Hello Himalayan
Posted: Fri Jan 26, 2018 6:06 pm
After 31000 miles and 4 years together it's 'bye bye Bullet' and 'hello Himalayan'. Picked it up this morning and managed to put the first 100 miles on mostly dry roads while the sun shone.
Performance is pretty similar to the EFI Bullet as you would expect with similar weight and power, but I still found myself going faster everywhere as the engine revs up so much more freely, the usual REference point of vibration is totally absent and there is no 'brick wall' engine braking. Handling and suspension are brilliant - way more confidence inspiring than the Bullet, even on a first ride. Smoother fuelling helps too. Overall really pleased. I suspect classic Enfield fans will remain cynical, but I'm really chuffed with it ... so far.
Performance is pretty similar to the EFI Bullet as you would expect with similar weight and power, but I still found myself going faster everywhere as the engine revs up so much more freely, the usual REference point of vibration is totally absent and there is no 'brick wall' engine braking. Handling and suspension are brilliant - way more confidence inspiring than the Bullet, even on a first ride. Smoother fuelling helps too. Overall really pleased. I suspect classic Enfield fans will remain cynical, but I'm really chuffed with it ... so far.