Royal Enfield Himalayan 411 - Long Live the Original - Wahoo!

[@GaryShellberg]

The 411 engine is a sweetheart ! Old school power that is soothing to use .

[@forgottenmotorcycles]

Another true Zen motorcycle 🙂

[@oldguzziguy]

It truly is an exceptionally likeable bike. Just bought a brand new one in preference to the 450. Objectively, the 450 is undoubtedly the 'better' bike, but it lacks the charm of the 411. But that's just my opinion.

[@forgottenmotorcycles]

Personally, I'm really struggling with what to do. How about the Himalayan situation. I love the 411 and have had it for close to 3 years and do consider it my favorite bike of all times. However, I really want that new Himalayan too. I guess I'll have to wait till it arrives and take it for a ride and see what happens 🙂 I know the old ones a great bike. I hope the new one is as well.

[@HTS888]

just did exactly the same ;) if you know you know !

[@E_Clampus_Vitus]

I’m thinking the same as you. I had a TW200 before and I want to enjoy every incremental increase in power. 😂

[@deltabluesdavidraye]

And the old Himmy has a throttle cable as well as a frame under the engine which no matter the claim is a much stronger way to build a bike.

[@joelabrec5132]

My wife and I picked up our new Himalayan two weeks ago from Baxter and almost 1000 miles on the clock. We are really enjoying the bike a lot, now we have to decide between the classic 350 or the Himalayan, we love them both.

[@forgottenmotorcycles]

Owning both is a good thing. I do own both and love it. Congratulations on your new bike and a double wahoo for actually riding it! Wahoo! Wahoo!

[@Bordpie]

I've watched you run down the stats of this bike, and the derivative Scram 411, about 50 times now yet it still doesn't get boring somehow. Wahoo!

[@forgottenmotorcycles]

LOL love it! I think. Wahoo!

[@FL-PHILLIP]

Much prefer the 411 to the 450 which seems to aimed more for off road. I've done the phase 1 w/ the DNA filter, cam upgrade (bought from Baxter), as well as 16t sprocket (Baxter), Puig windscreen, RE panniers (Baxters). My 22 himalayan is now a touring machine! First long trip I take next year when I retire is to Marne and Baxters!

[@forgottenmotorcycles]

Love riding my Himalayan. Great for all types of ride. Taking mine across NE later today or maybe tomorrow. Life is good. Wahoo!

[@thomasslayback2517]

Just bought one with the adventure add-ons for $4650.00 OTD in Charleston IL. Original MSRP was $6,099. Still have over 20 in stock.

[@forgottenmotorcycles]

Nice!

[@thomasslayback2517]

@@forgottenmotorcycles wouldn't have done it but for watching/following your channel. So thank you for sharing your bike lifestyle with all of us. I also own a 22' classic 350.

[@therandb66]

I have ridden my sons Honda CB500X which is a great bike but I do love my Himy 2023.

[@forgottenmotorcycles]

Both are very nice 🤠

[@DiveTrainerDan]

I just got out for a 200 mi tour to a few Wisconsin state parks on my Himalayan 411.

[@forgottenmotorcycles]

Fabulous bike for that kind of a ride. I'm gonna run mine up that way soon. Wahoo!

[@DiveTrainerDan]

@@forgottenmotorcycles Early July?

[@forgottenmotorcycles]

@@DiveTrainerDan not sure yet, but hopefully no later than July. Probably make a couple trips

[@logancrouse6030]

You have that many miles on one!? I really felt comfortable sitting on one. But I'm afraid it couldn't do my commute where people are doing 75

[@forgottenmotorcycles]

If you need that speed try the new RE Himalayan 452. Wahoo!

[@JimWilliams-s8z]

I agree 100% this bike looks like a bike should! Its by far way superior looking to the power Rangers designs the rest are spitting out Only a moron would pay 10-20k for a 600 lb bike and take it trail riding . Most are posers so that answers that ...

[@forgottenmotorcycles]

Love my original 411 Himalayan. Put over 31,000 miles on it in almost 3 years. Wahoo!

[@BadHorsie2]

Looks like this one’s not on the website yet. When do you think they’ll list it on the website?

[@forgottenmotorcycles]

Hopefully by tomorrow. Not sure. Contact Jeremy or Mark at baxtercycle.com Tell him about the video. They should be able to help you out.