Royal Enfield Himalayan

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Royal Enfield Himalayan
The Himalayan is a Royal Enfield off-road motorcycle that was upgraded to BS6 in 2020. The upgrades are mostly focused on comfort, practicality, and convenience, with the engine and chassis remaining unchanged. In 2021, three new colour schemes were introduced for the motorcycle: Mirage Silver, Pine Green, and Granite Black. The previous colour selections – Rock Red, Lake Blue, and Gravel Grey are complemented by the new colour possibilities.
Looks and built:
With the addition of a Tripper navigation screen to the Himalayan's quirky digi-analogue instrument console, the general design of RE Himalayan remains the same. The Tripper display is Bluetooth-enabled and requires the Royal Enfield app to be installed on the phone. The metal frame that runs beside the fuel tank has also been re-profiled and the Royal Enfield has added panniers in the back and Jerry cans in the front of the motorbike. Additionally, the rear rack has been made shorter, and a metal plate has been added to the top, allowing for more secure luggage loading. The Himalayan's looks are further enhanced with the new windscreen, reworked tank braces, and new tan brown seat (available only in Mirage Grey).
Riding ergonomics:
RE Himalayan's half-duplex split cradle frame and extended travel suspension keep the rider in tune on every track. The front suspension consists of 41mm telescopic forks, while the rear suspension consists of a monoshock. To prevent tiredness and give riders a comfortable upright riding position whether they sit or stand, the 800mm seat height, well-positioned footpegs, and handlebars have been included.
Engine and Power:
RE Himalayan's mechanical characteristics remain the same as before, with a 411cc single-cylinder engine producing 24.3bhp at 6,500rpm and 32Nm of peak torque at 4,500rpm. A five-speed gearbox is connected to the motor.
Safety Features:
The RE Himalayan is India's only cheap adventure tourer featuring a 21/17-inch spoke wheel combination and CEAT dual-purpose tyres. The front wheel has a 300mm disc with a twin-piston calliper, while the back wheel has a 240mm disc with a single-piston calliper. Dual-channel ABS is standard, and it may be switched for additional enjoyment....Read MoreRead Less