Is a Himalayan is idle for back pillion rider as well.

Q. Is a Himalayan is idle for back pillion rider as well.
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Sachin | 6 years ago

Himalayan, I would say is okay for the pillions. I wouldn't recommend taking any pillion for longer trips or off roading. The reason being just like any motorcycles in this world that the suspension and brakes act differently for single riders and with pillions. However, short trips (80 to 100kms) or day trips are really comfy for pillions on a Himalayan. After that Pillions will start complaining about numbness and sore thighs.

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MAYANK | 4 years ago

यह राईडर एव पिलियन दोनो के लिए आरामदायक है।

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Kikkawa | 5 years ago

The seat is cushioned and comfortable, during rainy rides pillion seat gets mud occasionally.

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Aaryan | 4 years ago

Personally I've not been comfortable on the back seat of a Himalayan.

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Shiva | 5 years ago

Yes , seats are really good in Himalayan for both pilloin and Rider .

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Ashish | 4 years ago

Yessss you can easily ride a bike with pollion no issue

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Aniltanwar | 1 year ago

Yes, it is very comfortable for both rider as well as for pillion. but I recommend to use extra jelly kind of after market seat for pillion

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Virajpanchal | 4 years ago

Yes pilion rider is very safe .and comfort seat.

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Being | 5 years ago

Yes ' seat cushions are really comfortable,

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HarpreetSingh | 4 years ago

Yes Himalayan is also good for pillion Rider.

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Amogh | 5 years ago

Yes it is extremely comfortable .Trust me all the girls in my office prefer my himalayan over all the other bikes

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Subhamoy | 4 years ago

Yes. very comfortable.

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Girish | 6 years ago

Second best spot to ride on :) first being the front seat. Comfy on long rides and excellent rear mono shock.

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Ajai | 5 years ago

Yes

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Vikhyat Rao | 5 years ago

Yes

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Saurav | 4 years ago

Yes

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Clash | 5 years ago

Himalayan has the best pillion seat

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Jayata | 5 years ago

Absolutely....no issues at all.

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Sudeep | 5 years ago

Thank you very much

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Royel | 5 years ago

Its great

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