Not a bad design but While the Tripper Navigation is a standout feature, some riders have reported occasional connectivity issues and lag, which can be frustrating during long trips.

Done 30,000 km on mine around Thailand , beyond regular servicing my only issues have been two flat tires (nail both times). It's the most comfortable bike I've ever ridden. I went 700+ km Chiang mai to Bangkok in a day and my ass didn't hurt... Love it...! My aim is to get past 100,000 km on it, then 150,000 the 200,000 and on and on ???? *Crap Game* ????

Best to ride on for more than 250 km a day with 100kmph. Very easy to control the bike at 120kmph also.

I own a meteor and use it once or twice a week. The battery failed after 4 months and have been had to jerk start it. This bike isn't worth the trouble if you don't use it as a prime vehicle.

Coming to the Royal Enfield , the brand is known for the vibration machine .But from this bike the engine was changed and entered a new J platform which decreased a hell of vibrations and also it's comes with a double rod chasis which makes the vibration less. The seat height is even comfortable for short riders and we can cruise at 100 speed for 200 km without any king of pain and the colour and the model is noticable to everyone. When you cruise at 100 you get a little vibrations in the foot pegs and at the handle but it is not that noticable and you get a mileage of 33 to 35 and if you cruise at the speed 50 to 70 you can get a smooth ride and a good mileage of 43 to 47 and that was a great mileage offered by a RE bike and overall my experience with this bike was awesome and I'm loved my bike a lot and it is the best in my view in this segment.