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StromXTc said:
No telling what kind of slope they were facing either. I totally get it

May have been flat on second thought.
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Looks fairly steep with big and loose rocks with a sharp turn at the bottom. Perfect for big bikes, lol, right.
 
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Aftermarket I actually like, I usually prefer stock.
 
It's been discussed ad nauseam in ADV Rider. Happened to 2-3 bikes over in India that were used for rentals and probably recklessly. No other confirmed cases afaik.
 
Ocho said:
It's been discussed ad nauseam in ADV Rider. Happened to 2-3 bikes over in India that were used for rentals and probably recklessly. No other confirmed cases afaik.
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Do you know if Himalayan is steel or aluminum frame. It looks steel
 
Those India Himilayan mountain adventure adventure groups I'm sure are tough on bikes with many trips. I have watched the videos. But if I owned one I would check it for frame cracks occasionally. The RE Classic 500 I had was great on sand and gravel.
 
They are made in the same country some KTM's are made. But evidently to different specs. I used to refer to my Royal Enfield as my toy. Always had to tighten bolts and when you got off I was like Barney Fiffe in the Shakiest Gun in the West. Fun toy though. :-D
 
Ocho said:
It's been discussed ad nauseam in ADV Rider. Happened to 2-3 bikes over in India that were used for rentals and probably recklessly. No other confirmed cases afaik.
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Bikes should be used recklessly,,,,often! Otherwise there is no reason for them to exist.
 
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