@@TollFreeTraveller Hi Rohit, have you considered swapping the exhaust with the Xpulse 200T? That has a lower mounting and I believe it will be easier to mount saddle bags. What are your thoughts?
Don't worry Brother... This tail tidy protects from mud as well... It won't make pillion dirty. I'm using this tail tidy already and I've even tested in proper monsoon in muddy off road. so it won't be a problem.
The way you talk, your calm and relaxed presentation style, the ambient music . I haven't seen an indian review done this well before. I Loved it. Well done!
Aah ekdum mera jaesa setup .. I kept asking viaterra for the rack but they didn't care to send me one... I have asked them so many times, even called Alex for the gs310 rack which I would have drilled holes but no response. Finally I ended up with a x83 rack which is heavy but does the job
Recently subscribed to your channel and I found you talk absolutely on the point. No drama No mirch Masala.. Just pure experience 👍 Keep it up brother ✌
Bro, you have made an absolutely valid point which I haven't thought about. Having a main stand is necessary when there is a puncture. Of course, this is not that valid with tubeless tyres as they can be repaired without removing the tyre ...
it is really good to see that you buy a beginner level bike and modding on it.. give it a lot more rugged feel which it requires..! thanks fo the hard worked video.
@Toll Free Traveller finally after scrolling and reading most of the comments, got the answer I was looking for and without troubling you and asking your height. I am surely going to take a test ride and definitely will not take your words for granted unless I experience it myself. I have dropped the plans for the VSTROM 650XT, CB500X and now narrowed down to XPULSE 200 where I found your vlogs. Your experiences are so profound and I am afraid that someday I would bump into you. Have a beautiful experience called "LIFE" So Long !
I am also thinking of buying the bike next year ,so thank you so much for all the tips on the accessories ,will surely buy those ,p.s the stock tail 🤮tail tiding is a must
I like the modifications of the seat it makes riding much more comfortable especially for long motor bike trips balance of the modifications depends on individual choice but overall you have done a great job. Thanks
Most beautifully covered... Each of your well thought out mods... All except one, as per me... And that's the getting rid of mudguards, just for looks!!! It feels like the oddball in the thought process, where an adventurer fell for looks, over functionality🤷🤷... That said, more power to you... And when you feel its worthwhile, to get the original muduards back again, do think of me🤗🤗👍
Hahaha. Thank you. I'm conscious of the limitation that comes with the tail tidy which is why I mentioned it in the video. I'm not often in a situation where I'm riding in. city traffic on a wet day. If I were to ever be there i would be careful to not spray the crowd. So, for the most part, this has been okay for me.
Thoroughly and practically explained 👌🏻... may not be much of in terms of mods, but you clearly described all the aspects of the changes that are very practical for touring and city rides.... loved it... 👏🏻 hoping to ride along someday!✌🏻🙃
Very practical changes....a small recommendation...maybe get a rear tire hugger...good for aesthetics and may also restricts the throwback problem to quite an extent!! Safe riding!👍
That's some really useful mods. Hope you get to ride even more challenging off roads and get the thrill out of it. By the way based on your video I too did the Bisle Ghat, kuduremukh GRIT. It was simply awesome. Just returned yesterday! Thanks for your input. And I also visited hemakoota homestay just to see where you had stayed. that way I felt more connected to your channel 😂 Happy riding!👍
After using risers if you need longer brake lines use Himalayan brake lines. Also if you need longer clutch cables try Hero Honda Ambition cables. You'll get 3rd party one from a manufacturer called 'Jaggi Gold' for 121 rs. Alternatively you can try Hero Ignitor/ Honda Stunner cables. :)
Very useful and practical mods. Just get ppf on bike as tank bags or off roading can cause scratches on the body and it's not costly too u can get Matt and gloss ppf depending on color and get good fog lamps too..👍
This tail rack is practical for the bike but it can prove to be very fatal in case someone hits you from back. Even a very small or negligible touch (may be in a redlight bumper to bumper jam) can be fatal to the hands of the rider behind your bike.
One of the finest videos I saw on youtube about the modifications. Can you please provide some references for the modifications that are available for Hero Xpulse 200T 2021 BS6 model.
Low beam is good high beam is little less powerful, watch this video of aux light xpulse. The rider has later changed the orientation of aux light in recent video. Nowadays Hero bikes like passion pro, xpulse are having good light throw in low beam. th-cam.com/video/pK6hNy5d55M/w-d-xo.html
It's better than what I've had on the TB. Not phenomenal but enough for someone like me who doesn't ride after dark unless unavoidable. Might do aux lamps later, but not a pressing urgency for me, personally.
Great video as always!! Quick question- what is that black thing on the right side of your handlebar just after the mounting bracket? Is it a phone mount?
Thanks, a very well made vedio, the discriptions are spot-on. I don’t live in India anymore but am planning an off-road trip for a few months when I visit home next (route not decided yet). I have been researching some bikes that I would like to buy and then modify it for my trip, and I find your video & the choice of Xpules 200 quite interesting, and I have a few questions: 1. Are the options for aftermarket tanks (more capacity) available for the Xpulse. 2. In your experience taking the bike off-road (hard-pack murram roads), what is the milage you get with a full tank. 3. How are the handling characteristic of the bike when loaded with 10-14 kg luggage - stock suspensions, top heavy or is it still nimble and agile? 4. Are there aftermarket rear sprockets available for the bike? looking for a 45-48 tooth sprockets Thanks Prit.
Looks great.. now need some side lights for off road. And I think a little bit more ground clearance will help, I know you have to see if it works for you but it will help, specifically when you are loaded. But so far really nice..
Thanks. Electrical stuff after a while. Also, given that I'm not a hardcore off-roader and actually travel a fair bit on this bike I'm okay with the ground clearance for now. But, never say never. Hahaha
Ur voice quality and language vocabulary is too gud..
Why don't u improve yours *good*
@@dhruvps8115 Dude I guess we all should mind our own business, don't we?
@@nityanandkoli3760 calm your shits 😂
Thank you
Absolutely yes.. Clarity in speaking... Simple and effective words... No wonder that he was corporate lawyer..!!
Production quality 🔥
Cinematography 🔥
Lighting 🔥
Editing 🔥
Presentation 🔥
Information 🔥
Value 🔥
Perfection = Toll Free Traveller
Good to see one TH-camr appreciating other like this
Wow. Thank you so much. So lovely to see this comment from you!
@@TollFreeTraveller Hi Rohit, have you considered swapping the exhaust with the Xpulse 200T? That has a lower mounting and I believe it will be easier to mount saddle bags. What are your thoughts?
❤❤...no trash talk, only genuine info... love the way you put things in ur vlogs... Cheers 👍👍
I appreciate that!
I want to pass my IELTS exams with your language and vocabulary.
its not too hard bro u can crack it.
gl
Lol I can help you out as I'm an IELTS trainer 😁
I fell in love with this bike after seeing your reviews sir. Gonna buy this bike pretty soon. Thank you so much
Wow. Hope you have a great time with it too
Don't worry Brother...
This tail tidy protects from mud as well...
It won't make pillion dirty. I'm using this tail tidy already and I've even tested in proper monsoon in muddy off road. so it won't be a problem.
Plz share the location that this tail tidy will get?
Love the way you speak... without any nonsense. Special mention to your voice and vocabulary .
Thank you
RIP the faces of people who drive behind you on a rainy day.
their faces will be covered in sham... err.. dirt :P
Yes, it's too bad.
They need to learn to wear a helmet.
I don't trash my travel😁. Nice touch🤘
absolute practical setup..👍 nd the video editing level is just going up with every subsequentt vlog..👌
Mr Nag, Long time Sir!
Thank you, Sir.
The way you talk, your calm and relaxed presentation style, the ambient music . I haven't seen an indian review done this well before. I Loved it. Well done!
Very decent presentation no spices only genuine info
Thank you
Your English is so good.
Clean and smooth.
And man I must say your video production is super good.
Perfect is the word for you.
Thanks a lot!
Clean and clear features and advantages and benefits because of those modifications... 👍👍👍👍
Love the way each technicality has been explained in simple terms. congrats to you on your new xpulse & ride safe bro.
Thank you
Aah ekdum mera jaesa setup .. I kept asking viaterra for the rack but they didn't care to send me one... I have asked them so many times, even called Alex for the gs310 rack which I would have drilled holes but no response. Finally I ended up with a x83 rack which is heavy but does the job
The tail rack is definitely a useful addition. Came in handy on m recent trip
Very practical, informative and well articulated as always!
Thank you
❤️ you are my inspiration
Recently subscribed to your channel and I found you talk absolutely on the point. No drama No mirch Masala.. Just pure experience 👍
Keep it up brother ✌
Thank you and good to have you here
@@TollFreeTraveller My Pleasure.. ☺
Waited for this and got fulfilled
Glad to hear that.
One of the best and my favorite vlogger
Clear cut information, the bike looks slick and purposeful with these changes.
That 15 sec intro music is so blissful😇
Much awaited video! Finally :)
Absolute pleasure to hear your narration. 👍👌
Thank you kindly!
Got to say, production quality & presentation of the video is top notch 👌💯
That was a crisp narration on the alterations done on the ride 👍 simple and neat
Thank you
First time watch your videos today. Now, become fan of your English communication. Best Wishes!!
Bro, you have made an absolutely valid point which I haven't thought about. Having a main stand is necessary when there is a puncture. Of course, this is not that valid with tubeless tyres as they can be repaired without removing the tyre ...
it is really good to see that you buy a beginner level bike and modding on it.. give it a lot more rugged feel which it requires..! thanks fo the hard worked video.
Thank you for watching and your comment
@Toll Free Traveller finally after scrolling and reading most of the comments, got the answer I was looking for and without troubling you and asking your height. I am surely going to take a test ride and definitely will not take your words for granted unless I experience it myself. I have dropped the plans for the VSTROM 650XT, CB500X and now narrowed down to XPULSE 200 where I found your vlogs. Your experiences are so profound and I am afraid that someday I would bump into you. Have a beautiful experience called "LIFE" So Long !
Thanks for sharing. Glad to see you’ve made sensible mods to suit you. That’s the way to go. Look forward to the next ride.
Thank you
If possible, kindly share the toolkit that you're carrying with you every time you're out on the trails or touring on your Xpulse.
I just carry a Motion Pro Multi Tool and Leatherman for trails, currently. Need to put together a separate touring toolkit for this bike
Great practical mods !
You should definitely be a part of a motorcycle magazine. Really nice video and explanation.
Thank you!!
I am also thinking of buying the bike next year ,so thank you so much for all the tips on the accessories ,will surely buy those ,p.s the stock tail 🤮tail tiding is a must
My pleasure
The level of explaining things by you is just amazing sir ❤️❤️ love from Odisha !!!
Thanks a ton
@@TollFreeTraveller Welcome Sir ❤️
@@TollFreeTraveller Welcome Sir. . .
One of the beautiful modification of xpulse
Thank you
I am planning to buy a Hero Xpulse probably next year...And YES this video is really helpful for me...! Thank You...!
Glad to hear that
I like the modifications of the seat it makes riding much more comfortable especially for long motor bike trips balance of the modifications depends on individual choice but overall you have done a great job. Thanks
Thank you
Most beautifully covered... Each of your well thought out mods... All except one, as per me... And that's the getting rid of mudguards, just for looks!!! It feels like the oddball in the thought process, where an adventurer fell for looks, over functionality🤷🤷...
That said, more power to you... And when you feel its worthwhile, to get the original muduards back again, do think of me🤗🤗👍
Hahaha. Thank you. I'm conscious of the limitation that comes with the tail tidy which is why I mentioned it in the video. I'm not often in a situation where I'm riding in. city traffic on a wet day. If I were to ever be there i would be careful to not spray the crowd. So, for the most part, this has been okay for me.
I like the control you have over upgrading, "I have thought about it but did not feel the need for it" 😅😅😅
Hahaha. In control for now at least
Thoroughly and practically explained 👌🏻... may not be much of in terms of mods, but you clearly described all the aspects of the changes that are very practical for touring and city rides.... loved it... 👏🏻 hoping to ride along someday!✌🏻🙃
Thank you!
That was brilliant. Thanks for such a detailed and simply explained video. Love your bike. Hope you have some great adventures on it. :)
Simple, clear and concise🔥
5.6K-85=Quality
😍
Absolutely waiting for this bro ❤️ you are amazing please add to your squad bro 🏍️
Thank you for the video. Its helpful
My pleasure
Rover looks stunning!!!
Thank you :D
clean, neat, tidy & precise video
Glad you liked it!
Nice job Rohit. Good video production, as always.
Thank you
Thanks to your good english accent... 👍 thats why i always watch your video... btw I dont understand hindi😅
Very practical changes....a small recommendation...maybe get a rear tire hugger...good for aesthetics and may also restricts the throwback problem to quite an extent!! Safe riding!👍
Thank you. A hugger would be great, but for now I just am careful if i'm riding around other bikes on a wet day.
Awesome lighting and sound bhai for a video shot entirely in the basement.
Thank you
When Quality is above quantity. This is what we get.
Much kind
Superb video and the way u speak is awesome.
Thanks a lot 😊
That's some really useful mods. Hope you get to ride even more challenging off roads and get the thrill out of it.
By the way based on your video I too did the Bisle Ghat, kuduremukh GRIT. It was simply awesome. Just returned yesterday! Thanks for your input. And I also visited hemakoota homestay just to see where you had stayed. that way I felt more connected to your channel 😂 Happy riding!👍
Hey. That's amazing to hear. So thrilled that you had a great ride too. Very special, especially in a year like this one.
Another awesome video of Xpulse. Good one bro.
Thank you
Wow that's a wonderful information
Especially great top rack and the center stand. Looking for it.
Rack link is in the description. Stand I got from the Adyar Hero dealership.
Can you show mounting process of luggage
I will try to do so whenever I'm touring next.
As always, great content bro!
Waiting for your next ride vlog
Thank you
Very helpful man
Glad to hear it!
After using risers if you need longer brake lines use Himalayan brake lines. Also if you need longer clutch cables try Hero Honda Ambition cables. You'll get 3rd party one from a manufacturer called 'Jaggi Gold' for 121 rs. Alternatively you can try Hero Ignitor/ Honda Stunner cables. :)
I've not had any cable issues. Stock works just fine
@@TollFreeTraveller Good to know. Waiting for the new 4V. Dealers in Bangalore have no idea when it'll come or the OTR price.
#roxrisers = 8 service bills of rover 😅. But totally worth it ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ . Esp when you see unexpected terrain change ..super tight video macha 🤜🏽
Hahaha. More than 8 service bills for sure. But, worth it.
Loving my X pulse 2v more now
Your accent is really good 👍
Thank you! 😃
Very useful and practical mods. Just get ppf on bike as tank bags or off roading can cause scratches on the body and it's not costly too u can get Matt and gloss ppf depending on color and get good fog lamps too..👍
Thank you for the suggestions
Get the acerbis handguards too, they will add to the protection and look of the bike
Might add barkbusters later on. But, only after I break these probably. Hahaha
Seat modification is must
your voice and language is awesome!!!!!
Thank you
Very useful...😛very well explained!!! U r lawyer after all 😂
Hahaha. Thank you
This tail rack is practical for the bike but it can prove to be very fatal in case someone hits you from back. Even a very small or negligible touch (may be in a redlight bumper to bumper jam) can be fatal to the hands of the rider behind your bike.
One of the finest videos I saw on youtube about the modifications.
Can you please provide some references for the modifications that are available for Hero Xpulse 200T 2021 BS6 model.
Neat & crisp👌🏽
Hi TFT...this video is very helpful..I have got the Via Terra Top Rack plate...planning get the side stand extender as well now.. 👍🏻
Subscribed to this channel.very well put across and presentation. Honest review .
Thank you. Glad to have you here
Thanks for sharing your videos and Good information.
Reportedly, the headlights of the Xpulse if very weak. Do you not feel the need for front aux lights for highway/offroad?
Low beam is good high beam is little less powerful, watch this video of aux light xpulse. The rider has later changed the orientation of aux light in recent video. Nowadays Hero bikes like passion pro, xpulse are having good light throw in low beam.
th-cam.com/video/pK6hNy5d55M/w-d-xo.html
yes...
I own a Xpulse
the headlight is not good. just serve the purpose.
You must add aux lights if you want to tour on it.
It's better than what I've had on the TB. Not phenomenal but enough for someone like me who doesn't ride after dark unless unavoidable. Might do aux lamps later, but not a pressing urgency for me, personally.
Hai there TFT hope you and family are safe in Chennai. Cheers as always pleasure seeing your videos.
Yes, thank you
Missed this intro
Eagerly waiting for ur videos with xpluse... Would love to see 😊😊
There are a few up on my channel already. Hope you've watched them
Dada ❤️ Informative video just one thing to ask how to get Footrest for Comfortable sitting for maa
Very Useful Video ❤️👍
Bike looks amazing. 🤘
Thank you
Can you make a video on your experience with Xpulse till now and would you recommend it to others? Will you be able take it to Sikkim or Kaza?
Instrument panel glass of my Xpulse is also damaged just like yours, can you suggest anything to fix it.
Big fan Sir.👌
THank you
" Looks more like a KTM adventure. "
Great video as always!!
Quick question- what is that black thing on the right side of your handlebar just after the mounting bracket? Is it a phone mount?
Thank you. That's a camera mount.
@@TollFreeTraveller ohh ok! Cool!
Okay, you are dope. I am subscribing
Damn your video production is so good💯👍, not like others bike reviewers in India give a close up view which is obnoxious🤮
Thank you!
Thanks, a very well made vedio, the discriptions are spot-on. I don’t live in India anymore but am planning an off-road trip for a few months when I visit home next (route not decided yet). I have been researching some bikes that I would like to buy and then modify it for my trip, and I find your video & the choice of Xpules 200 quite interesting, and I have a few questions: 1. Are the options for aftermarket tanks (more capacity) available for the Xpulse. 2. In your experience taking the bike off-road (hard-pack murram roads), what is the milage you get with a full tank. 3. How are the handling characteristic of the bike when loaded with 10-14 kg luggage - stock suspensions, top heavy or is it still nimble and agile? 4. Are there aftermarket rear sprockets available for the bike? looking for a 45-48 tooth sprockets
Thanks
Prit.
Waiting for new episodes with your machine 🛣️🏍️
Looks awesome
Thank you
Looks great.. now need some side lights for off road. And I think a little bit more ground clearance will help, I know you have to see if it works for you but it will help, specifically when you are loaded. But so far really nice..
Thanks. Electrical stuff after a while. Also, given that I'm not a hardcore off-roader and actually travel a fair bit on this bike I'm okay with the ground clearance for now. But, never say never. Hahaha
Waiting for a long trip on the xpulse
Great sir very nice sharing 👍👍👍
Bro its very usefull thanks
My pleasure.
Please post some videos on servicing of bike, smoothness of engine, electrical parts like head lights, indicators etc..
Well done!
Thank you