Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 vs Triumph Scrambler 400X vs KTM 390 Adventure (episode 1)
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- Опубліковано 20 вер 2024
- Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 vs Triumph Scrambler 400X vs KTM 390 Adventure - The Ultimate Southern India Expedition!
Get ready for the ride of a lifetime as we embark on a 3,000km journey across the picturesque landscapes of Southern India, pushing the limits of three legendary adventure motorcycles - the Royal Enfield Himalayan 450, Triumph Scrambler 400X, and KTM 390 Adventure!
Join us over the course of 10 thrilling days as we put these iconic bikes through their paces, testing their mettle on diverse terrains, from challenging mountain roads to winding coastal highways. Our quest? To uncover the ultimate adventure companion among these three stellar machines.
We traverse the lush greenery of the Western Ghats, conquer the breathtaking twists and turns of the Indian Hills.
Cruise along the sun-kissed beaches
Tackle the rugged terrains of the Deccan Plateau.
Royal Enfield Himalayan 450: The rugged workhorse known for its reliability and versatility.
Triumph Scrambler 400X: A classic British icon with modern engineering, promising a blend of style and performance.
KTM 390 Adventure: The Austrian powerhouse designed for thrill-seekers, delivering agility and power.
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Superb. Was waiting for someone to think about this. A team of non-Indian riders testing the three built in India for the world contenders on Indian soil. A completely fresh perspective.
Thanks for the comment 👍 I never realy thought about it like that but I’m glad you enjoyed the first video more to come soon 🏍️💨💨💨
The Triumph is build in Thailand
@@hba5417 Nope. Your are wrong.
@@hba5417 India 🇮🇳 and Thailand 🇹🇭
@@thatbikersimonTriumph's are usually built in Thailand but this particular one is made by Bajaj in India.
At long last a proper bunch of UK Bikers delivering us a real world road test,as someone in Yorkshire that’s waiting for the ‘Himmie’ 450 to arrive here this was a real treat. This group test didn’t disappoint,thoughtfully enjoyable to watch from start to finish & can’t wait to ride a demo when they eventually surface- Top Job Boyz.
Many thanks, plenty more to come on the Himalayan 450, so far it’s been a fantastic bike, totally different to
the original 411cc. Youll absolutely love it when you get yours. 🏍️💨💨
Tip to ride safely in india : be ready for the worst and expect for the unexpected. In foreign people take things for granted that other will also follow traffic rules but never do it in india , in india think like noone is going to follow traffic rules and you have to ride through this chaos and maze . Ride safe
Many thanks. I’m ready for the ride 👍 thanks for the tip👍🏍️💨💨💨
Great footage Simon. What an awesome ride we had together. We really did put them through their paces. Even although i rode every km with you, I'm looking forward the next instalment. Cheers mate. Alex
Thanks Alex, amazing tour as always. Thanks again for the support 👍🏍️💨💨💨
What a pleasant surprise coming across this clip. I’ve ridden with both Alex and Jamie in the Himalayas and Rajathstan. Great guys, they can really ride. And they’re top company.
That’s excellent 👌 you’ll know what I
Have to deal with then 😂 hope your enjoying the ride. Super fun 👍🏍️👍💨💨💨
Thanks for the video! Any issues with poor throttle response? Have seen that in a few of the reviews and not sure how widespread it is. Might be a deal breaker.
Answer my question please. Are these affected reviews? You’ve been watching and secondly if you’re not subscribed to the channel then you might miss the info on this bike
Enjoyed that Simon! Quite the adventure 👌
Thanks John. India is a great place to ride if you like something a bit different 👍🏍️💨💨💨
best comparison video of these bikes. Variety of road, not only road condition but also variety of traffic condition added to the richness of the video. truly amazing
Glad you liked it and thanks for the feedback. It’s much appreciated 👍🏍️💨💨💨💨
Absolutely superb. First time here and I’ve registered. Did you show or post the route you did cos it looks like the best I could ever imagine and I fancy doing it. Cheers
Glad you enjoyed it. I’ve not got any maps for this route because most of it was changed on route. If you have a look at the nomadic knights facebook page you probably find some on thier that might help.
This is like watching Itchy Boots times 3. Great stuff. Reminded me of my two months in India. Constant horn blowing even when there’s no one else around, no one with any idea how to drive or how to walk round without getting in front of vehicles. I’m favouring the triumph looks wise.
Hey buddy thanks for the compliment, it’s much appreciated. You obviously know the score out here in India, it’s crazy but fun. I agree with you on the triumph it look the part 👍🏍️💨💨💨
He who has the loudest horn has the most right of way
Now that’s what I call a test ride! Most are just on the UKs tarmac roads with the odd pothole thrown in 😂👍🏼
It’s definitely different to the uk.
Its not diffrent in the sense the village and country road width is British standard 40ft. US has 80ft even on country roads. 😊
@@KarthikSoun I noticed there a lot of new roads going in. The difference is there’s no real rules on riding, and plenty of animals roaming about.
@@thatbikersimon yes, would you impose rules on these roads? If you did do you think traffic is going to become smooth flowing or faster?
@@KarthikSoun unfortunately in the uk it’s not always about safety on roads, the government make a lot of money out of people driving or riding here, Generally we get financially punished for everything. Speeding/parking tickets/ congestion zones/ avarage speed cameras. Points on licences for common mistakes. We definitely pay a price and not to mention road tax which clearly doesn’t get spent on roads. I don’t think having rules in India will make a difference. It’s not that I would want to speed all the time it’s more that I don’t have to worry in India and I can just enjoy riding a motorcycle
Simon i feel you should do more rides in India to explore it beauty during monsoons. I bet you’ll fall in love with this country.
I hear it’s really lush and green. 👍
past my test On a R/E 700cc back in 1956. would love another. but pension will not allow it. old ton up boy. up the A4, to the Ace. LOL.
Sounds like you’ve been there and done it. .Great memories that’s the main thing.🏍️💨💨💨💨
Loved the content very well explained and engaging Love from INDIA 💟
Hey thanks for the comment. India is a amazing place. Plenty more to come 👍
Good Video, very enjoyable. its a pity the other two guys don't have cameras and mics on their bikes as it would have been good to hear their opinions of their bikes whilst riding.
You’ll get more information as more episodes come out, 9 more videos to follow. 👍🏍️💨💨💨
Nice! Makes me longing for a ride in India. I guess I need to come back once to India.
Yes get on it. I don’t think i could ever get tired of India. 👍🏍️💨💨💨
Yeap, but while coming to India please try to come to Southern part of India espicially Kerala which is safe as Japan and beautiful as Switzerland. ( Homicide rate in Kerala 0.9 while homicide rate in United States = 6.3 )
Nice to see you take off from my home, South Goa😊 All the best! Have a safe ride❤
I’ve been to Goa twice before just for a holiday. It’s a wonderful place and perfect to start this adventure. Thanks for the comment 👍 how you enjoye the ride 🏍️💨💨💨
Great place to do adventure riding nice
It really is!
It's hard to choose one but Himalayan 450 kill It's indian competition
KTM 390
YEZDI ADVENTURE
Dominar 400
BMW G310GS
Triumph 400
And upcoming
TVS ADVENTURE (310)
Honda 350 AVD which was going to compete Himalayan 411 but they are late
Royal Enfield did were well they have 90+% market share in 250cc+
But now Harley,Triumph,Bajaj,TVS..... everyone entering the 250-500cc segment it's going to be a price war in indian mid-size bike market
I couldn’t of said it better myself, I guess it’s nice to have a choice so theirs something out there for everyone.
I just got back from a trip to India and I’m thinking of buying a bike there. Those are the bikes I’m looking at.
Still waiting for the new Hero 400 & the CF moto MT450
I’m interesting in riding the CF MT450 my and the VOGE would also be a one to look at 👌
@@thatbikersimon Voge will never sell in India because they can’t match the prices of RE & other Indian made bikes
My heart goes to the triumph for the quality made, the look, the maneuverability and the simplicitity. But the 3 bikes are awesome.
Couldn't agree more! There all good bikes I guess it comes down to personal choice 🏍️💨💨💨💨
Apart from the test ride, he is thoroughly enjoying the riding the bike. That is what biking offers its riders, many ask what you get out of it (riding bike) it's this kind of joy
This is very true. It’s doesn’t matter what bike you have or own, it’s all about the ride or though the new Himalayan 450 is one amazing bike so far.
@thatbikersimon Yep rather than just making some improvements and additions to the existing 411 RE just built a new platform, so the old lame bike is replaced by a new peppy one and it gets an extra gear to cruise. That's a sweet machine, however I Love KTM Adv390 because it can take the beating of Indian conditions and I own it so have experienced a lot in these 30000 kms that I have covered on it 😊.
Brother i am confused between two bikes scrambler 400 VS Himalayan 450 ple guide me which is best ? ❤
The Himalayan if your going to do some off road riding if not the triumph is a great street bike
We are offroading guys !! and there is a bunch of 125cc street bikes blocking the road😂
Yes they kinda ruined my moment 😂
Hi, guys! Congratulations from Spain. Nice trip! Only a question about the scrambler and the baggage. I´m crazy with the exhaust about how to hold a saddle bag without fire it. How did you solve it? I can see your right bag actually over the exhaust, really near it. Thank you!
Hi, thanks for watching. We did have a few issues with it getting a bit warm. The panniers bags didn’t melt but anything plastic did that was at the bottom of them. All the bikes did have panniers racks with stop it sitting directly on the exhaust.
@@thatbikersimon Thanks for your fast reply. I´m looking for a reliable system to put a saddlebag in the right side for a long ride. In Spain there aren´t many brackets for this job. And i wouldn´t like lose my stuff while I´m riding involved in fire... It´s not easy to find a good baggage in this bike.
Great job Simon. I love the new Enfield 👍
Thanks buddy, great fun.
I should have a plenty of content
This Video really Touched me… three Friends, Bike and Road❤❤❤
Thanks for the comment.. really glad you enjoyed the ride.. plenty more to come 👍🏍️💨💨💨
Indians can't ride these kind of bikes in Foreign countries, cuz there are lots and lots of rules to follow and we tend to forget or not used to it. But, any type of foreigners can ride bikes in Indian roads because you guys are used to follow strict rules. anyway have a safe journey ahead and love your content 💛❤
Thanks for the comment and it’s very true unfortunately in the UK, there’s too many rules and we get penalised for breaking them so for me to come to India, such an amazing country is like a dream.
The redesigned ADV 390 cannot come soon enough
On the KTM?
Just stumbled on this one and what a great video. I'll be watching the series. I have just acquired a Scrambler 400X so particularly interested in how it compares. I was going to wait to try the new Himalayan and compare the two but there seems to be quite a delay here in the UK. I had a surprise opportunity on a Scrambler as well as a chance to demo ride one and I loved it so that was that. I note that all bikes are kitted out with the same pannier bags and the Triumph also has a tail bag and a tank bag. Looks awesome and would really open up the bike to some touring. Could I ask if you have a few moments whether you could detail what the luggage options used are please?
Thank you for the comment and congratulations on the Triumph 400X you won’t be disappointed, such a versatile bike. It would certainly be fine for a bit of touring, il ask the owner (Alex) where he gets the luggage from, it will be definitely from India. The tank bags sit nice on the Triumph because of the flatter tank. I’m hoping to have the next video uploaded in the next couple of days. So hope you enjoy it. Ride safe
A great video ! Lovely to hear Alex ‘s dulcid tones 🤣! Those bikes look great for out there . I did many miles with Alex out there and up in the Himalayas on bullets . Great stuff
You need to get back out there on the new bikes he’s got coming. It’s a whole different experience. It would be a tough ride on the bullets. Great memories though. 👍🏍️💨💨💨
Very entertaining, thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Very Nice! Stunning
Thank you! Cheers!
What a great adventure! If you guys haven't made it to Vietnam, you need to! 100m people, 60m motos!!! Nothing like it!
I’ve riden Vietnam many years ago and was there in January just for a holiday. Very interesting country and crazy for bikes for sure 👌
Awesome sir did Shimoga to Goa via Honnaver last week , we were returning back from Bandipur in Karnataka, I have Himalayan 452.
Fantastic. What a great bike and your using it for the purpose for what it’s built for. Hope you had a great ride 👍🏍️💨💨💨💨
Rotating the drivers to all bikes should make you decide and compare the opinions.
That’s what we do 👍🏍️💨💨💨💨
How did you avoid flickering of the dash? Superb video, liked it a lot.
Cheers buddy.. It’s does flicker some times. 👍🏍️💨💨💨
Change frames per second.
Namaste.. Going to by good seeing India and the overall out come of all 3 bikes.
I've a 21 UK BS/Euro4 411.. would I consider exchanging it.. no.. ticks the boxes, give age and state of roads and ever encroaching speed limits.
Stay safe, sunny side up.. Cheers Dewi
Cheers buddy thanks for the comment. Hope your enjoying the series 👍🏍️💨💨💨💨
@@thatbikersimon I am, even if it's a blast cross India..🏍..
2:24 , that's not aftershave. It's the Issey Miyake pour homme EDT
Yes I have the same at home 👍💨
Simon can you please increase more wide POV, you are using narrow pov its not pleasing to watch
Sorry but that’s as good a the camera gets. I have a go pro but it won’t handle theses hot days on the bike. The insta 360 ace pro is set to the maximum wide view.
Hi from Spain, sorry for my English, i test rode the new transalp 750 and i was very impressed! But a month later i test rode the 390 adventure, and i was even more impressed and realised i didn't need a 100hp adv bike, now im waiting for the Himalayan and the new 390 (both from India curiously) to arrive and decide which one i like more, and i will keep my old and trusty sportster 883, this bikes are like 4/5000€ cheaper than a middleweight adv and are more than enough.
Holla, yes I totally agree with you. You can have more bikes that do the same job and are easier to manage. Our videos prove that they are very capable bike over great distances and rough conditions. I personally will be selling my bike adventure bike for a smaller one.
Hi. Pity the CFMoto 450MT is not in the list considering all we are hearing about it. Thanks anyway :).
Yes it looks a good bike, it was out Bit late for this tour
why are you using high beams in the morning himalayan first 10 mins
use it only needed even in nights - just an observation
The led lights are much better now but it’s still advisable to have the high beam on.
May I know who is advising to use that 😅 in nights if you are 100 to 200 meters roughly away from a car and no on-coming traffic you are allowed to use high beams
Rule is "Respect your fellow drivers, keep it low keep it safe"
Going to get stuck into this. Still shopping around for a suitable pillion trip maybe something you will still consider for the future it’s so difficult to judge from us watching solo riders videos!
The one I would do with a Pillion is the south India on the Bullets 500cc check out nomadic knights website
There is a waiting list at the moment
www.nomadicknights.com/grand-canyon-india/
www.nomadicknights.com/grand-canyon-india/
Still space on this one
Love your streams Simon. I was waiting for this review . The Himmie is the bike that i want to see the review of . remember a whikle ,back you siad that the old bike was under powered to take two up . What do you think about the new bike . Fit for two or not ??? Thanks 👍👍👍
Hi Buddy, the new has plenty of power, when I get the chance to ride on in the uk with a pillion il hopefully put a video together shows how capable this bike can be with twos up. You’ll get to see Himalayan a fair bit over the series. I think you’ll like it for sure. 👍🏍️💨💨💨
Thanks
@@thatbikersimon
What is the minimum height require for - HIMALAYAN 450....??????
Interesting question, Jamie who rode this with us is 5ft 4in he copied very well but their is a option to have a lower seat. So I would say any shorter than that it might be a struggle
I work in India (Uttarakhand in the Himalayas) and ordered the 450 Himalayan in Hanle Black. Demand is so high that delivery takes 3 months. Sucks. Also ordered the FuelXPro chip and the decat pipe. Riding a BMW HP2 Enduro at home (South Africa). Can't wait for the Himalayan
It’s a nightmare when you have to wait for a bike that long but it just show you how good they are with the demand. So definitely worth a wait 👍🏍️💨💨💨💨
I have a 2022 Himalayan here in the USA and the new ones aren’t even offered……….. not even a hint yet…
@@ewetho oh really I thought they would have rolled them out world wide
what would you think, of a rider that is 6'4" tall & 280 lbs, (US) do on the Royal Enfield?
You’ll be fine there are other seat options and bar risers if needed.
hey Simon, could you tell me what gear you're wearing please? I live in Australia and its damn hot here in the summer also. thanks mate
Hey, the jacket I’m wearing is a Rukka forsair jacket and the jeans are made by Halvarssons called rogen. It’s a great kit combination. Both brands have teamed up so the jeans and the jack zip together nicely. It’s the best kits I’ve ever worn. Il pop the links below
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@@thatbikersimon awesome thanks Simon! I love your India videos btw. I have a love hate relationship with the subcontinent, such a crazy place lol
@@milehigh61 I like it because india doesn’t have rules, it’s a crazy ride but I’ve over taken the police at twice the speed limit and they just not interested in us. If you pull a little wheelie the locals cheer and clap. If I did that in the uk I would be locked up by now 😂
@@thatbikersimon haha yeah its definitely looser on the traffic laws. Great to see you guys wearing proper gear out there, I've seen a lot of horror stories all over Asia with people not wearing protection
@@milehigh61 I guess there’s always a temptation especially when it was over 40oc but just not worth it on a bike ride like this. 👍
RE himmy is really comfy. wish it was a 650,750 for 2 up riding.
It’s surprising good for a pillion 👍
Nice nice nice ... But 1 question, pls. What are this for bags ? And how do you attached this ? In germany, you cant order something like this .... thx a lot!
I’m not sure as the bike were delivered with the bags attached, but il ask the question and hopefully get a answer for you.
Guys visit north-east India. ....nice place👍
Good shout 👍🏍️💨💨💨
Yaahhh🙏🧡🤍💚
Enjoyed all the bikes seem excellant.
They are Robin. It’s a tough choice so far.
I’ve done this route multiple times, didn’t know we could cross this bridge on a bike, I’ll be riding that side next month so I’m gonna do it for sure 😂
Also that 400km was shockingly fast, I’m impressed. This usually takes me like 8-9 hours 😂
Excellent 👌 well enjoy the crossing 👍🏍️💨💨
Witch Motorcycle Best Boos Himalayan 450, or Trump or KTM
Interesting question
@@thatbikersimon Answer me Sirf
@@venkataramananc9336 I’ve not rode them all yet
Superb and Honest Review guys… Hats off…!!! 🎩
What u mentioned is correct about 1 cylinder bike buzz in other video of urs…
I was riding around Japan on Honda and Suzuki… Still I love Himalayan new version. It is perfect for both cruising and off roading,
New Himalayan is on my top list when I will be there riding mostly in Ladakh side on new roads out there…
I’waiting for the tubeless till that time.
Many thanks, glad you enjoyed the videos. The Himalayan 450’has been a fantastic bike and for the Himalayas it would be perfect with the mixed terrain. Good luck with your journey. 👍🏍️💨💨💨💨
@@thatbikersimon thanks mate..!!! Keep posting your vlogs..!!! 🍻
That go pro handing off the handlebars really spoils the view of the road!
If it wasn’t there i wouldn’t be able to make the video.
@@thatbikersimon
True but I agree with @bjbt28 it is really disturbing, you should place this camera more on your left.
@@patricecaron2130 it’s not always a option to place a camera where you would like it. Cables and the diameter is a issue, also the diameter on the mirrors is to small.
Clarkson, Hammond and May on Bikes
Unfortunately only Clarkson has a camera on his bike so we don't get the other two guys opinions.
lol more videos to come on this season.
@@thatbikersimon Pleasure seeing this series, cheers lads
@@svenzerx8490 thanks buddy 👍
400x is my favourite and i have rode all three 😇
Fantastic bike for sure. Great that you’ve rode all 3 👍🏍️💨💨💨
What a vid! Really good to see the bikes being put through their paces with some very skilful rides👍
Glad you enjoyed it! And thanks for the compliment, plenty more to come to the channel 👍🏍️💨💨💨
Was this route pre decided.... or the Maps took you this way....
Coz Goa to Shivamoga you Have Some Great, fast Good roads....
Alex from Nomadic knights is the leader on this ride he knows the place well. 👍🏍️💨💨💨
what is a real world consumption rate for the Himalayan?
I shall find out for you buddy.
@@thatbikersimon Amazing, thank you!
U r shaking too much - is this road or himalayan vibrations?
Could be the beers lol. The vibration on the new bike don’t kick in until 7,000 rpm
All very nice, but no real comparison between the 3 bikes.......
We’ve not finished yet this is only the first episode of 10 videos. More to come
Could you have put your face cam anywhere more intrusive…
Pro tip for setting up cams like this, if you’re mounting the face cam high you need to mount the pov camera higher. If you mounted the GoPro on your forehead we would have gotten a really good overview of the road instead of the camera taking up most of the shot. Just a suggestion for the future.
Crop also exist, you could have mounted the camera by the display and just cropped it. The way you set this thing up we can’t even see the road bc your camera takes up everything.
Thanks for the tip
What’s the seat heights on them, I’m a short arse but would love a adventure style second bike
Seat hights will be in the next video coming soon 👍🏍️💨💨💨
Actually episode 4
Why don't you guys riding on the mountain of leh Ladakh ?
Already rode it on the old Himalayan check out this playlist Royal Enfield Himalayan Adventure..Exploring the roof of India
ua-cam.com/play/PLxXuO22ST9AQLWfgMWnjktBvT2vujgEBQ.html
Thanks for the correct pronunciation, it is Himalayan and not himlayan.
I think it depends on which country your in lol.
😂 alright I'm not gonna be stubborn about the pronunciation.
Anyway I enjoyed the video, keep making more of these.
@@gltfear1198 I’m on it 👍🏍️💨💨💨💨
@ 15.21 to 16.21 did you notice how effortlesly locals are cruising in their 100 cc bikes in so called off-road conditions (some of them with pillions on). No wonder 100 cc is the largest selling commuters segment in India.
Yes they’re more than capable to get around on the little workhorse. But they don’t have the excitement of the RE or KTM or triumph 🏍️💨💨💨💨
@@thatbikersimon undoubtedly, I own KTM 390 Adv and love every mile on it.
Absolutely amazing.
Glad you enjoyed it hope you enjoy the other episodes 👍🏍️💨💨💨
@@thatbikersimon Sure brother, if need any help in Goa just pin me. Stay safe and ride responsibly.
@@hasannadaf8338 cheers buddy 👍
Another review of the Himalayan says that 110 kph is the max speed it can do before the vibration is too much
Can you confirm?
Is it the same for the other 2 bikes?
I would say it’s probably a bit more than that but all these single cylinder engines are the same. I would say 80- 120 is where it sits the best
@@thatbikersimon between 110 and 120 is where I would sit for a few hours at a time on these wide open Aussie highways, so that's good to know
Interesting video 👍💙💙💙 from Kerala kochi
Thank you.
Welcome to India. You guys bought 3 new bikes.. ? 😊
Alex who leads the tour owns all 3 bikes
i am looking for bike.... about triumph its ok, himalayan 450 engine sound problem .. claiming lots of people.... but ktm adv 390 ultimate .... guys ... its produce 43 bhp power any many more.... which one to buy pls suggest honest review
You need to watch all the episodes to come to a conclusion 👍🏍️💨💨💨
Great story, great bikes, great guys. Fantastic first part, thank you. But (is there always a "but"?) that camera right in the middle of that screen is a pain in the eye. I do hope in Part 2 it´s gone or installed a little bit lower. Fingers crossed.
Sorry buddy it’s not so easy to adapt a camera on a loan bike, it just goes where I can fit it.
Don’t be. Just watched the last episode with the RE. Now it‘s time for the KTM in Part 4 and I’m looking forward to it (and of course finally the 400X). Thanks again for your work. It‘s great to join you.
@@dutch3000 thanks buddy 👍
Shivamogga is my hometown. Good to see you guys exploring this part of the world. Hope you guys enjoyed what the city has to offer!! Cheers
Thanks for the comment. I love this place. We don’t generally get much time in each place but what I can see it’s been amazing. 👍
@@thatbikersimon Just to add some context as you all are from UK, There's a home which can be seen right next to the JOG falls in the footage. It's called the British bungalow which was built during the colonial era!!
@@wescose1 thanks for that. I’m always interested in local knowledge 👍
Wow that’s a great ride. Good job! Especially interesting were the guys with the flags in their litte 100s and 125s riding 2 up on the gnarly stuff. Apparently you do not need a 1200 BMW to do a bit of off-roading, who would’ve known?
These bikes are just perfect for these twisty dusty roads, you don’t need to ride any quicker, as it would be to dangerous with all the animals ect. I do believe lightweight adventure style bikes is the future. 👍🏍️💨💨
Yeah those 125cc guys are the locals and they are not riding long distances.
good vdo to show us where not to go ! Either bike would be fun here !
Thanks
Try other Indian bikes too like Bajaj pulsar dominar, Apache bikes, etc.
Hopefully il get round to it for sure 👍🏍️💨💨
Now thats a nice moto vlog! All the talking happens while driving with lots of drive footage.
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks 👍🏍️💨💨💨
👍. Cheers. What luggage u guys using please?
I’ve been trying to find that out.
It was already fitted to the bikes. I think it’s some India company.
They are using some local brand saddle bags. Not great but does the job and they are inexpensive. The tank bags are from another Indian company called Guardian gears. Hope this helps. Can't share a link but you can google MSC bags motorcycle saddle bags.
You are missing the CF 450 MT
I would definitely like to try one at some point
Indian bike UA-camrs are need to taking class from your quality content video ❤
Thank you for your kind comment 👍 this is my 3rd Indian ride and it’s a wonderful country. I’m sure il be back again do film some more.
New Sub from 🇨🇦 - Hit that 🔔 looking forward to see the overall rating you all have of the 3 small bikes. I’ve been eyeing all 3 so perfect adventure to Follow.
Shared your UA-cam channel with my regulars ridding buddies. Ride Safe and wishing all continued epic adventures.
Thanks Peter I appreciate the support. Glad you enjoyed the first episode. Plenty more to come. Ride safe buddy 👍🏍️💨💨💨
Hey, just wanted to inform you that those "orange flags" are actually Bhagva Flags which are considered holy ..
Thanks for the update, I was guessing something along thoses lines, but it’s always nice to find out the factual information 👍
The dirt tracks and tractors remind me of what’s left of Lincolnshire’s roads, the Enfield will be perfect here, I’ll book a test ride😂😂
😂 you should give one a try value for money, you can’t go far wrong
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Damn I was waiting for someone to do this comparison. Thanks guys
This is only episode 1 there’s 8 more to watch and one more final episode to come next week
please lower the handle mount camera. its blocking the most interesting forward view!
I know it’s a bit of a mare there
This was such an interesting watch. Absolutely loved the video.
Glad you enjoyed it! It only get better from here 👍🏍️💨💨💨
prefer me the best bike for daily, off-road, best engine under 3.5
Why under 3.5?
Where did you find the luggage rack for the right side of the Triumph?
The luggage was already fitted to the bikes when I picked it up. The people that know more about that are the Nomadic Knights
Great video. Hope you make a comprehensive breakdown of the likes and dislikes of each bike when you are done with the trip.
Let’s see if we survive it first lol il try my best 👍🏍️💨💨💨
What to ask about the saddlebag exhaust side one the triumph 400, any issue with the exhaust heat, and what brand saddle bag is it, and whether it held up, no melting or issues,
It does get a little hot but everything survived in the bags 👍🏍️💨💨💨
Love from ಕರ್ನಾಟಕ💛❤
Thanks 👍🏍️💨💨💨
What’s an amazing place. 👍
Hey guys 2s a ride 3s a race -- good review thanks
Thanks buddy
Wanna know which helmet is in are 450 adv
Want to buy
Your in luck I’ve done a video on this
SCORPION ADF 9000 Adventure Motorcycle Helmet.. Best Value for your money!!!
ua-cam.com/video/f79WhSfE4Rg/v-deo.html
Well done guys , all the best !
Thanks Buddy 👍🏍️💨💨💨
Too bad your handlebar Go pro wasn’t mounted off to the left bit more. It blocks the view down the road. Frustrating to watch.
I know it’s annoying me to
I owned a 390 Adventure. I really do not like that bike. Not a single part of it. I had a 390 Duke and it was the best road bike owned so far. The Adv was nothing like it.
That Triumph definitely looks the part.
Yes I have to agree with you the kTM is hard work but in some of the other episodes it comes into its own
@@thatbikersimon I'll keep an eye for them.
Muito bom 😃😉👍🇧🇷
Many thanks 👍🏍️💨💨💨