Royal Enfield

Both the bikes are of different segments and neither they are rivals too. TVS has done an incredible job in ironing out the sore spots of the Apache RR 310 with the BS6 update. It is loaded with tech, making it the most technologically advanced motorcycle in its class. The new prices are quite close to its fiercest rival, the KTM RC 390. While it may lack the outright performance of the RC 390, the Apache RR 310 BS6 makes up for it by being a well-rounded machine that can do daily duties as well as corner carving or even touring, for that matter. On the other hand, the Royal Enfield Himalayan was the motorcycle that kick started the affordable adventure touring genre in India in 2016. Despite the arrival of new rivals, it continues to outshine them as an all-rounder. It has a sweet spot-on ergonomics for touring or standing and riding, Brilliant off-roading credentials like long-travel suspension. RE has ironed out the majority of the issues that plagued the first-gen motorcycle, but brakes still remain an Achilles heel. You may compare both the bike accordingly. Moreover, the best way to judge the riding comfort is by taking the test ride. Check out authorised dealership details.

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Both the bikes have their own perks, if you are particularly looking for your daily riding then you can opt for Classic 350 as its best for the daily commute. Himalayan is a hardcore off-road tourer motorcycle that comes with minimal body panels and its steel frame and other parts add the rugged look to it which would be a great option if you take it to the off-roading. Click on the given link to compare both the bikes: Comparison. We would suggest you to take a test ride in order to clear your all doubts. Click on the given to get your nearest dealership details: Bike Showrooms.

You would need to contact Sahara Seats or a nearby vendor who can customize a seat for you. Sahara Seats have some readymade seats.

Yes, you can get paid service for your bike. Check out authorised dealership details.

First, check the alignment of rear mudguard and if everything is fine, then replace the tyre with 3.50-19 or 110/90-19.