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  • Q. What is the mileage of Royal Enfield Himalayan BS6 in City?

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    Nitin
    Nitin | 3 years ago

    Getting 26 , tried 4-5 times and it goes easily 260 km for first 10 litre , it's better to fill up the tank don't wait to consume each and every drop of oil. Better fill as soon as you get a low fuel indication may be you can avoid for some 40-50 km ,better have some 2-3 litre all the time. Can easily go 300 km and refill.

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    Manoj
    Manoj | 3 years ago

    @ Kiranvt | I got maximum of 38km/litre for bs6 and still getting 32-33km/litre in heavy traffic condition .

    How you maintain your bike?. These much mileage only gets only if you maintain it properly, i suppose. That's why I'm asking. I want to know what are the things you focused on maintaining your bike?

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    Kiranvt
    Kiranvt | 3 years ago

    I got maximum of 38km/litre for bs6 and still getting 32-33km/litre in heavy traffic condition .

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    Good performance.Strong vehicle.Heavy duty better comfort.No stress ness while driving.

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    Royal Enfield’s Himalayan has been my steadfast companion on many adventures throughout the rugged terrains of India. Its 411cc engine, producing 24 bhp and 32 Nm of torque, is robust for off roading and smooth enough for highway rides. The bike's higher ground clearance and off road tires have allowed me to explore places I never thought I would ride a bike through.The Himalayan is equipped with a compass and a gear indicator, enhancing its utility as a true adventurer’s ride.

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  • Impressive off roader

    The gearshift is very good and can easily crusie this bike on the 100 to 120 kmph of speed without any problem and get very comfortable seating position. I can go with bike for many hours and is comes with dual disc and dual channel ABS and the brakes are good. On the road it feels very very stable but off the road the suspension feels stiffer side and is very stable and off road it performs fantastic and the mileage is around 25 to 30 which is very good with this heavy and powerful bike.

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