"Close Call: Royal Enfield Himalayan's Brush with Danger on the Bridge!" Episode 4
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- Get ready for an unforgettable motorcycle adventure as we embark on a thrilling journey through the breathtaking landscapes of the Himalayas with our trusty ROYAL ENFIELD Himalayan!
Join us on this exhilarating ride to Keylong, a hidden gem nestled in the heart of the Himalayan mountains. We'll take you on a virtual expedition through winding mountain roads, rugged terrain, and mesmerizing vistas that will leave you in awe.
The ROYAL ENFIELD Himalayan, with its rugged design and unmatched capabilities, is the perfect companion for conquering these challenging terrains. With its powerful engine and comfortable ergonomics, every twist and turn in the journey is an adrenaline rush waiting to happen.
Keylong, a small town in the Himachal Pradesh region of India, is a gateway to the unexplored beauty of the Himalayas. From lush green valleys to snow-capped peaks, Keylong is a paradise for adventure seekers and nature lovers alike.
In this video, we capture the essence of our Himalayan adventure, showcasing the stunning landscapes, encounters with locals, and the camaraderie that motorcycle enthusiasts share on the open road. It's not just a ride; it's a soul-stirring experience!
Whether you're a motorcycle enthusiast, a nature lover, or simply looking for some travel inspiration, this video has something for everyone. So, hit that subscribe button, give us a thumbs up, and join us on this incredible journey.
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Excellent record of a hard day. Well done Simon.
I’ve not seen it myself yet In full HD but my bones are still feeling it. It’s only up from here on 🏍️💨💨💨
New sub here i like your travel adventure lovely place be safe....
Welcome to the channel. This has been the ultimate adventure ride for me so far. Glad your enjoying the videos 👍🏍️💨💨💨
The Dog Following behind the herd was actually Tibetan Mastiff, I think so.
Oh really I didn’t notice 👍
Lovin the video's Simon. Absolutely brilliant and a great showcase for you trip.
What a fab adventure.
Looking forward to more...
I bet the trail company are loving your videos. A great advertisement for them
Thank you Steve! It’s nice to know enjoying the videos and that they showcase the adventure well. Your support means a lot, and I'm definitely looking forward to sharing more. 😊🌍 #AdventureAwaits
Wow
What a trip mate
All the best
Many thanks, it’s been amazing so far, definitely the adventure I needed, Hope your keeping well matey. 👍
😊 Really enjoying your travels Simon. If I myself was a younger man.I would have liked to undertake such a long trip ! 👍
Thank you for the comment Alan, I’m glad your enjoying the videos. It’s been really tough on some days. Plenty more to come yet. 🏍️💨💨💨
If you would have taken straight from the bridge after Kaza, you would have found the ‘Chicham Bridge’, which is Aisa’s (if not world’s) highest bridge.
I think I’ve heard of this. Hopefully on the next one we might take it in.
Great Vid Simon. I did the same trip in July this year. We had awful weather and were massively diverted away from the Spiti Valley . I uploaded daily accounts to TH-cam but no commentary.
Thanks Stuart, yes one of the guys on our WhatsApp had notice you took a different route. It’s certainly a challenge on the best of days. I guess it makes it more of an adventure. It’s was totally different for us. Realy dry and hot. The unpredictability of the Himalayan weather..
@@thatbikersimon could we have a conversation about your helmet Gopro set up and the helmet Mic?
@@stuartbrewer6465 sure what would you like to know?
@@thatbikersimon My issue with taking the GoPro was battery life. I had a power pack in my poachers pocket with a connecting lead secured at the neck line of my jacket. I had a power lead secured from the rear of my helmet which connected to the camera mounted on the chin piece. This allowed me to power the camera without worrying about the battery running out and it was easy enough to disconnect the leads to allow me to take my helmet off easily. I wanted to use voice commands to control the Camera and so rigged up a helmet mic which connected to the camera media mod. All worked well until I crashed on a mountain road and and destroyed the mic connection. I also pulled the camera mount off the helmet! I had to resort to using the Remote from then on which I mounted on the Handlebar, but no commentary. I just wondered how you set yours up? What mic do you use and how do you control the camera to start and stop recording. Also, how did you get on with the battery life?
Cheers.
@@stuartbrewer6465 Hi Stuart, in a nut shell I keep it simple. I only try and record as and when, I find if the GoPro is runjng for long periods it will over heat (with the mod on) and you’ll probably lose audio or fotage, so I switch both cameras on at the same time and just shoot what I need to (whiles on the fly) I just use the buttons on both cameras to record. I’ve got the enduro batteries and carry 6 spares, 3 each camera. I tend to swap them out when I can. Genuinely at the tea stops. I’ve got a rode mic into the media mod, and always tested before a set off through the app on my phone. I always carry a spare mount that clips on incase of a crash out. Hopes this helps matey.