Is Royal Enfield Himalayan BS6 suitable for daily ride is city like Mumbai?

Q. Is Royal Enfield Himalayan BS6 suitable for daily ride is city like Mumbai?
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Isasis | 3 years ago

Two things, it is long (longest Royal Enfield to put it in perspective) and it is heavier than your usual city commuters. Mileage will be an issue, and proper break-in is recommended to yield the desired power efficiency and mileage. If you are comfortable manoeuvring it around, it gives you one of the most pleasurable riding experience in city. Very nimble ergonomics and easy going posture, puts a smile on your face every time. Always wear proper gear before riding this baby atleast a good riding boot, knee guard/riding jeans and ofcourse helmet.

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Jo | 4 years ago

Yes..our roads are best for off roading..potholes are made like ...as a dream for of roaders ..speedbrakers are the place we can overtake supercars..please don't race with scooters.

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Prakash | 4 years ago

No it\'s a default bike you can search vedios on YouTube and enquiry with the person\'s bought bs6 Himalayan . I too bought the bike it\'s having issues

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Kedar | 3 years ago

Yess it is good for city drive as well... just the thing is ypu will not get mileage of 35kmplIt will give 28 to 30 kmpl... but yes it is good in traffic as well

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Tanmoy | 3 years ago

This bike not made for comutjng,bcz yiu don't get expecting millege,facing heating issue in heavy traffic,anx also feel the waight in bumper to bumber traffic.otherwise its ok

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Ajay | 4 years ago

No. Pathetic bike. the engine keeps stalling. Irritating. disappointed with the bike. regretting nowdefinitely not for city traffic

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Kamal | 3 years ago

I use it both as a daily commute n for long rides,it is o.k. but in the end it depends on the owner.

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Prashanth | 3 years ago

Yes but parking might be an issue if you are in smaller streets

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Sairam | 4 years ago

Absolutely yes .

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Allwin | 2 years ago

No big no!! It'll heat up... If the roads are free yes you can take it... It depends on you

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Subin | 4 years ago

No

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Chinmaya | 3 years ago

35kmpl

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Billa | 4 years ago

Yess

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Thillai | 4 years ago

No

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Sourav | 2 years ago

Traffice problem is common. So its good for daily use.

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Jahangir | 1 year ago

Too messy traffic then i don't recommend this.

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Taha | 2 years ago

No not at all

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Yashvindersingh | 1 year ago

Yes

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Lekhan Shetty | 2 years ago

Yes

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Nikki101 | 1 year ago

Yes

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YashKarmakar | 2 years ago

Yes

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SAFARNAMA | 2 years ago

Yes

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