Q. I have heard that Himalayan has parts availablity issues as compared to other RE bikes in case of other than local areas such as if we are on tour or on highway, is that true?

Royal Enfield’s Himalayan has been my steadfast companion on many adventures throughout the rugged terrains of India. Its 411cc engine, producing 24 bhp and 32 Nm of torque, is robust for off roading and smooth enough for highway rides. The bike's higher ground clearance and off road tires have allowed me to explore places I never thought I would ride a bike through.The Himalayan is equipped with a compass and a gear indicator, enhancing its utility as a true adventurer’s ride.

The Royal Enfield Himalayan is an adventure touring bike designed for tackling various terrains, from paved roads to light off-road trails. It's a good choice for riders who enjoy exploring, adventure rides, and navigating diverse road conditions. It comes with a 411cc engine . Its upright riding posture offers good visibility and control while riding on various terrains. While the Himalayan is good for light off-road , it's not meant for extreme off-roading.

The gearshift is very good and can easily crusie this bike on the 100 to 120 kmph of speed without any problem and get very comfortable seating position. I can go with bike for many hours and is comes with dual disc and dual channel ABS and the brakes are good. On the road it feels very very stable but off the road the suspension feels stiffer side and is very stable and off road it performs fantastic and the mileage is around 25 to 30 which is very good with this heavy and powerful bike.

Hi I'm Rohith from Bangalore I own Royal Enfield Himalayan 411 since it's been 3 years I haven't faced any major issues on the bike. The bike is absolutely great it's a 31in 1 motorcycle ADV, TOURER, OFF-ROADING machine it can do all 3 in all the the terrains but it's not a complete1off-roading machine if you want enjoy the dead off-road then you should go with Xpulse 200 alternatively. So1mileage wise I get 25 in city usage and 35-38 in between on highway runs again the counter part is that1mileage is based on how you rev you're engine and how you maintain your bike that plays the major role.1Talking about seat comfort man it's literally awesome you don't feel pain in your back nor bum the seats are1well cushioned the fabrics are literally great. Coming back to suspension the front suspension is long travel1suspension but it's little bit hard and the rear suspension is mono-shock it does the job well. Talking about1the power this bike can easily do 125-130 top speed in highway run if you're capable of doing more then, max to max 138-140 will be the final push. If you have more queries feel free to message me over Instagram my Instagram handle1is @heyrohithofficial thanks ride safe

The fact that Royal Enfield Himalayan wins easily our love, due to its end-of-the-world style and go-anywhere attitude. The audience is rave praising for its rugged and sturdy framework, ergonomically superb design with its suspension system, the vehicle is built with off-road driving in mind. Engine torque, long travel suspension, as well as luggage mounts vs. haulers being exhaustively used adventurers’ features make off road vehicles very popular among the community of enthusiasts. Nevertheless, some users would aspire for a finer fuel economy, a better gearbox and an electrical system that are provide greater dependability in longer trips."