Can there be tweaks made with ECU to let's say play with spark timings or AFR so that the torque can be delivered a bit earlier by shaving off some top-end ? I am just thinking if aftermarket units from PowerTronics could change the way this bike behaves at lower rpm, after-all it's not a very short-stroke engine. Playing with sprocketing is also something that can potentially help with city usage but again, that's a hack where you're revving higher than actually tuning the engine character.
I'm sure ppl will try aftermarket units like PowerTronics etc. Let's wait and watch. Yes changing sprocket might help a bit. Will keep my eyes open to look out for such mods. 👍
hey, for a beginner who is getting their 1st bike, do you recommend to go with himalayan 450 or any other bike considering daily office commute from Bhiwandi to Andheri and/or occasional long tours on the weekends?? what do you suggest? himalayan looks superb to me!
Can there be tweaks made with ECU to let's say play with spark timings or AFR so that the torque can be delivered a bit earlier by shaving off some top-end ? I am just thinking if aftermarket units from PowerTronics could change the way this bike behaves at lower rpm, after-all it's not a very short-stroke engine. Playing with sprocketing is also something that can potentially help with city usage but again, that's a hack where you're revving higher than actually tuning the engine character.
I'm sure ppl will try aftermarket units like PowerTronics etc. Let's wait and watch. Yes changing sprocket might help a bit. Will keep my eyes open to look out for such mods. 👍
Nice video sandeep bhai
Thanks Satish 🙂
hey, for a beginner who is getting their 1st bike, do you recommend to go with himalayan 450 or any other bike considering daily office commute from Bhiwandi to Andheri and/or occasional long tours on the weekends??
what do you suggest?
himalayan looks superb to me!
Himalayan 450 definitely not for city rides. If budget is around Himalayan, Check out Triumph Speed 400.
@@NomadicGearShifter okay thanks!
what about occasional long rides? is triumph speed 400 good enough?
Speed 400 will serve all your purpose..just as you mentioned occasional long rides.
How is the saddling compared to old Himalayan ?
I loved the control it gives to a rider. It is comfortable, I'll be covering that in my next video.
try to use your bike in eco mode in traffic ,does it still lag traffic please check.
I'll be experimenting more over the time. 👍
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