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Q. How much kms can be done with full tank?Average fuel economy in city and highways. - Himalayan?
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VikhyatRao | 7 years ago2 ReplyNo RE bikes have the right fuel tank capacity as mentioned. foreg. take a Thunderbird. as per specs it has 20ltrs but in real it takes 15-18 ltrs only.my himalayan takes in 13.48 ltrs including reserve.currently I'm getting 29kmpl on city and 32 on highway.
MAYANK | 6 years ago0 Replyसिटी माईलेज-: 20-25हाईवे माईलेज-: 27-35 (स्पीड लिमिट-: 70-90 KMPH)यह आपके ड्राईविंग के उपर निर्भर करता है।
Subhamoy | 6 years ago1 ReplyWith city traffic, I get about 22-25kmph. on highways, it's about 25-27. roughly calculated. never been precise on this. it's like .
HarpreetSingh | 6 years ago1 ReplyFuel light warning appears at 270 km after you ride with full tank but it goes beyond many km. City 26 kmpl and highway 30 kmpl mileage I noticed. I rode around 15000km in 8-9 months.
Aaryan | 6 years ago1 ReplyTo what I've calculated with a full tank of fuel on the Himalayan and optimal riding speed anywhere between 2k to 3.5k rpm i estimate about 33 to 36 (city riding)
Saurabh | 7 years ago2 ReplyThe average I am getting on highway is around 27-30 kmpl and 22 to 25 in city. The tank capacity of Himalayan is 15L, so I can go upto 330 KM before entering into reserve mode.If I talk about full tank to full tank performance its around 430 to 450 kms on Highways and 350 to 375 in city riding.
Devraj | 5 years ago0 ReplyBs6, every full tank to reserve 220 km, avg is 22km/l.. I have measured continuesly (usually speed 100 to 120), in normal city ride also same
Dnm | 6 years ago0 ReplyBEFORE RESERVE - 355 KM TO 390KM ( 13LITERS TO BE PRECISE & 2 LITRE RESERVE ) ON CRAB VARIENT.
Varun | 6 years ago0 ReplyI'm getting 36-40 on highways. 30-35 in highways + city. 27-30 in city.
Kedar | 6 years ago0 ReplyAround 35 to 40 depending on driving conditions and load carring
Shiva | 7 years ago0 ReplyAround 400 kms . average fuel economy is between 31 to 33 kmpl.
Niranjan | 7 years ago0 Reply@ VikhyatRao | No RE bikes have the right fuel tank capacity as mentioned. foreg. take a Thunderbird. as per specs it has 20ltrs but in real it takes 15-18 ltrs only.my himalayan takes in 13.48 ltrs including reserve.currently I'm getting 29kmpl on city and 32 on highway.
What was the speed while riding in highway and in cities
Abhi Raj | 7 years ago0 Reply30-35 km/l.....400 kms at a stretch on full tank
Aggarwal | 7 years ago0 Reply300 KM IN RS. 1000 OIL.150 KM IN HALF TANK50 KM BEFORE TRIP F100 KM AFTER TRIP FREST 20 30 KM BONUS.SO THE AVRG PER LTR IN 21 TO 23.
Sachin | 6 years ago0 ReplyCity 23-25, highway i am getting from 30-33
J | 7 years ago0 ReplyWill definitely vary based on your riding style. But if you cruise at 80 - 85 kmph, you may get a mileage of 30-32 kmpl.
Kirubakaran | 6 years ago1 Reply37-39KPL city and highway mixed, if ridden below 3000RPM.
Habibulla | 6 years ago0 ReplyHimalayan give 30 to 33 per litre.
Vipin | 6 years ago0 Reply360 to 400 Kilometers
Clash | 7 years ago7 ReplyIts mileage is around 25kmpl in real life conditions..and pickup is average because of its fi engine
S | 5 years ago0 Reply350 full tank Milages
S | 5 years ago0 Reply350 full tank Milages
Mihir | 6 years ago0 ReplyAround 450
Dhruva | 7 years ago0 Reply390 to 410
Virajpanchal | 6 years ago0 ReplyCheck tour average
Ajai | 7 years ago0 Reply550kms
Owldmonk | 4 years ago0 Reply350+ kms if riding below 80kmph on highways. 90-100 kmph speeds reduce the mileage a lot.
Rudra | 8 years ago0 ReplyMy Himalayan is giving average of around 23 kmpl in City and around 28-30kmpl on highway.
Kikkawa | 6 years ago0 Reply26 kmpl in city
Girish | 8 years ago0 ReplyMy sleet grey ride gives approx 35-35.5 kmpl on highways riding at 70kmph
Clash | 8 years ago0 ReplyIt not possible..because company claim mileage of himalyan is 35
Sachin Dave | 7 years ago0 ReplyMileage - 25 TO 31 Pickup - Better than other RE's
Royel | 7 years ago0 ReplyIn city 25 highway 30
Clash | 8 years ago0 ReplyAround 25kmpl
Clash | 8 years ago1 ReplyAround 28 kmpl
Udit | 7 years ago0 Reply28
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