Royal Enfield Himalayan Cush rubber replacement and Simple DIY Fix

[@stevesmith3216]

Good to see you back with well presented diy tips. I had a problem with the side stand being too long, so i got my local mechanic to take an inch off it and re weld, now just right.

[@leuheanrede]

Hahaha thanks mate and you wont believe i too am currently working on side stand shortening . have cut only 7 mm, i think i could have gone for 10 mm, but thus for things are looking ok, vid on that will be up shortly ;) Cheers

[@toanwangsumnyan5578]

My drum had only 2rubbers, was it manufacturing error or they gave only 2?

[@ram-cb8mh]

How many km should be change..sir

[@abishekpradhan5184]

Where to buy this product??

[@deep23sonu]

Happy New Year mate! Good to see the good ol' DIY vids. Cheers!!

[@leuheanrede]

A very happy new year to you too mate :D, long time, yes after the ride I just kinda promised that I wont start DIY until i finish all the ride vids, but that didnt happen ;) so finally started working on the bike. And more DIYs will be on the way, i guess the last of the ride vids will be done later, but bike has to be sorted before I start planning another ride :) cheers

[@gauravchopra8892]

From where do you source your parts @leuheanrede ?My dealer is stingy with parts.

[@leuheanrede]

Oh, trust me, mine is super stingy too. I just bug them every now and then. I think some parts are genuinely taking longer to reach them, but they get them eventually

[@ankurbodh2181]

Hello sir just have a quick question . Can I put continental 650 chain sprocket kit on Himalayan ?

[@leuheanrede]

Nah mate. Completely different rear sprocket mount

[@ankurbodh2181]

@@leuheanrede thanks alot 🙏 sir . Big fan of your work your videos are awesome 😎.

[@Liam1304]

Thank you for another interesting video. Another way to cheat is to tape around the 3 paddles that slot into the rubbers. You can take up the slack fine if you need to wait for replacement parts. I see you have lost an R-clip on your back brake in too! God bless.

[@leuheanrede]

Hey mate. Indeed that would do it too depending on the thickness of the tape, cheers :)

[@greasemonkey1744]

Hey brother, when I checked, i found that there was a side to side movement of the sprocket. What could be the cause? Cush rubbers or bearings?

[@leuheanrede]

Hey mate. Yes in all probability its cush rubber if there is free play when rotating sprocket hub clock wise and anti clockwise, while holding wheel stationary. For bearing check we need to push wheel towards us and check for free play and clicking noise

[@greasemonkey1744]

@@leuheanrede Thank you so much for taking time and replying. I have checked by rocking the tyre. No sound, no movement. The movement is only sideways. Same as we rock tyre back and forth. The sprocket does have a little play. Clocked 14kms. Maybe need inspection. :)

[@greasemonkey1744]

@@leuheanrede Thank you. I have checked the cush rubbers. It needed replacement. The rubbers were worn from between. Couldn't source one so i have used rubber cut outs from tyres tubes. Now the sprocket is tight and feel so good riding the bike. No jerking even in slow speeds. :) Thanks again

[@leuheanrede]

Hey mate. Perfect, yes those rubber cutout can actually hold for a long time. But ya do source and store the stock cush rubbers. Have a good one 👍

[@suvojk]

Totally off topic but do you find the kick stand too straight on the bike? Like it’s very easy to tip the bike on side stand especially with luggage? Please suggest some jugaad for this problem 😂 Thanks in advance.

[@leuheanrede]

Hey mate, i thought I was the only one, you are right and yes next vid is gonna be on that issue only, I have kinda sorted it out, vid shoul dbe out soon, cheers :)

[@suvojk]

@@leuheanrede haha. I thought i was the only one. Anyway thanks a lot. Will be waiting for that video. ✌🏻

[@babaisgarage4605]

You are from which state bro

[@leuheanrede]

I am in NCR region mate

[@babaisgarage4605]

@@leuheanrede after this lockdown i just want to meet you bro, and learn about maintenance tips about bike

[@leuheanrede]

@@babaisgarage4605 it would be my pleasure and honor mate. But to be honest I have shared all I know already in the diy list🙂 but it would be an honor still. I am sure I can learn a lot from you too

[@babaisgarage4605]

@@leuheanrede tq bro ❤️❤️, i have never seen such a person like you bro, you are technically minded bro, no one knows about that tps sensor setting..even re service guys too😅😅,u just did like a cutting a piece of cake bro❤️❤️i have learnt lot of things from you bro

[@nehasidhu563]

Great to c your diy video...👍👍

[@leuheanrede]

Thank sis more are on the way, cheers :)

[@marnaxz2359]

Usefull ❤️

[@abishekpradhan5184]

Very much helpful

[@gurpreetgagan7671]

Nice DIY

[@leuheanrede]

Thanks mate, more is on the way. Cheers :)

[@WednesdayRideTasmania]

👍🎥👍

[@SUPERSPIRITSHORTS888]

Can you please comment part number here

[@amaanmohammad1190]

Its been so long...

[@leuheanrede]

Good to hear from you mate, ya long time :) happy new year, let's hope this year gets rocking. Cheers :)