Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 with a tall touring windscreen, parked on a street at night

Adventure stories

CineShivansh

Corporate engineer. Keeping the spark alive, one story at a time, on a Royal Enfield Himalayan 450. Here's what's on my bike and where to get it.

On my bike

Parts list

Shivansh seated on the Himalayan 450 behind the 15-inch windscreen

Fairing touring windscreen

Dochaki, now DMotoTech · 15-inch

The fairing shape cuts the air from the middle, so there's far less wind buffeting on your chest. At 5'7" the 15-inch fits me well, and install was pretty easy. Taller? Get the 17-inch, it suits riders around 5'11".

Buy fairing screen Normal touring screen (smoked) Watch the reel

Codes to try at checkout: dochaki10 or dmototech10

Codes keep expiring, so there's no guarantee they'll work. Listed on 1 Nov 2026: fairing ₹2,600 to ₹3,000, smoked touring ₹1,680 to ₹2,650.

Small rectangular second mirror on the handlebar

Small handlebar mirror

Wide angle blind spot mirror · rectangle convex, 360° adjustable

Stand on the pegs and the main mirror's line of sight is gone. This one still shows me what's behind. Base zip-tied to the bar, mirror sticks on.

Buy on Amazon

Listed for cars, 2 pieces, ₹259 on 1 Nov 2026.

Spider-Man figure reading a newspaper, sitting on the Himalayan 450 dash

The co-pilot

Spider-Man figure on the dash

Reads his paper and never complains about the route.

Buy on Amazon

Sold as a set of 4, ₹499 on 1 Nov 2026.

The machine

My bike

Rider's view at night through the windscreen, down a lit highway
Bike
Royal Enfield Himalayan 450
Screen
15-inch fairing touring windscreen
Rider
5'7"
Filmed on
DJI Action 4 and iPhone

The work

Latest reel

All reels Shorts on YouTube

The rider

About me

Shivansh on the Himalayan 450 in a cap and t-shirt

I'm Shivansh, a corporate engineer and digital creator, keeping the spark alive one story at a time. Real lessons, with new episodes every week.

I film my rides on the Himalayan 450: passes, roads, weather, and the people and food along the way. They're for riders in India planning their first or next long tour, and for people who love travel films but don't ride yet.

For a collab or a question about anything on this page, message me on Instagram.

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