Royal Enfield Himalayan vs Royal Enfield Thunderbird 350X Comparison

Iska style bhaut aacha hai Jo hamko pasond aaya hai bhaut 350 Jo hai Enfield ka vo kisi or se jada strong ha Iska style bhaut aacha hai Jo hamko pasond aaya hai bhaut 350 Jo hai Enfield ka vo kisi or se jada strong ha

• answered by Somnath_Maji on 6 November 2018

Hi, I dont think anyone will be able to answer this becaus both the bikes are from different genre or class. - Hinalayan being an off roader or, as they say "purpose built" bike has everything differe Hi, I dont think anyone will be able to answer this becaus both the bikes are from different genre or class. - Hinalayan being an off roader or, as they say "purpose built" bike has everything different than Thunderbird being a highway or a cruiser bike. I enjoy riding Thunderbird 500 on a highway but, I enjoy exploring smaller towns and new roads on a Hinalayan. So, you ask yourself if you are a highway person or an explorer who might get different roads after every new turn. - Hinalayan, having bit less mileage than thunderbird, may give you more powerful pleasure by pushing the bike gear after gear. But, thunderbird will give you more of a relaxed and a happy ride whole day. I hope you find your answer in my philosophies for both. ...Read More

• answered by Sachin_Dave_1 on 18 October 2018

My friend, that is like asking which is better, A good single Malt or aged Pinor Noir from south of France :). Both are distinct in looks and their purpose. (Although, the condition of some urban Ind My friend, that is like asking which is better, A good single Malt or aged Pinor Noir from south of France :). Both are distinct in looks and their purpose. (Although, the condition of some urban Indian roads is such that the Himalayan is the obvious choice :) The Thunderbird is an entry level cruiser, while the Himalayan is made for high torque at low RPM situations- aka offroad or sticky situations while off the beaten path... both are excellent rides although the Himalayan has polarizing looks (those who cant handle it, hate it:). I ride my sleet grey in a suit to meetings and am fine with it. But then, I also ride the Ducati in slippers to go fetch a liter of milk :). ...Read More

• answered by Girish_J_(GJ) on 18 October 2018

Hi, I owned Himalayan from more than a year and I use it for my long ride as well as daily commute. I ride it almost 70 km daily from my house to office and I feel great experience about my bike. I al Hi, I owned Himalayan from more than a year and I use it for my long ride as well as daily commute. I ride it almost 70 km daily from my house to office and I feel great experience about my bike. I also rode my friend's Thunderbird, but I take my decision in one test ride of Himalayan. It just looks big and hard to ride but believe me it's very much comfortable and easy to handle on highway or in heavy city traffic. It's a beast on off-road track. I never feel exhausted after a full day long ride. There are mainor issues in this bike but I m not sure that these are actually issues or just normal things like Knocking sound in handle bar after every long ride, chain loosen up very frequently and other small things which I have to go to workshop after long rides, only headlamp light is not sufficient. So I suggest you make your decision wisely. ...Read More

• answered by moksha4092 on 19 October 2018

Hornet Hornet

• answered by soumik_sen on 18 September 2018

Thunderbird X Thunderbird X

• answered by mayur_belhekar on 22 September 2018

The Classic 350 is the highest selling model available in RE’s stable. It’s chrome-crowned headlight, teardrop fuel tank, round mirrors, analogue dials and single saddle seat are reminiscent of bi The Classic 350 is the highest selling model available in RE’s stable. It’s chrome-crowned headlight, teardrop fuel tank, round mirrors, analogue dials and single saddle seat are reminiscent of bikes from the 40’s. An option of a bolt-on rear seat is an added bonus. Also, its low seat height is apt for the average Indian consumer. A shorter wheelbase compared to the Standard variant and a low centre of gravity translate to better riding dynamics of the motorcycle. The Thunderbird’s massive 20 ltr fuel tank, low seating and forward-set foot controls are perfect for long-distance cruising, although the handlebars do take some time to get used to. The rear backrest provides enough support for the pillion rider, which can also be removed to mount luggage. The Thunderbird is the most feature-rich bike to come from Royal Enfield’s stable. In contrast to the Standard Thunderbird, the Thunderbird X is targeted towards a younger audience. Its brightly coloured fuel tank, colour-matched rim stickers and modern alloy wheels help it stand out from the rest of the pack. It does away with the backrest and the ape-like handlebar for a much sportier flat handlebar. On the other hand, 250 Duke is impressive on its own, and makes great sense for someone wanting a quarter-litre machine with its fresh design, impressive performance and able handling. It feels quick thanks to its punchy and responsive engine, while ride quality is good too. The bottom line is that the 250 Duke is yet another affable motorcycle in the Duke family, and yet another interesting option for someone wanting to own a KTM. Read more: Royal Enfield Classic 350 Finally Gets ABS - https://www.zigwheels.com/news-features/news/royal-enfield-classic-350-abs-launched-at-rs-161-lakh/31761/ KTM 250 Duke Road Test Review - https://www.zigwheels.com/reviews-advice/reviews/ktm-250-duke-road-test-review/29623/ ...Read More

• answered by Zigwheels_Expert on 14 September 2018

All three are different in looks. RE 's are for cruising with straight back at 80-90kmphr whereas KTM is a sports bike with back bend forward. All three are different in looks. RE 's are for cruising with straight back at 80-90kmphr whereas KTM is a sports bike with back bend forward.

• answered by Nikhil_gaba on 9 November 2018

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• answered by Zigwheels_Expert on 2 September 2018