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- Feb 8, 2025
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Acerbis has unveiled accessories for the Royal Enfield Himalayan 450
Accessories include a 25-litre fuel tank, skid plate, engine casing protectors & hand guards
The 25-litre fuel tank is lighter than the stock tank and extends the range by approximately 200 km.
The Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 has been a hit for the Chennai-based manufacturer. It is powered by the brand’s first liquid-cooled 450cc engine called ‘Sherpa’. The Himalayan 450 has been welcomed by not only Indian enthusiasts but globally too. Its increase in popularity means that more aftermarket accessory brands are developing products for the bike, for the riders to deck their bike in their style.
Acerbis, a renowned European brand, is a leading maker of aftermarket accessories in the world of adventure and off-road riding. With the increase in the popularity of the Himalayan 450 globally as we mentioned above, the brand has unveiled a range of products that will take the riding experience of the bike to new limits. Here’s the list of accessories unveiled for the Himalayan 450:
|
Accessories |
Price in Pounds |
Approx Price in Rupees (before taxes and duties) |
|
25-litre Fuel Tank |
449.99 GBP |
Rs 49,468 |
|
Skid Plate |
139.99 GBP |
Rs 15,389 |
|
Hand Guards |
139.99 GBP |
Rs 15,389 |
|
Engine Casing Protectors |
64.99 GBP |
Rs 7,144 |
This extensive list of accessories will make the Himalayan 450 even more adventure-ready. The 25-litre fuel tank is a direct replacement to the stock 17-litre fuel tank and extends the range of the bike from around 500km to about 700km. To give you a perspective, the Ladakh circuit (covering Khardung La, Pangong Tso & Nubra Valley) is around 450km long, which means you can complete it in one tank of fuel only, without any sweat. It also has a narrow profile which makes gripping the tank easier when standing on the footpegs. Other accessories include a skid plate that protects the underbelly of the bike from rocks and stones. Hand guards protect the rider's hands and levers, while engine casing protectors are mounted on the engine casing to shield it from damage during falls, crashes, or impacts from debris. These parts are made from high-grade plastic and are resistant to impact and abrasion.

These Acerbis accessories are set to launch internationally by the end of October 2024. However, its launch in India is not confirmed. Recently, Royal Enfield launched tubeless spoke wheels for the Himalayan 450, along with a new rally seat for the adventure bike, all at attractive prices.
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