The Royal Enfield Himalayan is a motorcycle that follows the design and technological principles of Japanese dual-purpose motorcycles but expands on the functionality, adapting it to the Indian motorbike market.
This bike is powered by a 411 cc cylinder that features a simple and functional layout with one camshaft and a pair of valves. This engine is capable of producing around 24.5 horsepower which is directed towards the rear wheel via a high-performance five-speed gearbox. The frame of the motorbike takes on a semi-double cradle shape. The bike is equipped with the first single rear shock ever seen in a Royal Enfield offering.
Easy to get a hang off regardless of whether you're a seasoned motorbike enthusiast or an utter noob, the Royal Enfield Himalayan is designed for motorbike enthusiasts who value easy handling over all else.
Easy-Handling Motorbikes
The Royal Enfield Himalayan Values Handling Over All Else
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