This is India’s version of Ducati Scrambler with 1/2 the displacement and 1 less cylinder ☺️☺️ Lower height, smaller wheels & different sprocket. Smartly done RE 👍🏽👍🏽
Hahaha, that's quite an observation, Ducati had tried to make the Scrambler affordable with the Sixty2, which was powered by a 400cc L-Twin. I am sure you remember it.
Which of the two is more comfortable for travel in terms of position for the spine, knees, arms? I'm from Brazil and I'm in the waiting line at the dealership. Thank you very much in advance. Himalayan or Guerrilla,
In real the weight difference between both bikes is only 6.5 kgs with same amount of fuel in both bikes.. So it isnt an exaggerated 11 kgs as the spec sheet might fool us..
If you run a Himalayan 450 with 2 litres of fuel and the Guerrilla 450 with a full tank, the weight difference will reduce further. Kerb weight of all bikes are compared for the very reason, to be fair.
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This is India’s version of Ducati Scrambler with 1/2 the displacement and 1 less cylinder ☺️☺️
Lower height, smaller wheels & different sprocket.
Smartly done RE 👍🏽👍🏽
Hahaha, that's quite an observation, Ducati had tried to make the Scrambler affordable with the Sixty2, which was powered by a 400cc L-Twin. I am sure you remember it.
@@ArunNadar-AckoDrive Absolutely. Appreciate your efforts to go through the comments and respond Arun..
@@captainsambit Thank you, always up for a good discussion on motorcycles :)
I think this is better bike than Himalayan in every way
The Himalayan has its advantages being an ADV offering, the Guerrilla 450 with its accessible seat height and pricing does become more appealing.
One is a travel bike, one is a city bike. Video done.....
Which of the two is more comfortable for travel in terms of position for the spine, knees, arms? I'm from Brazil and I'm in the waiting line at the dealership. Thank you very much in advance. Himalayan or Guerrilla,
In real the weight difference between both bikes is only 6.5 kgs with same amount of fuel in both bikes.. So it isnt an exaggerated 11 kgs as the spec sheet might fool us..
If you run a Himalayan 450 with 2 litres of fuel and the Guerrilla 450 with a full tank, the weight difference will reduce further. Kerb weight of all bikes are compared for the very reason, to be fair.
Basically, when copany could not sale much numbers of Himalyan so they invented this for toylovers ...😂🎉...❤
Yeah but they sold 40,000+ units of New Himalayan 😂
What do you ride sir?
@@prabhuraaj101 maybe the only toys he has, are his mom's toys 😂
Hello guys, I'm planning to buy a RE bike. What do you all think I should buy, Himalayan or Guerrilla?
🌟Somewhat Similar Experience Like Shotgun 650........Looks Like One Of The Most Comfortable Royal Enfield Bike