Haha I rode twice during my last visit guess I have one more Himalayan video in my sleeves ✌️again thanks for watching mate. Appreciate it

Yeah I was having tea and then after paying cash I forgot to wear it back. Was excited to be there. I wore it back again after sometime. Thanks again for watching mate.

Thank you 🙏

Thanks mate appreciate it 🙏

I guess it must be 5500 feet thou. You have to ride to Himalayas to get to 5k.

Yeah it’s my mistake it’s feet 😅 but a ride to this spot is a must no matter how heigh it is.

Nop thats a Stock Exhaust - Himalayan doesn't require a custom one believe me. the stock one is pretty darn good.

@@r4avn That's so strange, my 450 sounds like a lawn mower :o yours is sooo much deeper

Thanks alot for the feedback mate. It is a stock exhaust. Its nice mate for a 450 its beautiful.

Haha we all been there buddy, i remember my old days while in college 50 rupees and rest is air blown into the tank haha :D Suzuki Samurai, Splendar

@@Indianawest Honda Transalp 750 ✌️

Agree same here, i used music as the audio got muffled :D

@@r4avn then this way is better

@@itzAbhijeet9 I use a DJI OA4 with my chin mount, thank you for stopping by. 🙏

@@r4avn bro i really love your contact 🥰

@@pranoykishore thanks for the love mate 🙏

Thank you 🙏 appreciate your feedback mate.

Sorry mate wrong use of words, I meant affordable. CFmoto, RE & KTM are the only brands making affordable or entry level adv bikes. It’s not a cheap bike in anyway, as I said some areas of this bike is even better than my Transalp.

Would take me sometime to respond to this, let me give you a response tomorrow and probably do a video about this in the future for others.

Naatil kochi 😊✌️

@@r4avn same 🤝

Nop, just standard mode, sport is even better :D

To make it easier for you let me lay out some key positives on both ends. Transalp - Reliability King, Everything works but nothing is great expect that engine 750cc engine is a gem, sherpa cant come close to the feel of it. Road comfort, two up riding, a real big bike. Heavy but easy, nimble, great balance amazing turning radius. 12000km maintenance interval. Himalayan - Engine power (for its class, its amazing) , suspension, small feel factor, agile, will be easier to offroad, 230mm ground clearance compared to 212mm of Transalp, Less Fuel Consumption. Dont get me wrong, Transalp suspension is good, but not great when you go fast on off-road. Hope this helps. If you want to know more, just ping me on Insta, happy to help.

@@r4avn thanks for replying man! I already have a DRZ, so I think I’ll go with the Transalp for bigger bike feel, but it seems like the sherpa would’ve been a great choice as well

Thanks mate, happy that you enjoyed it.

Thanks mate, appreciate you stopping by, love your work too.

Hi mate, i use a DJI OA4 to shoot but mostly in cinematic settings with ND filters. I use final cut or DaVinci Resolve to edit, depending on if I'm on my laptop or PC. I'm also learning to colour grade, I want to make motorcycle or ride videos which look like a movie someday. By the way thank you stopping by, appreciate it.

Hi mate, i use a paid subscription for music and sfx - bit.ly/3U9eob1

uppbeat.io/sfx/cybernetic-glitch-power-up/7260/23228

Hi mate, i didnt get you? But to be frank its an event organized by Honda and bikers are from different walks of life. So do expect everyone to be a pro biker, some are totally new to adv biking or even biking.

Thank you for stopping by 🙏

@@GeorgeMartinJose yeah I really enjoyed the bike but sadly I rented it. I was home for a short break. Thanks for the feedback mate appreciate it

To be exact - Neriamangalam Painavu Road :) Thanks for stopping by, hope you enjoyed

That was a stock exhaust, by the way thanks for stopping by :)

I, try my best to be on my lane, but no one is perfect. its a way to keep out troubles. By the way thanks for watching, and appreciate your comments.

Thanks mate 🤩

thanks mate, appreciate your feedback. Will try to do similar style videos probably from my base location - Vietnam :)

Thanks mate, it's all in my pipeline of purchase :D These things are not cheap. I own a DJI OA4 but yet to get the mics. Currently using a cheap Lav mic which is ok, but not great. Also this is not my bike, I rented it for a trip while i was in India. more over the sudden rain made me do some basic DIY to keep track of the route. I know i could do better. Probably will do it on my Transalp :) Appreciate your feedback mate and thank you for watching.

@@hrudaymanne9013 thanks mate, I used DJI OA4

@@ncs611 cam on nha 🙏

OA4 all way mate, and thanks a lot for stopping by appreciate it.

Thanks, mate; not someone who is good with a lot of things related to whatever you just said, haha; all I know is to hump on and go! And mostly i try to remain safe, only when i get these kinda roads i try to just enjoy a bit. But yeah, slowly learning in process, will take time and lots of saddle time :) Appreciate your feedback, mate. I will definitely try to improve in these areas.

​@@r4avn i think that moving your throttle hand to the outside edge of the throttle, rather than holding it to the inside will help. Then, gripping it like an ice cream cone will also make it better. If thats confusing, you can search the term "ice cream grip". Its definitely a nice feeling when you're riding and you're just smooth with every control. I think its worth doing, and that it does give more confidence to the rider. Ride safe mate :)

yeah dude they do check and find you :D

Thanks to you for stopping by and appreciate your comment.

Thank you , appreciate you stopping by.

@@arun007a thank you for your feedback, yes I’m not pro a rider just another everyday rider with very basic riding skills.

Ok man, sorry. Nice video though liked and subscribed.

Thank you so much for your love, I have one more video coming up with Himalayan, but sadly, I don't own one. I rented it during my trip back home (Kochi, India). Im in Vietnam and i ride a Honda Transalp as my daily driver :) but planning to get an himalayan when it shows up in Vietnam as my project bike.

sorry mate, I didn't check the mileage as it was break in period for this bike, I did a full tank and covered 300+ km, and there was a bit left.

@@pranavpurushan3480 mostly using manual shutter in 24/25 fps and use an ND filter. Will do a video with full detail on how I shoot. Thank you for stopping by

hey i use canva, there many tutorials out there. something like this - kzbin.info/www/bejne/nH3NdoZngqt3mMksi=Ps5LahYz5IySUK4g

@@abhijitbanerjee6840 thanks mate 🙏

@@AnarchyAakash thank you 🙏 appreciate your feedback and comment.

My favorite will be the Honda Fireblade, but I don't find owning one both economical or practical now. And another one which is like is CBR600RR a true track bike. My current needs are to explore, enjoy some off-road locations, and tour long distances, and Transalp or NX500 fits the bill.

@@r4avn good 👍😊

Do you own translap if so tell me the review, I am interested in this bike ,pros,cons, mileage, service bill etc .

@@aaronvarghese6955@aaronvarghese6955 Yeah, I have plans to review my bike in a bit. It will probably come out soon. I finished 5000k and am already nearing 6k, so I think I can do a well-rounded review.