Take care Ben and ride safe. I was shocked on seeing the bruises on your legs. More than bike we should take care of us first by wearing a good riding pant and jacket with level 2 protection/level 2 protection knee and elbow guards. It would have definitely saved you from bruises. You know much more than what I know on safety aspects. Today, I am buying my riding gears as this is more important than accessories for the bike. Get well soon Mr.Ben.

Get well soon

Anna.. happy riding! I have had crashes too n have taken hits on my bike.. but i ve always had riding gear on,which saved me every single time.. Please consider one.. for your long rides

700 rupees. I am glad you made it through relatively well. The thing I like most about the Himalayan is the ability to pull out the metal, a bit of sanding and a bit of paint to make it look almost as good as new. Thanks Ben.

Get well soon Ben

Take care brother and safe ride

Get well soon bro waiting to watch your off reading videos

I've watched later videos, so I know you're okay. Great attitude about the reality of risk versus the reward of seeing the world while taking some chances. Glad you're recovered. Love the walk through, and the idea is about what one could fix.

Bro take care wishing u a speedy recovery 😔

Get well soon ben

Take care ben 🖤

Ride safe

Ride safe Ben.

Bro..take care ..get well soon

get well soon bro...

Hey Ben, you mention working on a custom crash guard with a local welder in this video. What happened to that project? Was it axed, and if so, why?

Get well soon mate ! I wonder if you had any protective gear on ?

Please make a detailed video on installation of KTM handle bar, if possible. Get well soon.

Take care buddy.. One question.. To check the bearings in the steering stem undoubtedly u ll have to remove it and then check it. So the removal it self can make the hole bigger. So perhaps i didn't got the proper idea of not changing it frequently. Kindly elaborate.

Ride safe Ben.. Hoping for a faster recovery 😎

Hope you feel better soon, Ben. Take care!

Yes. You should fix your bike. You should know to fix your own bike, atleast the basics. Otherwise you are not a biker. You are not a person who wants to know or learn about your bike, you will be a person who uses it only for its purpose. Bikes communicate, bikes have bonding with their owners. Only true bikers get that feeling when something is wrong with the bike. I met with an accident in my himalayan, broke my clavicle bone, thanks to the big and heavy crashguard by Zana. Worth every penny. Rest of the dents, bends, paint scrape, breaks, cracks I repaired n sorted out myself. Owner of himalayan BS3. Ride safe, ride hard, live free. 🤟 Motorcycles are an emotion.

Take care Ben and speedy recovery. Your love for bikes is amazing. Good that you made this video. 🙏

OMG Ben, when did this Happen?? Pls take care & Heal soon. I'm really surprised how come you've got so many Injuries? Why din't you wear your Riding Pants & Shoes? Very Shocking to see this video....

Hope you are doing better, Thank you taking time n putting in the effort to update wrt the damages from the crash... appreciate it. For now take rest n get well soon 👍

Ride safe Ben, hope you recover soon. Take care buddy

Hi Ben. A question about your choice of handlebar and risers. I know you covered it briefly in one of your videos, but I request you provide a bit more information please. Anyone that has dropped this bike knows the handlebars are not up to the task. At best I remember you used the KTM 390 bars but after that it is a bit foggy.

Get well soon Ben! just a out of curiosity, did you check if the exhaust gasket has become loose after the crash? since the exhaust had an impact, there could also be a possibility that the entire pipe system must have been impacted. So, there could be a gap near the engine outlet and at the same time on the exhaust.

Get well soon....just a small question where did u get the footpegs and the sticker on the tank cornera

Hey Ben, Where did you got these handguards from? Take Care Man.

Get well soon bro! Ride on

it was only yesterday night i came to know about your channel and today you posted your accident video, Get well soon fellow rider, may the thump and roar be with you. Peace

Stay tough. Ride safe. Add miles. Get well soon Ben ✊🏼

Wishing you speedy recovery Ben. Ride Safe..! BTW can you tell me the model of Tyres you are using? and are they good enough over the stock once.?

Ride Safe Ben...I would say Try once ZANA Crash guard as they have really sturdy quality ,I am using same on my Himalayan

Hi Ben, thanks for the vid, I hope you're feeling better everyday. I've been having fun and games fitting some Ape Racing 50mm bar risers to my bike... cracked the handle bar clamp while trying to tighten things up. Bugger! Anyhoo, trying to sort a bodge job to keep me going while a new piece comes from Sparezo in your neck of the woods. Take it easy man, cheers.

Get well soon , skins look okay but swelling at joint should be taken in consideration, please post accident and fixing video. thanks

Get well soon bro❤️

Get well soon. Please do take extra care of healing joints. I've had the silliest of falls once and no proper fractures but a minute dislocation of the thumb has significantly affected my other hobby of martial arts as I have not properly recovered my grip strength. If you're looking for casual riding gear, the Royal Enfield Cordura jeans and riding boots are fairly good products to try without having to look like iron man everytime you head out on mini adventures.

Woahhh? Hope you are alright?

Recover fast & move like a bullet..... 🤓

Get well soon