Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 Review

[markjacobs]

I find it humorous that to be considered an "adventure " bike, it has to have all the nanny features, but if it doesn't have them, it's a beginner bike. I have gotten rid of my Tiger 1200RP and have a new Himmy ordered.

[RosZiOviC]

I am from India and I have clocked more than 5.5k kilometres till now
It’s a lovely machine considering the price

[frankplompen]

I live in Hungary and always ride through the villages, mountains, valleys and forests with my old Himi. I drive 70 km/h or 43 miles/h. and with the atmosphere that my himi radiates, that is the feeling of adventure i get.

[millinutz]

It was really fantastic that you managed to get the old and the new model together for a direct comparision, I don't think i've seen this before.
Well done, and thanks for your honest opinion on both bikes.

[HW-kfhi]

Great review and a nice change to all the recent Sardinia reviews which all feel identical. Good to see what the pillion is like also. Taking the modified bike out later this year sounds great to see what they are like. Look forward to that in a few month. Loved your recent 401 review also. One of my favourite YT channels right now and you look lovely as always. 😀

[RayGreen]

Thank you Deimante its always wonderful spending time with you!

[MagnusValente]

Great review!! And the comparison with the 400 was perfect!! 💯

[deauvilledad]

Certainly it seems like a good all round machine. I'll definitely be going into my local dealer for a look and possibly a test ride when I get the chance. Super review Diemante, well done 🤓 💖

[jabsy]

The fact we won't be getting these in the majority of North America until 2025 (What I've been told by Dealerships), is heartbreaking. Hopefully they can work out some of the kinks before that though.

[ttrguy]

Tomboy
Fantastic side by side review Lady! Your video clearly shows the differences and why someone would choose either one. I like the new model and Royal Enfield will sell a lot of them.
Ride SAFE and BE safe Deimante! 👍👍🌹

[remco_]

Thanks for the nice review. It's certainly an interesting bike. I hope I'll see in the near future for myself. Keep on the good work!

[johnwalton]

Well done Dee, first review where the screen is not flickering! Does it feel heavy? Off road for Me is a country lane. I can see this being My next bike, thanks!

[iantoy]

Good review, one of the few female reviews that actually knows anything about bikes with out giggling or squealing or having to take your clothes off well done.

[mrsmith]

Again, another really good bike. It seems these single cylinder middleweight bikes are the thing (no need to go bigger?) I must say, I enjoy the journey through all the country roads and lanes in these reviews. Great job.

[ghostwarriorghost]

Lady, I was waiting for your Himi450 video 😁

[rochellegritton]

Looks so much better than the old one.

[VM-]

Greetings from India...

A word abt pillion comfort...

From your video, it's evident that if the foot pegs of the pillion were lowered by abt 4 inches, and an alternate set even lower by 6 inches, then the pillion wd get better thigh support...ref your video at timeline 16:50...Thanks

[andrewharris]

Great review. Love your personality and style.

[mikes]

Great video. I haven't ridden yet, only seen in person. It's missing a bit of an old school charm but very handsome all the same. I do like the previous models dash, like a cockpit

[millinutz]

Yes, the old one has more character and better looks, this could be mistaken for any other bike in this catagory. The old one has the analog clocks and the chunky alround look that I prefer. The only thing the old one really needs, is the performance of the new one, and then i'd be the happy owner of a Himalayan, untill then..., well, all stays as it is in my garage!