To check the mileage of a Royal Enfield Himalayan, you can follow these steps:
Fill up the fuel tank: Ensure that the fuel tank is completely filled.
Reset the trip meter: On the instrument cluster of the Royal Enfield Himalayan, there should be a trip meter button. Press and hold this button until the trip meter resets to zero. This step is important to track the distance traveled accurately.
Note down the odometer reading: Take note of the current odometer reading on the instrument cluster. This reading will help you determine the total distance covered during your ride.
Start riding: Begin your ride and use the motorcycle as you normally would. Try to maintain a consistent riding style and avoid any sudden accelerations or decelerations.
Track the distance covered: As you ride, keep an eye on the trip meter on the instrument cluster. It will display the distance covered since the last reset.
Refuel and calculate mileage: When you plan to refuel, note the amount of fuel you have consumed (in liters or gallons) and the distance covered on the trip meter.
Mileage (in kilometers per liter or miles per gallon) = Distance covered / Fuel consumed
For example, if you covered 200 kilometers and consumed 10 liters of fuel, your mileage would be 20 kilometers per liter.
Remember that the mileage you achieve may vary based on factors such as riding style, road conditions, traffic, and the maintenance of your motorcycle. It's a good idea to calculate the mileage over multiple refueling cycles to get a more accurate average.