Looks great!!

Thanks Kenneth!

Thanks Kevin! I'm getting a really good response. This is so awesome.

It really captures the spirit of your epic journey back home to Alaaka.

Glad you like it! Can't wait to put it to use. Thank you!

Of course someone with the name Happy goLucky likes this logo! I mean, look at that rider's face, big smile, not a care in the world, throwing all caution to the wind! Thanks for the feedback! Have a ridiculously awesome day! 😃

@@KARMAkazeMoto You too have a great day everyday ;)

True! Luckily it would be one impossible task riding across the ocean. 😃

Thanks Peter!

Thanks Arijit! Hope you've been well! 🙂

Thank you! It went through a final editing and is now at the beginning of the more recent videos. I also have it as a sticker, on mugs and shirts. Haven't really been pushing that stuff yet, but I will more soon.

@@KARMAkazeMoto so...if you can. Send me price, mugs, shirt, etc. (markogj@gmail.com). Maybe this product Will send by feddex, or another service there, i dont know Alaska.

Thanks Doc!

Gotta have stickers!

Haaaaaaa! I laughed out loud so hard birds flew out of the trees! (Currently sitting on a 2nd story deck at the cabin). And speaking of birds, also no brake lines either! This bike is light as a feather!

@@KARMAkazeMoto A cabin, too? I should have revisited Web Design/Support/Marketing years ago...before The Man got to me in IT Operations, lol. I stumbled upon a white 2019 Himmie today while up the Interstate several miles with my wife at a function. It was larger than I had been imagining in the videos of it. Lots of presence. I may be going over to Tulsa weekend after this to the Enfield dealership there because the Enfield corporate Semi will be there with lots of goodies to ride and such, woohoo! I only have a couple of mental excursions to work out...1) my current 1200LT is my first bike with Cruise after 35 years, lol...and XM and many other goodies, not to mention once you get it rolling it handles like a Ninja...or Bandit :)...but my right knee is not liking the 830+ pounds of machine like it used to so...2) There are some sweet 2007 vintage F650GS Dakars out there for about the same price or less than the Himmie and they are set up to go offroad nicely, too...and I try not to be a BMW snob but I really like BMWs :)...I dunno, the knee may win the argument but these decisions keep branching down to more complicated logic gates with no easily recognized single output, snort :). My wingman does not love offroad as much as me, mostly because I did it when young so standing up on a bike still needs to be learned, OTOH I don't ride much by myself so the onroad aspect needs some mapping out. But he also thinks if we throw two lighter bikes on the trailer and GO someplace THEN ride it will still be fun, we just won't have to recuperate from those trips to get there like you did when you got the bike. Too many words, sorry! I must now watch an episode of Firefly to unwind, lol.

@@RC-uw9uy Hey, I think it's great that you're putting all this thought into your decision. It's important to think things through. Smart! Everyone I show the Himalayan to has the same reaction as you. They always realize it's a lot bigger than they thought. I did the same thing at the dealership when I went to pick it up. It's a real bike. Not a moped, not dirt bike, not your dad's old enduro. It's a significant bulk of a machine for the price. Enjoy your show!

Oh, and the cabin has all been done on the cheap. The land is cheap and easy to buy from the state, and the cabin materials haven't really cost that much, especially spread over 10 years. Yeah, I'm building this thing at a snail's pace. But what can I say, there's no road access or services, and I'm building it by myself so there's no opportunity to rush, that's for sure.

Thanks for the feedback! I'm a vintage kinda guy I guess. Plus heck, that bike does look sort of vintage. I almost did the logo using my Suzuki Bandit. After all, that's what got me back in to motorcycling. But the Himalayan is the true hero of this stroy and all the reason for the interest in this channel. So glad I took this direction.🙂

Thanks Happy Rider!

Right on man, glad you like it!

@@KARMAkazeMoto ;)

Glad you like it. I'm trying to find Bigalls. Not having much luck. Share a link if you have a second. Not a big deal though, just curious. 🙂

Excellent response, thanks C Coop! 👍

@@KARMAkazeMoto I have started cursing the ridiculous stilts that are my legs. I think that had I been normal sized then the Himalayan would have been the ideal bike for me.

@@ccooper8785 don't sweat it. We'll see what RE does with a 650cc version IF it comes to pass. Might be just your size!

Bag and fuel can? That was pulled right out of photos from the Seattle to AK trip, but some people may not know what it is. The boxes would be interesting. I'll see how it looks. Thanks!

Good response. Thanks!

Thanks Man!

Hey, thanks Lokeswara!

Thanks Mike!

Great! No sound. Just the slightly animated scarf and "wind." My channel actually got started on Japanese bikes like my Suzuki Bandit which we'll be seeing more of soon. Later with the Himalayan my theme didn't work so flawlessly except for the fact that the concept of karma does come from India. Lucky how that worked out! 😀 There will probably be times where I don't include the rising Sun. But for now the logo really encompasses many things and of course the bike and rider takes center stage. So those are pretty much my thoughts. 🤓

Thanks Amit!

You do? That is awesome! Thanks JS!

¡muchas gracias! Saludos desde Alaska mi amigo! 🙂

Ha! 😀

Thanks Scott!

Excellent! Hope you're doing well. Thanks for the feedback!

That did make me laugh out loud. 😃

Smort

Another person thought the pack should go. And possibly add the hard panniers. I may play with it and see how it looks.

Hmmm... 🤔 I'm going to give that some thought actually.

@@KARMAkazeMoto have you seen the Hitchcocks motorcycles mountains decal for the side panels ? Have a look it may give you an idea 🤯

😂🍻

@@silktvPDR1 will do, thanks!

Same here - however, if they stray too far from the current design, I'll go with the single. I sure wish they'd release it soon though, as I'd really like to make my decision soon.

I'm intrested in that too, but deep down I'm hoping it would be a similar single cylinder with gobs of torque.

It will be twin cylinder according to some updates 🙁

@@rangpo8935 Problem with the reports is that everybody just keeps repeating everybody else. It's like a feedback loop and no one ever shares any hard evidence. That said, it does seem like a pretty likely thing to happen. And my fingers are crossed. 🤞

I feel 400 is apt for Himalayan bike and its styling. Cause bike with heavier engine will increase its weight, this is where adventure bike might fail. Just My amateurish opinion.

Thanks!

Hope you're up to no good! 😁

@@KARMAkazeMoto If the water is to pure the fish cannot live... : )

@@kallenvallmurti3200 🍻

Thanks!

Could be! 🙂 As usual the ratio of likes to dislikes is massively unbalanced in favor of likes. So I'm not gonna lose any sleep over it. But I like to think they simply don't like that the rider isn't wearing proper protective gear. Plus, solid brown? Yuk. Yeah, thumbs down. 👎 That gear sucks! 😁

😂 Good to hear!

I wouldn't say there is a specific meaning that I want to convey. I'll just explain this... 1. My channel started with me working on Japanese bikes, like my Suzuki Bandit 12 or a little custom GN125. I also have a Honda CB360 in the works. So the focus was old Japanese bikes. 2. During World War II, there were Japanese fighter pilots that would dive their planes into the enemy, committing suicide in the process. Quite reckless! They were called kamikaze pilots. I have changed KAMI into KARMA, and I've been told by an Asian person that the part of the word, KAZE, means WIND. 3. You probably already know the meaning of KARMA. Of course, people can have or spread good karma or bad karma, but I prefer to by positive, enjoy life, and spread good karma. I think you'll find all my videos and even my comments to be overwhelmingly positive. So there are some things to think about. I hope you appreciate it. 😊