Part 1: Royal Enfield Himalayan - Mt Rushmore and Crazy Horse
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- Опубликовано: 7 окт 2024
- Taking my 2019 Royal Enfield Himalayan to South Dakota for an epic trip to Crazy Horse Memorial, Mt Rushmore, The Needles Highway, and Iron Mountain Road.
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Thanks for taking us on the ride. Exactly what the Himalayan is for. Not bad for a cheap little “burro” that keeps chugging along... 🍻
Very enjoyable video. Well done! The helicopter flight was Whirlybirds epic!
It was sweet! Thanks for watching
Oh ya, Crazy Horse Mountain!
We might have passed each other, I just got back from the Badlands, Wyoming and Colorado. I was doing on a 2005 Honda Big Ruckus, but I picked up a Himalayan this past weekend.
Awesome! It was windy from every direction!
Make sure to ride needles hiway! Nice Twisty roads and lots of scenery.
I did! Was very fun. It will be in Part 2 😉
AdvMatthew I guess I should have watched all the way till the end prior to commenting..lol!
Looking forward to part 2, enjoyed chopper squad moment thank you for giving me ideas for when I come over.
A fly and drive experience! Nice!
It was awesome!
rule number 1 travel with food and beer.
You got that right!
Thx for taking us along!...looking forward to part two!👍
Thanks!
wow 500 miles on a himalayan i own one too and was wandering what are you useing for a seat or cover cause mine hurts at like 100 miles with the stock one
That was the stock seat. Plenty of numbness.
Awesome video, great bike. I am buying one next month. What's your rpm at 65-70 mph? Thx.
Usually around 6000. 75 is pushing it to near the redline about 6200
@@AdvMatthew Thx for the reply.
Great video
500 on that bike is a lot pal.
No it is not.. yes the engine look small only 411cc.. but still it can cover that much distance easily...and i guess it quite comfortable for the riders too.the only thing i see as a problem is the lack of power or speed specially when you are riding in a highway like that..with long straight roads... otherwise its a good bike..
I'm going 500miles on a TW200 in May 😂 I think I can therefore I can 🤔
I was at crazy horse monument in 2008 and the only thing that has changed is the admission fee. I think it was 10 bucks back then. To bad a lot of folk feel like it has become a scam. It was an emotional experience when I went. Great video!
It was about 11 bucks this time. $7 to get in and $4 for the bus I think.
@@AdvMatthew sounds like a good deal! Looking forward to the next video!
Do you have an aftermarket exhaust?
Stock :)
@@AdvMatthew great sounding bike
Indeed! I'm pleased with the stock sound but plenty of aftermarket exhaust out there
Ya that beat plant coming into Scottsbluff is super smelly lol but great video man keep them coming
I didn't notice anything, maybe the wind was blowing the right direction! Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the ride.... is 6' 3" too tall for that bike do you think?
I'm 5'9" and sit pretty comfortably. But my knees get pretty cramped after a while. I can imagine the bike may not be as comfortable for a taller rider. But the best way to decide is to find one to test out.
@@AdvMatthew Thanks, I will.
That was big mileage on a Himalayan in one day! Well done! I'm looking forward to part 2. Any chance of showing us a map of your rides? Asking for those of us that aren't familiar with US geography......Also are you using the standard seat? Cheers!
Thanks, it was a long ride but very worth it! I will look into doing that! In Part 2 I'll put a map of this entire ride. I am using the stock standard seat, yes. Cheers! Matt
@@AdvMatthew Thanks. I'm happy with the standard seat too, but many complain about it being uncomfortable. See you in part 2! Cheers!
I usually reach my bladder capacity or fuel range at just about the same time my butt gets tired of the seat. So I have no intention of changing the seat myself. It could be more comfortable I guess but it works for me.