What about the vibration when ride around 90-110kmph - Himalayan BS6?

Q. What about the vibration when ride around 90-110kmph - Himalayan BS6?
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DHEERU | 3 years ago

Yes, you do feel the vibrations on the himalayan when crossing speeds of 100, where you can notice your rear view mirrors start to vibrate ans you wouldnt have clear view sometimes, but changing the mirrors to a good quality ones would do the job. But as a fact, you do feel some vibrations but not to mark that you cannot drive the bike.

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Sairam | 4 years ago

Yes it should be fine and comfortable when u go in 90 to 100.but when go more than 100 and 110 it becomes a little bit vibrating like if any girl rides on it she would definitely get o****m ....but still it is good for under 100 speed and super fine for offroad

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Harshith | 4 years ago

@ DHEERU | Yes, you do feel the vibrations on the himalayan when crossing speeds of 100, where you can notice your rear view mirrors start to vibrate ans you wouldnt have clear view sometimes, but changing the mirrors to a good quality ones would do the job. But as a fact, you do feel some vibrations but not to mark that you cannot drive the bike.

Zig Wheels Admin should delete the next comment of this thread.... Written by someone named Sai.... What an awkward thought to reply and body shaming about girl riders.

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Allwin | 2 years ago

It's sweet spot for Himalayan bs6 model. 90 to 100 kmph you'll not feel any vibrations... Once you cross 100 kmph you'll feel the vibrations. By wearing proper leather gloves you'll not feel much vibrations.

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Tanmoy | 3 years ago

After 100 you get little vibration on footrest,in 110,120 you get vibration on miror and bike,

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Dead | 4 years ago

@ Harshith | What an awkward thought to respond and shame girl riders. Admin should delete this above comment.

Admin ki maaka ghosla abhi tak usne delete nahi kiya upar ka comment

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Harshith | 4 years ago

@ Sairam | Yes it should be fine and comfortable when u go in 90 to 100.but when go more than 100 and 110 it becomes a little bit vibrating like if any girl rides on it she would definitely get o****m ....but still it is good for under 100 speed and super fine for offroad

What an awkward thought to respond and shame girl riders. Admin should delete this above comment.

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Pranav Bhaskar | 3 years ago

Symphony over 5500 rmp - 110 the sweet spot. 1c and vibrations are together forever (but re h is much more refined that earlier versions)

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Som | 4 years ago

All the reviews and comments are outdated

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Chinmaya | 3 years ago

Comfortable crusing speed is 100

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Dinesh | 4 years ago

NO Vibration..

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Nikki101 | 1 year ago

Fit a 16 tooth front sprocket that has the damping rubber rings on it

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Jahangir | 1 year ago

I feel it really when I am in wrong gear otherwise it's cool.

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Lekhan Shetty | 2 years ago

Average

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