Motorcycle Camping in Japan on Royal Enfield Himalayan 450

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[@LonesomeDuckling]

Please move your first aid kit to the quick access bag or somesuch. Maybe even in an extra bag on the crash bars or so (mine is in a dry bag clipped underneath the rear luggage rack, and stays there even when I take off all other luggage). You never know when you might happen across an accident on the road and need it quickly, and you really don't want to dig through everything in a situation like that. Or need someone else to grab it while you're helping someone else (or injured yourself, no matter how we're all hoping that won't happen). Stay safe! ❤

[@oriandkaito-motoadventures]

You’re absolutely right! We’ll find a better place to keep our first aid kit 👌🏽

[@mukuldogra1635]

Amazing. I love your New Bike Himalayan From Royal Enfield, it's From My Country India. Rock it 🤘

[@oriandkaito-motoadventures]

It’s been a blast riding it! 🙌🏽

[@Dirtbagmoto1]

I'm SO excited to watch this series 😁😁

[@oriandkaito-motoadventures]

Thank you!! 🙌🏽

[@dcijams]

love watching your reviews on the gear. look forward to following your next adventure

[@oriandkaito-motoadventures]

Glad you liked the video! Thanks for watching 🙌🏽

[@HondaWanderer]

I Can't wait to embark on another journey with you. Stay safe!

[@oriandkaito-motoadventures]

Thanks for joining us! 🙌🏽

[@thomasmcintosh2472]

Nice video, You guys camp well, I bring about half as much. I will be looking forward to seeing your trip

[@oriandkaito-motoadventures]

We should probably learn to pack lighter 😅

[@kadavathpremnath]

❤❤ safe ride take care ❤❤

[@oriandkaito-motoadventures]

Thank you!

[@kaizen2049]

Yes! I was waiting since Sunday for your post ❤ absolutely delighted to see how it all turns up ❤

[@oriandkaito-motoadventures]

Thank you! 🔥

[@KarelSeeuwen]

The weather is finally cooling down a bit now. Here in Nagano, not a day over 30 in the long term forcast(yeah right!?!). Hope you don't get rained on too much.

[@oriandkaito-motoadventures]

Exactly! Temperatures are way better now 🙌🏽

[@seawench555]

Hi, awesome bikes, what yr models are they please😎💜

[@oriandkaito-motoadventures]

Thanks! RE Himalayan 411 and 450 👌🏽

[@seawench555]

@@oriandkaito-motoadventures nice, glad ur both having the best time🇦🇺💜 ur actually in the Best country for motorcycle, the Japanese really know how to build them.

[@KentStipp]

Ive been bike camping and touring for a great number of years and here in JApan for 20+ years. While everyone is different Absoutly you guys pack more than most people pack for RTW trips. You are touring Japan yo can get away with probably less than 50% of what yo are currently carrying. Learn to Cary less. The saying “less is More” has true meaning when bike touring. Best of luck, Cary less yo will be happier the bike will be happier.

[@KarelSeeuwen]

I was too poor back in the days I went touring (lube for the chain? just use old cooking oil; sort of poor). I just used a big back pack, didn't matter if I was riding, walking, or climbing; it never failed. Anyway, it will be fun to follow these guys on an armchair tour of the country; hope they can find some really sketchy mountain roads on the way.

[@KentStipp]

@@KarelSeeuwen Yeah there are some great roads here for sure. Sometimes it that’s searching but they are here. Great camping throughout JApan to

[@oriandkaito-motoadventures]

You’re right! We gotta learn to pack less! It’s definitely better when the bike’s lighter!

[@jaimees5042]

Enfasis en el kit d primeros auxilios por favor😊

[@kaspersergej]

In terms of camping table it‘s hard to find something better than the ones from Helinox.

[@oriandkaito-motoadventures]

We’ll look into those! 👌🏽

[@chasedeal5631]

I just have to ask...why did you choose an Indian bike with such a limited dealer network and a somewhat spotty reliability record? Did you buy from Red Baron - at least they have the network. But again, against a Honda, Suzuki or Yamaha - in Japan....why an RE?

[@The10thManRules]

What answer, beyond her personal preference, would satisfy you? The 450 is a new bike. People are gonna ride it just to see the reality of it for themselves, and not let other people tell them what to think about it. A company and a particular bike can be improved. How would anyone realize the improvements without actually experiencing them. Prejudice is a logic trap. Is it really adventure riding if everything you do is 100% conforming to someone else's preferences and standards? If she does exactly what you'd do, who's life is she living? Hers or yours?

[@alvinkoeswanto8622]

Idk mate but riding is a matter of personal experience. Whether your bike is Indian, Japanese, Chinese, or wherever it's made from, if you like it, you like it. If it's a good bike, it's a good bike.

[@KarelSeeuwen]

I had to have good laugh too. How could anyone get so stoked about an RE? But all considered I do think it is a good choice. With rare occasion the max speed limit here is 50 km/h, there are lots of steep narrow mountain roads although very little dirt. I rode Ducati for the longest time; I don't have a bike now, and I promised the 'Trouble and Strife' not to get one again 'till the kids have grown up, (Wife has a twin Turbo Subaru Forester) but I did have a Super Cub 50cc for a few years, and drive a Kei Truck most days now; both of these are light so lack of power doesn't take much away from the experience. I just hope they load them up so much that they'll have some Granny in a cart honking her horn at them (would make a good video). Cheers.

[@uditmog717]

Why are you being uneducated

[@FingonNarmolanya]

@@KarelSeeuwen You do understand that RE Himalayan 450 makes 2/3 of the kei trucks horsepower while weighing less than a 1/3 of the truck? So i highly doubt power will be a problem.