Royal Enfield Himalayan BS4 Power User Reviews

My RE Himalayan"s mileage is 12kmpl and max speed is around 100km/h .Don't buy as there is no power or mileage max speed is 95-100km/h, above 95km/h the vehicle gets too much vibration which we cant handle. Problems of bike is the following 1.Low Mileage 12kmpl, 2.Top Speed90-100km/h, 3.Air vent in the petrol tank had problem,so during rain every time water gets into the tank. From the first service i have been reporting this to the RE showroom staff & each time they would say by next service it will be OK . No mileage or NO Top speed also no proper service . I gave complaints and the reply was "just take to showroom you have purchased". So as they i took to the RE Showroom service and i told the problems but they did nothing. Also they won't write down every problems we say to list down in the service chart, they just write 3 or 4 things only Why should you buy a bike giving 100km/h max speed with 12kmpl mileage costing near 2 lakhs .

Himalayan is a go to bike especially in a city like mumbai.When roads similar to off -roading experience thanks to poor quality construction.The bike performs very well, Easy handling and can go where no bike can dare to go.Some cons: weak engineering.Low quality spares.Chain sprocket is very delicate.Had to change at 12k ( only city rides) chain needs lubrication regularly at 500km.This is a bit annoying.And the handle bearing.If taken care properly this can last upto 10k km.Lastly the bike is supremely underpowers.Need constant gear shift.Not recommended for a power seeker.

It is an adventure tourer multipurpose bike that handles decently on the highways and amazingly good at off road/ bad terrain. I have never faced issues with riding at 135 kmph very stable if see its category of 411cc displacement. Very comfortable at high speed and even in the cites. The best place where it shines is when riding it on offbeat places. You do feel it should have more power on highways but to be honest it does not k**l your hope you can live with it.

a great bike from RE stable.I hated RE for its vibrations. Himalayan is super powerful and smooth in 80-140kmph range I wish there is a carbon fibre version of Himalayan. in off-road conditions the bike has to be in manageable weight. Himalayan is monstrously heavy. clutch is hard radiator is a joke. need a bigger radiator tubeless tyres is the most missing options always on headlight is not a smart thing. should have had a smaller led day light 5inch shorter height would have been ideal

Himalayan is a go to bike especially in a city like mumbai.When roads similar to off -roading experience thanks to poor quality construction.The bike performs very well, Easy handling and can go where no bike can dare to go.Some cons: weak engineering.Low quality spares.Chain sprocket is very delicate.Had to change at 12k ( only city rides) chain needs lubrication regularly at 500km.This is a bit annoying.And the handle bearing.If taken care properly this can last upto 10k km.Lastly the bike is supremely underpowers.Need constant gear shift.Not recommended for a power seeker.

The bike is good for offroading but i feel a need for more power while climbing slopes at high altitudes.Ktm adventure 390 did better than my himalayan.

It's comfortable to drive but power is little bit low comparing other bike like jawa scrambler and other 350 cc bikes

Good riding experience on himalayan because it is very stable and powerful motorcycle.