RE Himalayan 450 - All About the Engine @ 100,000 Km - Crazy Issues? Wahoo!

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  @GoodGuyGary-w1x · 10 months ago

  Fuzzy and I put in a 10 hour day on the interstate at 75 to 85 mph and his Himi did not use any oil, pretty much tells you how solid these engines are. Most big singles would have consumed a measurable amount of oil running 6000 to 7000 rpm for that length of time. My own Himi is still at the full mark when I change oil at 4000 mi intervals. World class engine!

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  @mh-dt4hm · 10 months ago

  one of the best motorbikes i have ever owned. no ktm, bmw, ducati that i owned is even close in reliability, durability and in price. i would ride with this bike around the world, but not with the premium adventure bikes i owned before.

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  @45calwheelers · 10 months ago

  Your videos and determination to ride this bike and prove it with honesty is the reason why I have my 2025 Royal Enfield Himalayan 450. I have zero regrets on my purchase and love the bike. I give you a big thank you Fuzzy and look forward to your videos and adventures ❤

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  @zakbond4903 · 10 months ago

  it amazes me how the bike just starts on first crank. i have 24000kms on mine and even after weeks of not riding it just starts at first crank. i just love it

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  @CoMark1 · 10 months ago

  Made Like a Gun. Nuff said. ❤🎉

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  @kushaudacious · 10 months ago

  Ive been following your passion for riding since long time, especially since you have found RE bikes, it was 411 then interceptor. Great to see you clocked so much on this handsome machine, you might be probably one of the first few riders who did 100000 kms on this…. Wahoooo

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  @tenorbanjoguy · 10 months ago

  Proud to have put a few miles on that fantastic bike!! No doubt that this is the adventure bike I would buy in today’s marketplace!!!❤❤

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  @adityaanand3495 · 10 months ago

  That&apos;s why ROYAL ENFIELD says <br>Made like Gun goes like bullet

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  @johnlenart597 · 10 months ago

  Here&apos;s a thought. The factory probably tested &nbsp;their Himalayan with a normally light weight Indian person or persons. Most of us Americans over 40 are slightly overweight., lol. I think your test was more realistic. What a motor and bike.!! &nbsp;Wahoo.

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  @briancrn113 · 10 months ago

  It is so good, it makes me wonder when they will quit making it. More people should know about this bike, it&apos;s ridiculously good. Stop worrying about the 450 number. It&apos;s like a cheat code for adventure bikes.

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  @meaderingtheshire · 10 months ago (edited)

  Absolutely. If it ain’t broke, don’t ‘fix’ it. Ancillary items will wear out eventually , that’s just the way it is 🙂. My guess is, you’ll put way more miles on it yet before that happens. <br>Great test of it though. It gives me confidence in mine for years to come. I’m a great believer in simply keeping on top of routine maintenance. It definitely pays off.<br>Oh and by the way, for any bigger guys wondering about this bike, I’m 6’3” and 16 stone, without my gear on!! That’s 224 pounds for you guys. <br>No problem for me at all.

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  @Happy_sparky14 · 10 months ago

  Great to hear mate ... I must admit that was my biggest concern reliability , buying a black tubeless in Australia 3 weeks ago

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