
I went to Ladakh with my cousin. He rented a Tirumph Tiger and I choose a RE classic since it was cheap and satisfied my budget. The Tirumph dominated the soft terrain at lower attitudes even my cousin got overlemed by its raw power and handling. As the altitude increased, Tirumph found it hard to breath due to decrease in oxygen level and even the engine got knocked off at times. But the worst part was while crossing a small stream my cousin accidently slipped alongwith the bike and tripped a relay in the FI system of the tiger. It was very complicated and hard to repair the ignition system of a triumph. We had to remove a dozen of Allen bolts to uncover the FI housing finally fixed it after 4 hours in that cold weather. In the overall trek, the only problems I faced in the RE were the vibrations at lower RPMs. It is a jack of trades and most importantly you don't need phd in mechanical engineering to repair a RE... No electronic crap.. P. S... I only choose a RE classic because all the himalayans in that Rental shop were pre-booked.
Spectacular. I've driven many roads like that on a quad bike in Colorado...but I don't do it anymore in my silver years, I leave it to the younger folks like you now. Safe travels.
I know other costly sophisticate bikes are awesome but i dont need a rocket science on my road trip. this himalayan is simple and fun and? so damn cheap compared to big brands. this is all win-win for me
Lucky sod ;-) I have been to India on my bikes quite a few times now but so far never managed to get along the cliff-hanger road. In 2022 i'm planning riding from Scotland to Australia and for sure will be playing all around on those cliff roads of India for a few weeks. Great clip. Thanks for posting
Those Royal Enfields have to be tough to handle those goat trails masquerading as "roads"! You three guys have some brass as well! Safe travels from this fellow old guy (59) who daily rides his R1200RT in Arizona!
I saw one of these bikes for the first time at the Motorcycle Expo 2019 in Sao Paulo, Brazil, where I live. I was stroke by the simple and trustful look of the RE Himalayan, although I was not sure if it was just a "marketing trick". After watching this video I am changing my mind... Thank you guys for the awesome adventure you shared with us by posting this footage. I envy you! Congratulations! PS - you make my BMW GS 1200 look very cumbersome!
Good to see someone making real motorcycles again. They remind me of Ted Simon's round the world Triumph 500. Easy to ride, light to pick up and you don't need a computer science degree to fix one.
I did a few days trip with my future wife back in 2009, around Manali and to Hampta pass, of course on a Royal Enfield, a ride to remember!Still i got the chills from this trail you did there!
I have been riding a Crf 250 rally around Sicilian mountain roads this winter and really enjoying just having the correct amount of power and weight , but your video of your adventure really deserves my compliments to yourselves and the bikes.👍
Great video gents, have ridden twice in the Himalayas and it was a blast both times, second time around I got to sample the RE Himalayan for a couple of days, perfect bike for the terrain, your video brings back the memories and feeling of what it’s like high up and the roads with their sheer drop offs and unpredictable surfaces, makes me what to go back again 👍
Congrats on a great ride the camera work and editing was top class, its hard enough to ride bikes on paved roads over 4000 meters and for you guys to do it in off road conditions just shows what great bikemanship you have thanks again
This reminds me of the old Land Rover. The new ones with big fat wheels and more power than ever needed they get stuck .The old series 1 and 2 and 3 just ride above the waves so to speak. Sorry I know its a motorbike Video but the principles are the same !! I am about to get one of these bikes for exactly this reason.. Apart from the fact I am getting old Well not getting old I am old !!!!! So weight also becomes an issue for these old legs !!! Running cost from what i can gather are substantial lower due to the bikes simplicity..Thanks for the upload really good to watch listen and learn from those that know what they are doing without all the bullshit !!!!!!!!!!!!! THANK YOU !!!!!!!!!!
These bikes were perfect. Getting in a hurry in the Himalayas will just get you in trouble. These bikes slowed everything down, were exceptionally comfortable and lets us take it all in. Worry free.
The traffic was off the charts crazy. I would have much rather shuttled in a sprinter van to the foothills and ridden from there. I felt like the trip could have gone sideways at any moment on the road to Delhi. We got lucky this time!
Finally a motorcycle video that doesn't blast me with the maker's choice of music. (I can choose my own!) The sound of the bikes and the rushing water and the traffic makes for a good sound track. The narration is just right to let us know what is happening. Thanks for the virtual experience.
Dear Admin, In your video title add the word: royal Enfield. It will get you more viewership and subscribers. Reason is, till you add the word: royal Enfield, the Indian TH-cam viewers will not land up onto your channel for viewing your videos. Add this word and see the magic. It will definitely give you an viewership of more than: 01,00,000.
Thank you gentlemen for this wonderful invitation to travel! The shots are magnificent and thanks to these little monos you have been able to remain serene! A real bike should bring joy and pleasure without scattering the wallet! Simplicity, lightness against mastodons over 1000 cm?...411 Himalaya is David who beat Goliath! Long and beautiful live to Royal Enfield who i thank for bringing these beautiful English motorcycles back to life! The 650 is fabulous; I feel like I'm going back to my beloved 70s... Thank you again for this great moment of escape! A big hello from France, my country!
@@simoncudby9056 good to hear! I too had a good experience on the Himalayan during my recent trip, but I was mostly on pavement. Good to know you didn't have issues on all that rough stuff.
People add music to their biking videos. Your's though was just the natural sound of what a biker goes through the ride. Did these stretches in 2018 on a Versys 650. Watched this video today 13-Oct-2020 and you are now pushing me to go back to the mountains once again.
Yes! I was one of the riders on this trek. My son-in-law was our guide. This is what he does for his profession, but he will treat you like family. His company is listed above in the info section of this video.
Go to Delhi, just avoid old Delhi. Even we Indians dont go there, its 1000 year old narrow street market with lots of traffic. Avoid it and u will be fine.
Buy one. Who cares you are not in India? I wish I were in Ohio, riding such a bike. You are in Ohio already, just buy that bike. They are cheap. They get you twice the miles for each gallon. They get you anywhere. They are great. What are you waiting for?
Wow! You redefine adventure touring. I'm in Canada and I have an Africa Twin. I can't imagine riding an Africa Twin on the trip you were on. You guys did great. Thanks for sharing. I really appreciate that you guys all seem to be about my age. I won't be going on anything as crazy as what you did, but this summer I will head for the Great Bear Rainforest in British Columbia.
We love the Africa Twin, but it would have been a lot on this tiny road. The small RE Himalayan was perfect. Thanks for watching and the comment. Hopefully you check out our magazine too. www.upshiftonline.com/upshift-magazine
I liked those bikes the first time I saw them when they first came out. Relatively light, and low. I cant imagine doing that ride on some huge BMW or Super Tenere.
@@rangdajiedkharumnuid3752 ooh the east is beautiful dude! I lived in shillong for a year or two. Id love to someday comeback again. All the green and twisty roads are just amazing
Oh my god the more I watch this the more I want to do it myself Even if i am an old Togg !!!!!!!!!!!! How good was this journey in your life ?????????????
people underestimate how brutal commuting can be, right? those guys seemed to have left the most demanding part of the journey for the end, navigating the city... a great video. i would never take a trip like that... i just love fresh asphalt and 3 lane roads too much :}
That road is perfect for an underpowered bike like the himalayan. Wonder what would have happened if it was a KTM or a Tiger or a BMW or Africa Twin. With the amount of power it would have thrown the bike off the cliff.
I did this kind of things 30 years ago on my own Bullet . The logbook said all waranties are void if driven over 40kmh. Nice to see they have tarmac now
Higher powered bikes with fancy electronics may offer the rider a more effortless and sure-footed ride, but the RE in its simplicity and tough workhorse build gives the rider more ‘kick’ in experiencing the challenges along the trail no matter under what terrain. This bike has got real character, sort of a Land Rover Defender of bikes, IMHO.
on sach pass trail the regular taxi ply, so you could still go on the sach pass trail without riding yourself, i don't ride either b ut i do visit by shared taxi or private taxi, Sach pass is epic but only opens for short time period (from Aug to oct)
Himalayan Aka Basanti can go around the world without much problem.. you can ask Itchy boot for that she is now Greece riding Himalayan witout much help... lol shame on RE hq
Your team with 3 guys traveled by motorbike are very safe. I followed a female biker named Noraly who travels alone with this Royal Infield bike and she is now in Argentina. She is from Holland. She is very brave lady. Her plan is to travel to Alaska.
That, is THE definition of adventure. It helps us understand the RE Himalayan. It wasn't designed as a hores power monster, it was designed to be a sure footed mule with enough horse power, but tractable torque that won't launch you over the edge of that crazy cliffy, mountain road.
Exactly!
Yes indeed. We didn't have to worry about "bike performance" so that gave us time to take in the scenery!
It's not an adventure if you have a guide.
@@ilyafilru You know nothing about altitude riding it is one thing to ride up to 4000 meters but it is another thing to ride down and you cannot see the ground due to riding through the clouds and your hands cramping while holding onto your handlebars and your lungs grasping for air
@@gregt7927 You know nothing about punctuation.
The whole video was ASMR. I'm not mad that it doesn't have background music, I'm happy that it doesn't. Great video lads!
Here's video of just the Cliffhanger Road th-cam.com/video/8dqpStLeaL0/w-d-xo.html
the motorchkle babin mai frend
@@UPSHIFT_ONLINE how would you rate RE HIMALAYAN ON himalayan passes and on offroads ?
yes,that tabla music....i only hear that music on non indian channels featuring anything indian
ABSOLUTLY mesmerized by this terrain, I have been on some very unforgiving "roads" in New Mexico and Arizona but man I've never seen anything like this, these guys aren't spring chickens either, got to give them credit for attempting this, what a trek and the stuff life experiences are made of.
I went a bit slower on that road. :-)
I did not want to come back from motorbiking, my face hurt every day not from the riding but from smiling so hard. Was 2011-2013 on a Royal Enfield Electra 350 Did 18 months 28000km
Bruh wanna meet you sometime 🥲
Electra!! I remember when i was in school, a friend of mine had the maroon colour electra.
I've just happened across your adventure today after having ordered my RE Himalayan several hours ago from my local dealership near Houston, Texas, USA. I must say this is the stuff of dreams and so inspiring, as I'm preparing to embark on a journey down to Peru and back next season...thanks so much for enduring the test, and living to share it. Cheers!
encouraging to hear, though the bike has only 24 HP u guying are going for it.
@@upward_onward It'll push 110 KPH all day long, and haul anything attached without a complaint. Taken in increments, (and regular breaks) it'll be well suited. Now to just get past the pesky beak-in period and await the arrival of the panniers & crash bars coming in from RE India.All in all an excellent platform.
@@douglasyoungblood7801 Indeed, have a pleasant tour. I too own a Himalayan BSIV for a couple of months, clocked around 3200km. It's not a bad purchase.
@@douglasyoungblood7801 Have a great journey!
It is a small bike as compared to other touring machines..but sometimes it does the work...
Thats what himalayan is made for!!
Exactly
@@UPSHIFT_ONLINE Do you know Noraly? A Dutch woman who biked lots of miles on a RE Himalayan? Channel is ItchyBoots.
th-cam.com/video/5wnfht7w3EE/w-d-xo.html
I went to Ladakh with my cousin. He rented a Tirumph Tiger and I choose a RE classic since it was cheap and satisfied my budget. The Tirumph dominated the soft terrain at lower attitudes even my cousin got overlemed by its raw power and handling. As the altitude increased, Tirumph found it hard to breath due to decrease in oxygen level and even the engine got knocked off at times. But the worst part was while crossing a small stream my cousin accidently slipped alongwith the bike and tripped a relay in the FI system of the tiger. It was very complicated and hard to repair the ignition system of a triumph. We had to remove a dozen of Allen bolts to uncover the FI housing finally fixed it after 4 hours in that cold weather. In the overall trek, the only problems I faced in the RE were the vibrations at lower RPMs. It is a jack of trades and most importantly you don't need phd in mechanical engineering to repair a RE... No electronic crap..
P. S... I only choose a RE classic because all the himalayans in that Rental shop were pre-booked.
Spectacular. I've driven many roads like that on a quad bike in Colorado...but I don't do it anymore in my silver years, I leave it to the younger folks like you now. Safe travels.
We aren't exactly in our 20's and 30's either ;)
@@UPSHIFT_ONLINE - you fellas took an awesome trip...one we all envy!
Himalyas are way higher than the rockies..
@@Reclaimyourlife-19 Thats pretty obvious, but we still have narrow 4x4 roads with several thousand foot drop offs.
@@Reclaimyourlife-19you didn't understand the essence of his comment .
I know other costly sophisticate bikes are awesome but i dont need a rocket science on my road trip. this himalayan is simple and fun and? so damn cheap compared to big brands. this is all win-win for me
Lucky sod ;-) I have been to India on my bikes quite a few times now but so far never managed to get along the cliff-hanger road. In 2022 i'm planning riding from Scotland to Australia and for sure will be playing all around on those cliff roads of India for a few weeks. Great clip. Thanks for posting
Thank you for watching. Have fun on your trip.
100% BRILLIANT GUYS,i will be test riding a Himalayan in the morning, Paul from Belfast, Northern Ireland.
Enjoy! It's great at what it was meant to do that is for sure.
Those Royal Enfields have to be tough to handle those goat trails masquerading as "roads"! You three guys have some brass as well! Safe travels from this fellow old guy (59) who daily rides his R1200RT in Arizona!
Thanks Norm. It was a blast and the Royal Enfield was a pleasant surprise. Did everything we needed it to... purpose built for the trip at hand.
R1200 hah.. goose bumpin
@@brandonglanville2991 Next year they are coming out with the Royal Enfield Himalayan 650 twin :-)
The bikes were great! I enjoyed having a lower stand over height in some of the sketchier situations.
Best off roading video I had ever seen in my life
Well thank you very much for the kind words!
Ummm. Now I realize why the Royal Enfield Himalaya is such a great bike. What a torture course for man and machine. Amazing.
It's perfect for this kind of trip.
I saw one of these bikes for the first time at the Motorcycle Expo 2019 in Sao Paulo, Brazil, where I live. I was stroke by the simple and trustful look of the RE Himalayan, although I was not sure if it was just a "marketing trick". After watching this video I am changing my mind... Thank you guys for the awesome adventure you shared with us by posting this footage. I envy you! Congratulations! PS - you make my BMW GS 1200 look very cumbersome!
Good to see someone making real motorcycles again. They remind me of Ted Simon's round the world Triumph 500. Easy to ride, light to pick up and you don't need a computer science degree to fix one.
Yes!!!
I did a few days trip with my future wife back in 2009, around Manali and to Hampta pass, of course on a Royal Enfield, a ride to remember!Still i got the chills from this trail you did there!
Sounds like a great trip. Thanks for watching ours. So glad it brought back fond memories.
I went through Srinagra to Leh in 2018 but didn't make a video. Your video is awesome. I love it.
I have been riding a Crf 250 rally around Sicilian mountain roads this winter and really enjoying just having the correct amount of power and weight , but your video of your adventure really deserves my compliments to yourselves and the bikes.👍
Thank you very much for the kind words. Enjoy your CRF250 Rally. Great machine.
Great video gents, have ridden twice in the Himalayas and it was a blast both times, second time around I got to sample the RE Himalayan for a couple of days, perfect bike for the terrain, your video brings back the memories and feeling of what it’s like high up and the roads with their sheer drop offs and unpredictable surfaces, makes me what to go back again 👍
Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment. Much appreciated.
Congrats on a great ride the camera work and editing was top class, its hard enough to ride bikes on paved roads over 4000 meters and for you guys to do it in off road conditions just shows what great bikemanship you have thanks again
This reminds me of the old Land Rover. The new ones with big fat wheels and more power than ever needed they get stuck .The old series 1 and 2 and 3 just ride above the waves so to speak.
Sorry I know its a motorbike Video but the principles are the same !! I am about to get one of these bikes for exactly this reason.. Apart from the fact I am getting old Well not getting old
I am old !!!!! So weight also becomes an issue for these old legs !!! Running cost from what i can gather are substantial lower due to the bikes simplicity..Thanks for the upload really good to
watch listen and learn from those that know what they are doing without all the bullshit !!!!!!!!!!!!! THANK YOU !!!!!!!!!!
These bikes were perfect. Getting in a hurry in the Himalayas will just get you in trouble. These bikes slowed everything down, were exceptionally comfortable and lets us take it all in. Worry free.
What an adventure - even extreme traffic of another flavor than London, LA or NY traffic - much thanks for sharing it!
The traffic was off the charts crazy. I would have much rather shuttled in a sprinter van to the foothills and ridden from there. I felt like the trip could have gone sideways at any moment on the road to Delhi. We got lucky this time!
Awesome video! I've watched dozens of videos of riding in the Himalayans and this ranks right near the top. Thanks for sharing!!!
Finally a motorcycle video that doesn't blast me with the maker's choice of music. (I can choose my own!) The sound of the bikes and the rushing water and the traffic makes for a good sound track. The narration is just right to let us know what is happening. Thanks for the virtual experience.
I agree.. motorbiking along the edge of eternity.. no room for pounding music.
Dear Admin,
In your video title add the word: royal Enfield.
It will get you more viewership and subscribers.
Reason is, till you add the word: royal Enfield, the Indian TH-cam viewers will not land up onto your channel for viewing your videos.
Add this word and see the magic. It will definitely give you an viewership of more than: 01,00,000.
Great advice and thank you for speaking up and saying something. We have followed your advice and done just what you said.
Bengaluru Hulk true 😂
Lol it worked. Indians are one of crazy patriots.
@@bendover-bz4bc 😂😂 yes we are
All that comes to my mind right now : "One Day"
Highly recommended. Sooner the better.
Looks like it was an amazing ride.
Great job capturing the scenery and atmosphere!
It was a great trip. Thank you for commenting and the kind words.
a great RAW adventure...how it should be... no bullshit..no boring fake reactions...sheer riding... kudos
Dios!!! Que fascinante aventura gracias por compartir grandes momentos ... anhelo con amor una himalayan 🤗🤗🤗🤗 Saludos desde Colombia!!!!
Probable one of the best adventure trails I've come across, a must for any adventure pilgrim... With love from Kashmir 🍻👍
It looks like these bikes are perfect for these roads. Heavier and more powerful bikes may of been too much to contend with.
They really are perfect. Getting in a hurry in some of these places can create more problems that its worth.
You are right! We kept saying these bikes were "just right" for this trip. We could have used a bit more power on the asphalt though!
i own one but it lacks in power
@@simoncudby9056 yes. 10 horses more would have done it.
Its a heavy bike😲
Man, it gave me the chills just by watching.. Can't imagine what it would have been being just there. Chapeau
Thank you from
Kashmir
Thank you! Great region.
AWESOME !! Congratulations !! ... Greetings and best wishes from Austria!
Thank you very much! We appreciate you watching.
seriously this video has cleared my dilemma, now I am sure about buying RE Himalayan!!! kudos to you guys✌
channel subscribed 🍾
Congratulations... you will love it. Thank you for the comment.
Thank you gentlemen for this wonderful invitation to travel! The shots are magnificent and thanks to these little monos you have been able to remain serene!
A real bike should bring joy and pleasure without scattering the wallet! Simplicity, lightness against mastodons over 1000 cm?...411 Himalaya is David who beat Goliath!
Long and beautiful live to Royal Enfield who i thank for bringing these beautiful English motorcycles back to life!
The 650 is fabulous; I feel like I'm going back to my beloved 70s...
Thank you again for this great moment of escape!
A big hello from France, my country!
Loved this video! Moves along at a good clip with fantastic scenery and some simple narration... bravo and thanks! 🍻
How'd you like the Himalayan?
The Himalayan did a great job on the trip. We were fully loaded with all our gear for the week and the bikes did well!
@@simoncudby9056 good to hear!
I too had a good experience on the Himalayan during my recent trip, but I was mostly on pavement. Good to know you didn't have issues on all that rough stuff.
I hope you upload part 5 soon ✌
If the Himalayan isn't the best on the Himalayas then it's no point calling it the Himalayan.
hey Justin ! 😊 found you here !
People add music to their biking videos.
Your's though was just the natural sound of what a biker goes through the ride. Did these stretches in 2018 on a Versys 650. Watched this video today 13-Oct-2020 and you are now pushing me to go back to the mountains once again.
The mountains have a strong draw.
I was not surprised the Delhi heat got you head on...but KUDOS to you that was one heck of a trip.
Thank you sir. Appreciate the comment.
Yes we were close to falling off our bikes in the heat! Luckily we stopped just in time and found a cooler place to recover for a half hour.
Ha ha! Looks like the heat of Delhi was the real adventure!!! Great ride btw. Respect.
Lots of love from Jammu & Kashmir (INDIA)
Heroes never die ! Superbe épopée pleine de danger… J'adore !
Love and support from south India 😍😍😍
Thank you for watching and commenting!
You and yer friends are much braver than me, I got scared ( while sitting on my couch) as you rode along that death drop, well done indeed!
Is it possible to get to the Himalayas without riding through that crazy traffic? Awe inspiring stuff. You guys must be such skilled riders.
Sure there are different routes. We just needed to be in Dlhi to fly out.
Yes! I was one of the riders on this trek. My son-in-law was our guide. This is what he does for his profession, but he will treat you like family. His company is listed above in the info section of this video.
You can sky drive!
Go to Delhi, just avoid old Delhi.
Even we Indians dont go there, its 1000 year old narrow street market with lots of traffic.
Avoid it and u will be fine.
@@fatih6291 western news medias favourate old delhi...... Made our image pretty bad... Even i co sider that place a hell..
You are amazing my friend I am really appreciated you I am 53 years old and I love bike riding you are ideal my blessings for you keep it up
Thank you for the kind words!
You welcome anytime for my beautiful country Pakistan to visit
Roads are bit crazy, but you all done a great job guys. All the best.
Great video and trip, crazy roads, takes some balls those mountain trails.
Thanks for watching and for the comment.
Now I need a RE Himalayan, and I live in flat-ass Ohio.
lol
Buy one. Who cares you are not in India? I wish I were in Ohio, riding such a bike. You are in Ohio already, just buy that bike. They are cheap. They get you twice the miles for each gallon. They get you anywhere. They are great. What are you waiting for?
😂
I live in Iowa and am buying one.
@@voornaam3191 yes,every country in world has good sceneries..we just beed to travel places to see it🙂
Love to you Sir, you guys being international still rode those roads, and I am a local can't even think of it
Incredible trip and I loved watching the whole video. Looking at the beauty of nature brought me happy tears ☺️
Thank you for watching!
Great video... It makes me want to do the same trip! Amazing scenery and experiences... Well done guys!
Wow! You redefine adventure touring. I'm in Canada and I have an Africa Twin. I can't imagine riding an Africa Twin on the trip you were on. You guys did great. Thanks for sharing. I really appreciate that you guys all seem to be about my age. I won't be going on anything as crazy as what you did, but this summer I will head for the Great Bear Rainforest in British Columbia.
We love the Africa Twin, but it would have been a lot on this tiny road. The small RE Himalayan was perfect. Thanks for watching and the comment. Hopefully you check out our magazine too. www.upshiftonline.com/upshift-magazine
I liked those bikes the first time I saw them when they first came out. Relatively light, and low. I cant imagine doing that ride on some huge BMW or Super Tenere.
They were perfect for this trip. You definitely do not want a wound tight performance machine. Slow and easy.
absolute crazzy, i'm terrified watching from here
It's a little stressful for sure.
You people are amazing and courageous. I am waiting for the day when I'll be going on such trips.
Come to Shillong, it's in the north eastern states of Meghalaya. Lots of beautiful places to ride to here.
We will ad it to our list of places to visit for sure. Thank you for the comment.
@@UPSHIFT_ONLINE Awesome! Hit me up if you plan on doing so. 🤙🤙🤙
@@rangdajiedkharumnuid3752 ooh the east is beautiful dude! I lived in shillong for a year or two. Id love to someday comeback again. All the green and twisty roads are just amazing
Oh my god the more I watch this the more I want to do it myself Even if i am an old Togg !!!!!!!!!!!! How good was this journey in your life ?????????????
It was fantastic.
Lovely scenery, great video, thanks for sharing 👍🇬🇧
Thanks!
There aren’t many films that I watch to the end……this one I did…….great adventure!
What a great time. Definitely wanting to go back and do it again.
AWESOME, sooner or later I'll be on the same trail!! great vid.
Man, these streets! Respect for doing this trip!
wow - those mountain tracks!!!! OMG
people underestimate how brutal commuting can be, right? those guys seemed to have left the most demanding part of the journey for the end, navigating the city...
a great video.
i would never take a trip like that... i just love fresh asphalt and 3 lane roads too much :}
That road is perfect for an underpowered bike like the himalayan. Wonder what would have happened if it was a KTM or a Tiger or a BMW or Africa Twin. With the amount of power it would have thrown the bike off the cliff.
It all depends on the rider. But yes, we were happy to be on the Himalayan simply traveling these roads at our own pace.
they are not under powered, you need torque to go up those mountains, these motorcycles has plenty of torque.
I’m sure plenty of people completed this on r1200gs
The Africa Twin would be even more comforting, and effortless with the DCT version.
I hate when shitface people comment on a bike without riding it. First get ur ass out of ur house and do some adventure before leaving a comment.
Now that is a ride! I have to do this ride one day as well. Looks fantastic!
Highly recommend it. We had a great time.
So cool guys, thanks for sharing your experience and thanks for the genuine way of showing it
Wow wonderful riding a Himalayan in the Himalayas. Proud owner of Himalayan. Will surely plan here and ride my himalayan in this trail.
Thank you for watching and commenting.
I did this kind of things 30 years ago on my own Bullet . The logbook said all waranties are void if driven over 40kmh. Nice to see they have tarmac now
Fabulous video. Beautifully edited into a story. You guys are very brave!
Thanks Martin! We got to the cliff area at about 4pm, so it was "Do it, or turn back", which wasn't really an option!
Thanks, I watched this video with pleasure!
Thank you! Appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment.
Ohhh, epic!
I did this last year solo, but opposite direction - Amritsar > Saach pass > Killar > Kishtwar > Srinagar > Leh > Zanskar etc, etc etc
If you can ride in India, then you are "certified" to ride anywhere on Planet Earth.
This is true.
That amazing view..! When everything was covered in snow, it looks so beautiful to be riding there! Great video!
Climate is much harsher than you imagine
It's not just cold, it's the height which means lack of oxygen
Thank you for sharing your experiences. Great riders. You have truly motivated me to start riding again.
Wow I'm blown away at the scenery I've ridden off road many times but cans down that's the most epic
It was a tremendous trip for sure.
Wow ... I got to get me a piece of that action...amazing...and congrats on such as epic ride...
It's a pretty amazing place. This trip was all time.
I would love to do this one day once my daughters are grown up. Thank you for such an inspiring video.
You are so welcome! Thank you for watching
Wow, thank you for sharing this. Inspiring. Hugs from Brazil,
Thank you for the kind words.
This video will be the answer for the people who doubt and argue about the build quality of RE and just go on giving -ve feedbacks about RE.
I hope you guys enjoyed the ride with lots of adventure and thrilling experience
It was great, thank you!
great video really appreciate you and your friends ... big love
Thanks so much
And I thought that western North Carolina mountains were dangerous (they are)! Y'all are crazy. *lol* Glad it all turned out OK. Ride safe.
Higher powered bikes with fancy electronics may offer the rider a more effortless and sure-footed ride, but the RE in its simplicity and tough workhorse build gives the rider more ‘kick’ in experiencing the challenges along the trail no matter under what terrain. This bike has got real character, sort of a Land Rover Defender of bikes, IMHO.
We have to agree.
I might have the guts to walk those trails but no way could I ride them.
I was ok whilst riding, but when I stopped to shoot some photos, I got a little vertigo!
on sach pass trail the regular taxi ply, so you could still go on the sach pass trail without riding yourself, i don't ride either b ut i do visit by shared taxi or private taxi, Sach pass is epic but only opens for short time period (from Aug to oct)
What an epic ride! Thanks for sharing your experience.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for watching.
Thank You. Visit Again!
It surely pumped lots of adrenalin inside me. Breathtaking shots.
Thank you!
Himalayan Aka Basanti can go around the world without much problem.. you can ask Itchy boot for that she is now Greece riding Himalayan witout much help... lol shame on RE hq
This is amazing. We look forward to visiting Himalayas soon.
It's amazing. Enjoy it.
One day I'll go there with my friends for sure♥️
Do it!
Me too
Amazing how people say that this bike has bad reliability while they beat the shit out of it. This looks like an amazing trip.
Those little bikes served us very well.
Damn you guys are real brave adventurers salut
Outstanding video. The bike truly living up to its name!
It's really the ideal bike for this environment. Riding a modern high performance bike would be extra pucker factor on those cliffs.
Even i was holding my breath watching the portion where u guys ride through the edge of those cliffs, be careful, be safe❤️
It's a pretty intense stretch of road. Thank you for watching.
Looks like you gents had great fun. We are planning something similar..few RE riders from NW UK. All the best on your next adventure.
The narrative is subtle.. perfect!
This is amazing hope in future I will be here on a Himalayan with my brothers ...
Highly recommended. Trip of a lifetime.
Very beautiful and dangerous way... Cool!
Your team with 3 guys traveled by motorbike are very safe. I followed a female biker named Noraly who travels alone with this Royal Infield bike and she is now in Argentina. She is from Holland. She is very brave lady. Her plan is to travel to Alaska.