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Anybody gotta guess of what size the rear tire on the bike above is? 190-50 or 190-55?
Nice, how durable ist it really against trees sticks and rocks?
Needs a set of “TAB Medium” slip on mufflers. She would sound much better.
And I still have the red one to this day, bought it in 2011, this motorbike is very durable and easy to use.
I like these but they are too quiet. The appeal of the baggers is the Vt-Twin rumble. This is like the bagger for the sophisticated man. Might as well have made it electric since it sounds so weak.
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I use this kind of machine on a daily basis. Instead of letting the oil fill pressure push the separator piston all the way out, I prefer to use a setting tool or blocker to prevent the separator piston from moving all the way out. This way, the pressure from the oil fill pushes the separator piston to the setting tool position and it stays there. No need to push the separator piston into position after the fill.
No cruise control is a deal breaker..
I can't believe they didn't include it. It's a goldwing, top of the line bike from Honda, even the less optioned F6B should have had cruise.
Does anybody know how to access underseat compartment if there is one
So why did the adjustment show the rebound adjuster being increased?
8:43 OMG, buyer's remorse! I am the one who weighs only 61 kg! I came to this video after a few hours of frustration having been unable to achieve the 35-45mm difference recommended on my new Bitubo shock for my Vespa Sprint 150S.
Sometimes sounds like a clothes dryer with nuts and bolts jumbling around, but I like it.
2024 - bought one in Wellesford with 104k on it. Six grand - a steal. Way more comfy than my GS.
Why dont you give inches like an american
I fucking love this guy on all his videos.
ありがとう!日本でも乗れる日を楽しみにしています。
Any news when coming to Australia
I hava that jacket and bike...snap
Cat got your tongue rider??
That chassis from the Super Meteor 650 is really good. I need to test ride this bike to see what improvements in handling the changes have resulted in. It looks better than the Super Meteor too.
IT IS COMPLETELY UGLY BIKE IN POWER AS WELL IS IN DESIGN
It can be customised as the owner likes. You on the other hand.....
@@hop-skip-ouch8798lol …too funny , well said . It’s an awesome bike and going to sell well .
Awesome!
The way RE transitioned after launching interceptor is crazy
This is how you do a review. That goes for all your videos. To the point, well informed, factual, competent. Much appreciated.
joknya manusiawi
Geat bike, awful color schemes.
Will it be comfortable for a person of hight 5'7" ?
Nice! More super than the meteor! Good Job!
I like it.
Nice bike, shame the reviewer is mute 👎
I want to like it, but the colors are terrible and I don’t like the cast wheels. I’d rather have spoked. Also it needs to sound more throaty.
Waste of my time
I am going to look at these when they are availble at the local dealership.
Awful colour schemes 😱
I agree
The colours are hideous, I don't understand how they chose them
The special limited edition one looked pretty cool.
why does the 650cc 4 stroke engine sound like 2 stroke auto?
Price bolo please?!!!
Interesting, however, the tester talks too much....
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Im from the US and have the RE super meteor 650. We are limited in supply here but i wonder if they will be available in the US market soon. I want to do a trade in, in about a year or so
review samples are from usa
@@MegaVistamanNot in Texas that I know of. I heard California and Florida has them
How is the motorcycle? Have you encountered any problems??? Like 1. Oil consumption 2. Break pad wear 3. Chain stretch with no adjustment possible so a a full chain sprocket replace ment.
@leonidjoseph5483 I'm only at 485 miles so far. Just did an oil change. It was dark brown. So it needed to be done. And should be done regardless when breaking it in. As for consumption, it wasn't low. Break fluids aren't low either. The chain slack was measured at 30mm which is the max allowance per the manual. It's between 20-30mm. I barely adjusted it to keep it in between at 25mm. Cable for the clutch didn't need much adjusting. I did measure it at 15mm. Manual says 9-12mm. So I adjusted it to 10. Throttle was fine. Didn't need adjusting. It's set at 3mm. I will be checking the valve and spark plug gaps when I get a chance. But engine sounds fine so I'm sure it's set at 0.7-0.8mm.
@leonidjoseph5483 sprockets are fine man. They shouldn't be going out on you that quick unless they were put on wrong. It's an Indian bike but with US market in mind. The entire bike, and I do mean entire bike besides the headlamp housing and gauges, is all metal. It isn't Chinese crap.
Looks fun but I don't think it'll be as fun on unmetaled roads of india
Come on man!! Don't be so negative about the roads in India. They are not bad everywhere. In fact our highways have got better then European countries.
@@harshrajsingh_HRS bro stop. Yes our roads are better than before but nowhere close to European countries. There are just too many great countries in Europe for you to say our roads are better than them. We'll see what happens in the future but for now it's not good
@@adityan3208 first understand what I said I said that our highways not all roads. And I would say that go to Europe and go on a road trip across Europe atleast 5schengen countries then go on a road trip in India on our highways. You will observe something. Then you would agree with me. Don't be so pessimistic about your own nation. I do agree that roads in cities are not great . But they are fine in tier 1 and tier 2 cities.
Perhaps, but with the difference that here in Europe you don't see farm tractors, pedestrians or herds of cows crossing the highway.@@harshrajsingh_HRS
@@corradospagnuolo614 Do agree with that . But these things have also decreased in recent years. And wait till 2047 the year we become a developed nation. Europe will learn from us .
Thanks brother. Just FYI the old Himi had a 21" front wheel too. Scram has 19".
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My rear shocker makes a sound like compressed air release is it healthy ?
I’ve just watched this again!!! Thank you
My 2019 interceptor 650 has 36,400+ miles with one tiny problem fixed under warranty. I hope this new Himi can pull off the same WIN.
That looks great. Amazing scenery. The perfect location for that bike launch.
Nice report! Love the scenery and a good comprehensive run down on the bike.
You never measured and calculated for stiction.
She needs the old taillights
looks tons better than the old model but lets see if she's a weighty lass
196 kg
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