Royal Enfield Himalayan Dune Brown

Q: What is the on- road price of the Royal Enfield Himalayan Dune Brown?

The on- road price of the Royal Enfield Himalayan Dune Brown is Rs 2.61 Lakh .

Q: What is the mileage of the Royal Enfield Himalayan Dune Brown?

The mileage of the Royal Enfield Himalayan Dune Brown is 32.04 kmpl.

Q: How many colours does the Royal Enfield Himalayan Dune Brown?

There are 6 colors available with the in Royal Enfield Himalayan Dune Brown.

Question 1

Q. How many cylinders are available in Royal Enfield Himalayan?

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There is 1 cylinders available in Royal Enfield Himalayan.

Question 2

Q. How many colors are available in Royal Enfield Himalayan?

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Royal Enfield Himalayan is available in 6 colours: Glacier Blue, Sleet Black, Dune Brown,Pine Green, Gravel Grey, Granite Black.

Question 3

Q. What is the engine displacement of the Royal Enfield Himalayan?

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Royal Enfield Himalayan has an engine displacement of 411cc.

Question 4

Q. What is the ground clearance of the Royal Enfield Himalayan?

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The ground clearance of Royal Enfield Himalayan is 220 mm.

Question 5

Q. What is the mileage of Royal Enfield Himalayan?

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The mileage of Royal Enfield Himalayan is 39.96 kmpl. This is the claimed ARAI mileage for all the variants of Himalayan.

Question 6

Q. What is the kerb weight of Royal Enfield Himalayan?

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The kerb weight of Royal Enfield Himalayan is 199 kg.

Question 7

Q. What is the kerb weight of Royal Enfield Himalayan?

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Royal Enfield Himalayan has a kerb weight of 199 Kg.

Question 8

Q. What is the mileage of the Royal Enfield Himalayan?

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The mileage of Royal Enfield Himalayan is 39.96 kmpl. This is the claimed ARAI mileage for all the variants of Himalayan.

Question 9

Q. How many colours are in this bike?

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Royal Enfield Himalayan is available in 6 colours: Rock Red, Mirage Silver, Lake Blue, Gravel Grey, Granite Black and Pine Green.

Question 10

Q. Which is best, Royal Enfield Scram 411 vs Royal Enfield Himalayan?

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The Himalayan has an edge over the Scram when it comes to touring and off-roading, but there’s a workaround to the Scram’s shortcomings. Royal Enfield’s new bike not only offers a more engaging riding experience, but you also end up saving quite a lot of money. Himalayan has great ergonomics for touring or stand-up riding, Long-travel suspension aids in brilliant off-road riding, spoked rims, and tall ground clearance, Switchable ABS helps to lock the rear wheel under off-road conditions. On the hand, Scram 411 looks cool, feels lighter on the go; More manageable for newbie off-road riders. For a better understanding of compatibility and driving comfort, we would suggest you to take a test drive. Follow the link and select your desired city for dealership.Read more -Royal Enfield Scram 411 vs Royal Enfield Himalayan: Is The Himalayan Obsolete?.

Question 11

Q. Which bike, should I choose Himalayan or Scram 411?

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The Himalayan has an edge over the Scram when it comes to touring and off-roading, but there’s a workaround to the Scram’s shortcomings. Royal Enfield’s new bike not only offers a more engaging riding experience, but you also end up saving quite a lot of money. Moreover, we would suggest you to take a test ride for a better understanding of performance and comfort. Click on the link and select your desired city for dealership details.

Question 12

Q. I have booked RE Meteor 350 last month but I'm still confused between Meteor 350 and RE Himalayan?

Answer

Go with meteor , or check other brands too

Question 13

Q. Which bike to choose Himalayan or 250 Adventure?

Answer

Selecting between the KTM 250 Adventure and Royal Enfield Himalayan would depend on your preference of the usage, performance and budget. For anyone who intends to spend long hours on the saddle, you can’t go wrong with the Royal Enfield Himalayan. Apart from the proven off-road cred, the 2021 model even offers navigation as standard, something that the KTM doesn’t. Though the ADV has become slightly expensive this month onwards, you still save a healthy amount over the KTM 250 Adventure. For those looking to clock a lot of kilometres on the highway, the more potent 390 ADV will be a more purposeful package. The better fuel efficiency, lower price tag for the 250 Adventure make it a more sensible choice for many riders. However, it is a motorcycle that demands you to adapt to its nature and needs, rather than the other way around. For a better understanding of compatibility and riding comfort, we would suggest you to take a test ride. Follow the link and select your desired city for dealership details. Read More: - KTM 250 Adventure vs Royal Enfield Himalayan

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Definitely go for himalayan

Question 14

Q. Does Royal Enfield Himalayan has USB charging?

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Royal Enfield Himalayan is not available with a USB mobile charging point.

Question 15

Q. Himalayan bs4 grab rail is suitable for bs6 himalayan

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For this, we'd suggest you please visit the nearest authorized service centre of Royal Enfield as they would be able to assist you. Follow the link and select your city accordingly for service centers.

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Does this grab rail fit on Honda cb350rs

Question 16

Q. Is Himalayan BS4 still available?

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The BS4 Royal Enfield Himalayan is no longer available for sale in the market after the implementation of the BS6 norms.

Question 17

Q. Is it good for beginners who are learning to ride bikes as is it light weight for them?

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If you are just learning to ride bike, i would not recommend it. It's Wet weight is close to 200kg, i am 5'7' and i am really at home with the bike ergonomics but if you are a new rider you will tend to mount it incorrectly, you will forget about the side stand and trust me the bike doesn't budge if you are mounted on it. So you have to carefully dismount and move the bike around. Better take a test ride and see if you can put the bike on double stand and make your decision because i have seen new riders instantly in sync with heavy motorbikes as well. So it is basically up to you.

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Royal Enfield Himalayan is powered by a 411 cc engine. This Himalayan engine generates a power of 24.31 PS @ 6500 rpm and a torque of 32 Nm @ 4000 - 4500 rpm. Moreover, comfort is something that can be best judged personally and varies from person to person so we would suggest you to take a test ride before taking any final decision. You can check the dealer details here.

Question 18

Q. Himalayan or Dominar 400?

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Selecting the right bike would depend on several factors such as your budget preference on the segment, features required, engine options, brand preference, etc. Royal Enfield Himalayan offers spot-on ergonomics for touring or standing and riding, Brilliant off-roading credentials like long-travel suspension, spoke rims and tall ground clearance, finally gets switchable ABS, allowing you to lock the rear wheel while off-roading. Royal Enfield Himalayan is powered by a 411 cc engine. This Himalayan engine generates a power of 24.31 PS @ 6500 rpm and a torque of 32 Nm @ 4000 - 4500 rpm. On the other hand, Good looks, healthy performance, competent underpinnings, and a host of features. All for just Rs 1.92 lakh. If you’re looking for the best bang for your buck, nothing eclipses the Dominar 400 in the sub-2 lakh rupee price bracket. Bajaj Dominar 400 is powered by a 373.3 cc engine. This Dominar 400 engine generates a power of 40 PS @ 8800 rpm and a torque of 35 Nm @ 6500 rpm. Moreover, we would suggest you to take a test ride before making the final decision. Follow the link and select your desired city for dealership.

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Both have their fair share of advantages and disadvantages. If you are looking for a rugged, go anywhere bike with maximum comfort, long distance touring, riding for several hours and truckload of suspension then look no further Himalayan is the answer. On the downside, it's heavy, if parked on an incline you really have to be careful and bog it down, brakes are squishy which needs getting used to and cannot afford to drop it. You need to be sensible with this one also drops don't matter to a Himalayan because it's all heavy duty metal. If you are more into highway touring/cruising on the higher end of the rev limiter then Dominar it is, not ideal for bad roads or off-roads, i find it uncomfortable after about 400kms of riding. But what it lacks it makes up for the performance and always available power on the tap. Again this is all plastic, lower ground clearance, not the most ideal bash plate, hates going off-road. Then again it depends on the rider and how to tame these beasts is completely up to you.

Question 19

Q. Im booked Himalayan in February 2021 now it's price is increased. it's hike affected my booking

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For this, we would suggest you to exchange a word with the authorized dealership in your respective city as that will be an appropriate point of contact to get assistance for your concern. You can check the dealer details here.

Question 20

Q. Which petrol is better for Himalayan, speed or petrol?

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Most of the vehicles in India use regular petrol and it works just fine. The premium/power petrol contains higher octane value compared to the regular petrol and it gives the vehicle a marginal bump in the performance and fuel efficiency. If you do not mind the premium on the power petrol, then you may opt for it.

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I covered 12k km in just 3 months!!! I tried many products... Personally I felt BP normal petrol gives more mileage & better performance.. If I use speed or super petrol... The performance is not that good.. It's kinda buzzy on high speed.

Question 21

Q. I have heard that Himalayan is not comfortable for pillion riders, is that the case after we fit back rest too? i am planning to buy new bike but confused between Himalayan and Next Gen Classic 350. who has more comfortable pillion riding?

Answer

The Royal Enfield Himalayan was the motorcycle that kick-started the affordable adventure touring genre in India in 2016. Despite the arrival of new rivals, it continues to outshine them as an all-rounder. RE has ironed out the majority of the issues that plagued the first-gen motorcycle, but brakes still remain an Achilles heel. It is one of the sweetest motorcycles in the sub-Rs 5 lakh category for pillion comfort. The seat is well-padded and roomy, with the footpegs being positioned just right for a long day looking over your rider’s shoulder, and the felted seat feels wonderfully premium, too. Moreover, we would suggest you to take a test ride before making the final decision. Follow the link and select your desired city for dealership details.

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Himalayan is better for both pillion and rider.. I would say its awesome.. Go for himalayan

Question 22

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?

Answer

For the availability and prices of the spare parts, we'd suggest you to connect with the nearest authorized service center. Click on the link and select your desired city for service centers.

Question 23

Q. Which bike is best for daily use up to 120 km without back pain ?

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Currently, there are 10 tourer bikes on sale from various manufacturers starting from 2.26 Lakh: Royal Enfield Himalayan, Mahindra Mojo 300 BS6, 2021 Suzuki Hayabusa, BMW R 1250 RT, etc. Choosing one will depend on your budget and the features required. Moreover, we would suggest you to take a test ride before making the final decision. Follow the link and select your desired city for dealership details. You can also click on the given link and apply filters in order to check out new bikes as per your requirements.

Question 24

Q. Is services and parts of Royal Enfield Himalayan easily available?

Question 25

Q. Is suitable for a 5.8 person for long drives as well as for daily commute ?

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Yes, Himalayan BS6 is a well-rounded package that is now just that little bit better than before. It’ll even keep you entertained on the twisty bits of tarmac you’ll find on the way. Short of hooning about on track, this is the one motorcycle that’ll do pretty much any and everything you ask of it, without protest or complaint. The seat is well-padded and roomy, with the footpegs being positioned just right for a long day looking over your rider’s shoulder, and the felted seat feels wonderfully premium, too. Moreover, we would suggest you to take a test ride for a better understanding of performance and comfort. Click on the link and select your desired city for dealership details.Read more -[Royal Enfield Himalayan BS6: Road Test Review@https://www.zigwheels.com/reviews-advice/reviews/royal-enfield-himalayan-bs6-road-test-review/37680/

Answer

Metor,himalayan

Question 26

Q. I'm a Suzuki Access 125 owner. I was looking for an upgrade towards bikes. My daily commute would be in the range of 20-40kms. Besides that I'd like to use it for touring (500-800km). My preference is Dominar400 or Interceptor 650 or Himalayan 400. But I'm open to suggestions. I like cruising on the highways on 90-120kmph.Which bike would be a best fit under 4lacks(on-road)?

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All three bikes are good in their forte. Dominar in its current avatar, it makes for a great urban motorcycle, oozing plenty of style and character, as well as packing in the performance and comfort to make occasional touring a breeze. Whereas, Royal Enfield Interceptor 650, the BS6 powerplant sees a slight drop in top-end performance and in return, is more free-revving and refined. It isn't as bad a tradeoff as you would imagine. All in all, Royal Enfield Interceptor BS6 continues to be the best value-for-money motorcycle in its segment. On the other hand, Himalayan is an all-rounder. The Himalayan BS6 is a well-rounded package that is now just that little bit better than before. It’s a nice motorcycle to tour the country on, and even if you don’t actually do so, it makes you look like the sort of person who does so with regularity. Moreover, we would suggest you to take a test ride before making the final decision. Follow the link and select your desired city for dealership details.Read more -Bajaj Dominar 400 vs Royal Enfield Himalayan vs Royal Enfield Interceptor 650.

Answer

RE Interceptor 650, period !!

Question 27

Q. Is Royal Enfield Himalayan BS6 available in Madhya Pradesh?

Question 28

Q. Can I exchange my Yamaha MT-15 for RE Himalayan - Classic 350?

Answer

I feel! You will not enjoy LS 1, since you are habituated to Y-150. Jawa quarters can match up to Y levels, if you want to stick to re!! then go for t650s.

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Talk with showroom.

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Himalayan is good choice. For better mileage go for classic.

Question 29

Q. How to track booking of Himalayan?

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For this, we would suggest you have a word with the nearest authorized dealer of Royal Enfield in your city. As they may assist you with the delivery status.

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Cntct showroom

Question 30

Q. Me & my wife both are of 5.6& 5.5 height, we travel in city traffic for daily office commute of 2hrs on side and travel oustations (all types of roads) like 3 / 4 times a year. Which is the comfortable bike (interceptor 660 or Himalayan 400) for both rider & pillion ???

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As per your requirements, we'd suggest you to opt for the Royal Enfield Himalayan for its brilliant city slicking abilities. The Himalayan BS6 is a well-rounded package that is now just that little bit better than before. It’s a nice motorcycle to tour the country on, and even if you don’t actually do so, it makes you look like the sort of person who does so with regularity. The Himalayan certainly isn’t flawless or entirely satisfactory in any singular aspect, but it makes up for these gaps by painting a picture of opportunity, inciting you to travel and explore on a whim. For that alone, it is and will continue to be relevant, even when the competition arrives in wholesomeness. Moreover, we would suggest you to take a test ride before making the final decision. Follow the link and select your desired city for dealership details.

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Himalayan no doubt

Question 31

Q. Which variant of Himalayan is best to buy?

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The Royal Enfield Himalayan comes in just one variant but it is offered in six colors: Gravel Grey, Rock Red, Mirage Silver, Lake Blue, Pine Green, Granite Black. Royal Enfield Himalayan is priced from Rs. 2.01 - 2.08 Lakh (Ex-showroom Price, Delhi). The 2021 Himalayan still features the same BS6-compliant 411cc single-cylinder engine which produces 24.31PS and 32Nm. The 2021 Himalayan remains a capable off-roader, suspended by long-travel suspension units at both ends. It is the only affordable adventure tourer in India to get a 21-/17-inch spoke wheel setup that comes shod with dual-purpose CEAT tires. Himalayan features The instrument cluster looks virtually the same as before, but there’s a new pod for the Tripper Navigation system. The system enables enthusiasts to explore uncharted territories with ease as the system offers accurate turn-by-turn navigation.

Answer

Same hardwere

Question 32

Q. Is this the best time to buy 2021 Himalayan or wait for a major upgrade in Himalayan ?

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Yes, you may go for the current version. The Himalayan recently received a host of updates. The 2021 Himalayan doesn’t look too different from the previous model. It retains its rugged design elements and looks like an ADV from every angle. The only key change in this aspect is that the Himalayan is now available in three new paint options: Pine Green, Mirage Silver and Granite Black, besides the existing Rock Red, Lake Blue, and Gravel Grey. The Mirage Silver colour option gets a tan brown seat. That said, the addition of LED lighting and a few other noticeable changes would have improved the package.Read More - 2021 Royal Enfield Himalayan: What’s New And What’s Not.

Question 33

Q. I want to buy a bike by which I can do city ride as well as touring compatible bike in which I can do little bit offbeat trail too.I am confused between Meteor 350 and Himalayan and H'ness 350. I'm not looking for High speed cruising (90-110kmph cruising speed will be enough). Also, decent cornering ability will be enough. However, I am confused because of Himalayan's chasis breaking and heating issue, Meteor's seating posture and H'ness's stiff suspension. I am currently using Honda 125cc bike. which one would be better upgrade?

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As per your requirements, we'd suggest you to go for the Royal Enfield Himalayan. Over the years, RE has ironed out the majority of issues from the Himalayan. The pliant suspension, high ground clearance, and healthy torque output make for an empowering proposition in the city. The Himalayan is not only a great city slicker, it offers brilliant cruising and off-road credentials like the long-travel suspension and tall ground clearance. The spot-on off-road ergonomics, allowing the rider to knee-grip the tank naturally, with an effortless reach to the handlebar, add to the Himalayan’s comfort and confidence to venture into the unknown. Whether it’s carrying you down the highway at a steady cruise or pulling you out of slush under pouring rain, the engine always feels up to the job. The Himalayan BS6 is a well-rounded package that is now just that little bit better than before. It’s a nice motorcycle to tour the country on, and even if you don’t actually do so, it makes you look like the sort of person who does so with regularity. Moreover, we would suggest you to take a test ride before making the final decision. Follow the link andselect your desired city for dealer.Read more -Royal Enfield Himalayan BS6: Road Test Review.

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Himalayan no doubt,torqueful engine give you all your need,speacily off road trail,enjoy long travel suspensen with high ground clearence.

Question 34

Q. I am confused to pick a right bike for me. i stuck among himalayan, jawa 42 2.1 and meteor bike. my budget is around 2-2.20. i am 5.11, mostly use for office and sometime tour purpose. i am very much excited to go for himlayan but looks old after 1 year of time, lack of tubeless tires and maintenance cost pulls me back. suggest any good bike pals

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Selecting the perfect bike depends on various factors such as your budget, ride quality, drive type, engine performance, features required, etc. Here, Jawa is the only bike here using a short-stroke, performance-oriented engine with a 6-speed transmission. Sure it’s fast, but it lacks the retro laidback charm of an under square engine, something we think is crucial for a buyer in this segment. Whereas If we talk about Royal Enfield Meteor, the thump wrapped up in a refined, easy to ride, confident and practical package sounds just right. The lack of oil leaks or missing parts over our 800km stint makes the package more joyous. The healthy fuel efficiency, 10,000km oil-change intervals, and 5000km/6 month service inspections make it more endearing. So, this Royal Enfield fulfills the promise made by the Thunderbird many years ago. However, the Meteor doesn’t make a bigger and bolder promise of its own by way of plush ride quality, a greater sense of richness, or, crucially, better cruising ability. On the other hand, the Himalayan BS6 is a well-rounded package that is now just that little bit better than before. It’s a nice motorcycle to tour the country on, and even if you don’t actually do so, it makes you look like the sort of person who does so with regularity. The Himalayan certainly isn’t flawless or entirely satisfactory in any singular aspect, but it makes up for these gaps by painting a picture of opportunity, inciting you to travel and explore on a whim. For that alone, it is and will continue to be relevant, even when the competition arrives in wholesomeness. For a better understanding of compatibility and riding comfort, we would suggest you take a test ride. Follow the link and select your desired city for dealership details. Read more -Jawa 42 vs Royal Enfield Himalayan vs Royal Enfield Meteor 350.

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Then meteor is your choice,but fr if you have himalayan then you don't think about the road,its unique

Question 35

Q. Himalayan 2021 or Honda cb350rs ? Need to take a decision ASAP, please provide with some good insights.

Answer

Selecting between the Honda CB350RS and Royal Enfield Himalayan would depend on certain factors such as your budget, preference of the segment, features required, ride quality, performance preference, etc. The spot-on off-road ergonomics, allowing the rider to knee-grip the tank naturally, with an effortless reach to the handlebar, add to the Himalayan’s comfort and confidence to venture into the unknown. Moreover, Royal Enfield has introduced 2021 Himalayan with more features and more comfort. On the other hand, for people looking for quality and reliability, the Honda CB350RS would be the right pick. It does make a compelling case for those who are looking to have a bit more zing in their retro experience. Moreover, we would suggest you take a test ride for a better understanding of performance and comfort. Click on the link and select your desired city for dealership details. Read more -Honda CB350RS vs Royal Enfield Himalayan.

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First of all whats your need both are ls sohc engine,ifvyou think for all kind of road and also for long touring then himalayan is best because long travel suspension with better ground clearnence,windshield and spoke wheel with luggage caring capcity makes it a better tourer,on the other hand if you think about highway based tour then this hond engine is really fab,afterall its a smooth vibration free smooth enginge but some tripical turren is problemetic for that die to its design,both are half duplex frame but many thing you have to chenge to make it a tourer,so not its your choice that you want a adv or a simple looking motor

Question 36

Q. Is Royal Enfield Himalayan 2021 a bs6 model?

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Yes, Royal Enfield Himalayan features BS6-compliant 411cc single-cylinder engine which produces 24.31PS and 32Nm.

Question 37

Q. When will the New Himalayan 2021 get launched and I want to know the CSD price of 2020 Himalayan.

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Royal Enfield has launched the new Himalayan 2021 with a price tag of Rs. 2.01 - 2.08 Lakh (Ex-showroom Price, Delhi) and to get the details regarding the on-road price in your city you may check this link- Price. Moreover, to get the exact information regarding the CSD prices of the car can be only available at the authorized dealerships only. You can check the dealership from this link- Dealers.

Question 38

Q. I want a bike with pillion seat comfort and I am 6 feet tall and my budget is 7 Lakhs.

Answer

There ample options available Harley Davidson Street 750, Benelli TRK 502, Kawasaki Vulcan S, Harley Davidson Street Rod etc. Choosing one will depend on several factors such as budget, brand preference, seating comfort, specific feature requirements etc. Click on the given link and apply filters in order to check out [New Bikes Search@https://www.zigwheels.com/new_bike_search.php?byshowroomprice=500000-600000

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Aprilia SXR 125₹ 1,15,000 Kawasaki W800₹ 7,07,892Triumph Trident 660₹ 6,95,000Kawasaki Versys 650₹ 6,92,324Honda CB500X₹ 6,87,515Kawasaki Ninja 650₹ 6,37,099Kawasaki Z650₹ 6,03,374Kawasaki Vulcan S₹ 5,92,231Benelli TRK 502X₹ 5,19,900these are best

Question 39

Q. I want Royal Enfield Himalayan in 0% down payment.

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If you are planning to buy a new bike on finance, then generally, 10 to 30 per cent down payment is required on the on-road price of a bike. However, exact confirmation regarding EMI, down payment, interest, loan period and its procedure will be discussed by the bank only, as it depends upon individual eligibility.We would suggest you get in touch with the nearest dealership to get exact information.Click on the below-given link and select your desired city to get your nearest dealership: dealers.

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If you are planning to buy a new bike on finance, then generally, 10 to 30 per cent down payment is required on the on-road price of a bike. However, exact confirmation regarding EMI, down payment, interest, loan period and its procedure will be discussed by the bank only, as it depends upon individual eligibility.We would suggest you get in touch with the nearest dealership to get exact information.Click on the below-given link and select your desired city to get your nearest dealership: dealers.

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Not possible

Question 40

Q. When will Royal Enfield Himalayan 150cc be launched?

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As of now, the brand has not revealed anything regarding the same so we would suggest you to stay tuned for the updates.

Question 41

Q. First service of Himalayan is 500km or 45 days,do we have a choice between 500km/45 days or which ever is earlier?

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It is recommended to get the Himalayan serviced at 500km or in 45 days only (whichever is earlier).

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Whichever is earlier

Question 42

Q. Is Royal Enfield Himalayan available in pine green in Trivandrum ?

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Royal Enfield Himalayan is available in 6 different colours - Gravel Grey, Rock Red, Mirage Silver, Lake Blue, Pine Green, Granite Black. For the availability of a particular colour, we would suggest you walk into the nearest dealership as they will be the better person to assist you because it depends on their stock book. Follow the link and select your desired city for dealership.

Question 43

Q. Does Himalayan handle fit in classic 350?

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No it would not be a feasible option. For more information you can get in touch with the service centre. You can find service centres in this link- Service centres.

Question 44

Q. I need a bike for daily commute near about 20km in city and weekend tours including off-road which one is better between Royal Enfield Himalayan, Bmw 310 and TVS Apache 200 ?

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As per your requirements, we would suggest you to go with the Royal Enfield Himalayan. The bike offers rather comfortable ergonomics and brilliant credentials for touring and off-roading. The new colours make it look more delectable, heightening the appeal of the adventure motorcycle. Moreover, we would suggest you to take a test ride for a better understanding of performance and comfort. Click on the link and select your desired city for dealership details.Read More:- Royal Enfield Himalayan BS6: Road Test Review - A Closer Look At The 2021 Royal Enfield Himalayan

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I really love Himalayan But I am feared about tube tyresIs really a problem there?Are puncture resistant gels are really worth?

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I love Himalayan but I am feared about tube tyres. Is really a problem there ?And are puncture resistant gels really worth?

Question 45

Q. Can we get alloy wheels for Royal Enfield Himalayan.?

Answer

Royal Enfield Himalayan is only available with spoke wheels.

Question 46

Q. How to get loan?

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If you are planning to buy a new bike on finance, then generally, 10 to 30 percent down payment is required on the on-road price of a bike. However, exact confirmation regarding EMI, down payment, interest, loan period and its procedure will be discussed by the bank only, as it depends upon individual eligibility. We would suggest you to get in touch with the nearest dealership to get exact information. Click on the below-given link and select your desired city to get your nearest dealership details.

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Going to bank or showroom or check zig wheel

Question 47

Q. Does Royal Enfield Himalayan have navigation?

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Royal Enfield Himalayan comes equipped with Tripper Navigation system. The system enables enthusiasts to explore uncharted territories with ease as the system offers accurate turn-by-turn navigation.

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Fuel meeter no correct in fuel persentage

Question 48

Q. I am looking for a bike for daily commute and occasional long drives. I was thinking of Himalayan until I heard that the mileage is about 27-30 only. Are there any alternate choices?

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As per your requirements, the Royal Enfield Himalayan could prove to be a brilliant option. The bike offers brilliant ergonomics for riding and touring, comfortable seating, a good engine and loads of features. In addition, the new windscreen, revised tank braces, and new tan brown seat (only for Mirage Silver colour) also add to the aesthetics of the Himalayan. As for the mileage, it would depend on certain factors such as your riding style, riding conditions, timely maintenance, etc. For a better understanding of performance and riding comfort, we would suggest you to take a test ride. Follow the link and select your desired city for dealership details.

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No for daily commute classic meteor is best if you think about re,and if you think about other company then their is plenty of choice,bcz himalayan is a big bike,in the trafic it hits a lot and mileage droped

Question 49

Q. Will Himalayan be compatible for daily commute to office like around 60 kms up and down?

Answer

Royal Enfield Himalayan offers a comfortable seating position and spot-on ergonomics for riding. The Himalayan could prove to be a good option for your daily city commuter as well. Moreover, we would suggest you to take a test ride for a better understanding of performance and comfort. Click on the link and select your desired city for dealership details.

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Bumper to bumper trafic decrese the millege,and its a big and heavy machine,if your main perpose is city comute then not go for that

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Yes. Contrary to other answers, the bike is easy to manouvre and is considered a small bike in the UK. Anything under 500cc is considered small over here.

Question 50

Q. Which one is best bike for me? Royal Enfield Himalayan or KTM 390 adventure or BMW G 310GS in service cost and spares and riding experience.

Answer

As per your requirements, we suggest you to go with the Royal Enfield Himalayan. The spot-on off-road ergonomics, allowing the rider to knee-grip the tank naturally, with an effortless reach to the handlebar, add to the Himalayan’s comfort and confidence to venture into the unknown. Moreover, Royal Enfield has introduced 2021 Himalayan with more features and more comfort. For a better understanding of compatibility and riding comfort, we would suggest you to take a test ride. Follow the link and select your desired city for dealership details.Read More: - 2021 Royal Enfield Himalayan: What’s New And What’s Not

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Himalayan-heavier than other,easy to repair,most perposeful for indian road,best ground clearence,most torqueful engine,most simple design and hardware,lowest seat hight,and spoke wheel which is better in offroad due to 21inch front wheel ktm 390 adv -most letest tecnology used,cornaring abs,sliper clutch lequide cool,highest in seat height and speedbmw gs310 not loded tecnology like ktm but its have a brand value, good one like ktm but servicing rate is high,so if you wat cheper simple one for all road then himalayan.if you want full of tech with a higher speed then ktm or if you want a brand then bmw,btw ktm is higher in rate also.

Question 51

Q. I am 6'7 in height, 72 kg weight, and have good backpain. Confused between Royal Enfield Himalayan and Hero XPulse 200. Which is suitable for me. Please suggest.

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Always go for RE Himalayan... because himalayan is simply the best motorcycle... if there is off road condition then you just need to standup on the bike and let the bike go... its best for backpain users as well

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If you think about comfort then himalayan is slight better than xpulse,but its heavy than xpulse,so if you are a rider who loves long ride then himalayan otherwise xpulse,but one thing sure that xpulse also good for travelling but for long distence himakayan is better

Question 52

Q. My weight is 45 kg. Can I ride Royal Enfield Himalayan?

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It would be a very challenging one. You wouldnt feel the weight when driving the bike. But you will have to manage the weight in traffic, parkings etc. as himalayan is one of the heaviest bikes in market in this range.

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Yes bt mentaly strong for that its a 200 kg machine

Question 53

Q. If the insurance is bumber to bumber, then what will be the insurance for 5 years - Himalayan?

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I recently bought a Himalayan for which the insurance costed me around 20k for 5 yearsi I.e 1 year comprehensive and 5 years third party. And the premium also depends on company. If you take the full value of bike as IDV initially, you will get it around 16-22k.

Question 54

Q. Is Royal Enfield Himalayan best for rural and urban areas?

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Yes. It is a good option for both rural and urban rides if you do solo riding. But if you do have a pillion rider you might face a bit uneasy. And pillion rider wouldnt feel that comfortable.

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Yes it is THE BEST bike for all roads and for even for all no roads conditions...

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Yes it is very good. But it can be more better and Best

Question 55

Q. Is sleet grey still available as it is not showing in RE site but you have displayed it.?

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Sleet version was available only in 2020 BS6 version. But with the introduction of 2021 BS6, Sleet version is discontinued. And thats the reason it is not listed on RE website anymore.

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Yes it is still available

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I want sleet grey, when you return come back this colour,

Question 56

Q. What is the new updates for Royal Enfield Himalayan?

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The 2021 Royal Enfield Himalayan will be getting a Tripper pod borrowed from the Meteor 350, which will lend a modern touch to the spartan information cluster of the Himalayan. Three new colours, redesigned tank braces and a dual-tone seat are the other new bits on the Himalayan. Stay tuned for more.

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New colour sceame,updated instrument cluster,side pannel,jerry can stand chenging size,exsost cover colour,navigation system

Question 57

Q. When the 2021 model of Royal Enfield Himalayan is come to market? I booked Himalayan in December 2 and ,2020 but still I didn't get it . They told 2020 model is stopped and you have to wait for 2021 model. So please tell me when it going to be in the market?

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It officially is confirmed that the deliveries will be made soon. In case the showroom doesn't respond properly, try speaking to the Area Sales Manager who would have contacted you after you made a booking on December 2nd. In case you didn't get any call from Area sales manager, please try reaching out to Customer care of RE and they will sure help you with this. You can even ask them to connect you to the Area Sales Manager (alternatively you could get the contact of ASM from the showroom you booked the bike).

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2021 BS6 Himalayan is released on 11th of Feb 2021 with deliveries starting immediately on that day. But for delivery of bike you booked in december, you would receive it in March mid or April mid (at the maximum. Please contact the dealer for exact delivery date).For the new bookings, the waiting time is 5-5.5 monts now.

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The entry-level RE ADV has been spotted on test quite a few times, most recently at a dealer yard just yesterday. The bike is set to launch in the second week of Feb 2021. You may check out the following article for more details regarding the same: 2021’s First New Royal Enfield Launches Tomorrow.

Question 58

Q. What is the expected launching date of Royal Enfield Himalayan?

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11th of February 2021.

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Between feb 9-15

Question 59

Q. My Royal Enfield Himalayan stalls frequently especially when cold. How do I rectify it? I had already shown it to the dealer.

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Might be the battery, make sure you run your bike more frequently. not just turning on and off but driving for like 2-3 kms

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Visit nearest dealer they will fix your problem in dued scanning tool

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Told the service center.

Question 60

Q. Does the Royal Enfield Himalayan and the Bullet 350 have the same seat height?

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Yes, both Royal Enfield Bullet 350 and Himalayan has a seat height of 800mm.

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Same height 800mm but you get a big bike feel in himalayan.

Question 61

Q. I had booked Himalayan on December 27th but now came to know that the RE going to launch new Himalayan at the end of Jan'21. Which one I will get delivered now?

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Currently, the bookings are on-going for the current BS6 Himalayan. For the availability of 2021 model, we would suggest you to get in touch with the dealership itself. The news is that the 2021 Himalayan would be available in three new colours, not to forget the fresh graphics. The newly introduced shades are Granite Black, Mirage Silver, and Pine Green. That aside, Royal Enfield is also working on improving the ergonomics. The bike will get a new seat with better padding and a longer visor with a smoked finish. The Tripper navigation system is coming to the Himalayan, which should surely be the highlight of the 2021 model. Read More: - 2021 Royal Enfield Himalayan To Get More Vibrant

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You can wait for the new one

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I hope you got

Question 62

Q. The early Royal Enfield Himalayan had huge reliability issues and there were many negative reviews in the past. Is the new BS6 bike is reliable in the long run?

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Owning and riding multiple motorcycles is a luxury that few can afford and even fewer can truly enjoy. If the Himalayan is on your shopping list, it’s quite likely that it’s going to be your only motorcycle. And as an only motorcycle, it’s as close to perfect as you can get in this price range -- or even a few rungs higher, for that matter. This really is the Swiss Army Knife of motorcycles -- a capable, versatile, one-size-fits-all motorcycle. Need something to ferry you to the office and back? No problem. Want to cruise the highways on weekends? It’ll do it all day and all night long. It’ll even keep you entertained on the twisty bits of tarmac you’ll find on the way. Short of hooning about on track, this is the one motorcycle that’ll do pretty much any and everything you ask of it, without protest or complaint. Thankfully, even when viewed in isolation, the Himalayan BS6 is a well-rounded package which is now just that little bit better than before. It’s a nice motorcycle to tour the country on, and even if you don’t actually do so, it makes you look like the sort of person who does so with regularity. Do take a test ride in order to get better clarity. Check out authorised dealership details.

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Compltein 10000 km,kolkata to rajasthan and kolkata to north east and sikim ride,means high altitude area,brojen road and also many expressway cover on that bt not facing a small problem.

Question 63

Q. I want the silencer of Royal Enfield Himalayan.

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And what will you do with it? fix it on your existing bike because you like the grunt? please understand that the exhaust is a complex thing which does more than give the bike it's characterstic thump or grunt. it also affects the power output and pickup, and if it is a mismatch and not tuned as per your bike, it may also reduce the milleage of your bike apart from spoiling its aesthetics.you could go in for after market performance exhausts. one of the brand's, red rooster may cost you the upwards of ₹ 9,000. or you could visit one of the ’kabaadi’ (scrap) dealers if your budget is not enough. places like meerut are supposed to be a big market for these second hand products, and who knows you may get a good deal at one of these places.

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We'd suggest you to please connect with the nearest authorized service center in order to get exact details regarding this. Click on the given link and select your desired city for service centers.

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You should go for pazuma Cafe racer. I am using this exhaust in my himalayan from last 3 years and the exhaust note the grunt is awesome.

Question 64

Q. I want Himalayan sleet colour, with in March, If is possible?

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I think they gonna stop making sleet white. Even though it's not an official statement , the showroom said that they stop making that colour. Also they added that 2021 model is on the way and that model has new colour variant .I guess the official statement will come around end of this month. If you're in rush, contact nearby showroom.

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For the availability of specific colour and variant, we would suggest you to please connect with the nearest authorized dealership in your city as it depends on their stock book. Follow the link and select your desired city for dealership details.

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No. You cannot get Himalayan Sleet new bike as it is discontinued with the introduction of new 2021 Himalayan model which is expected to be launched in 2nd half of February.

Answer 111

All these bikes are good enough, however, they are of different segments and have different characteristics. If we talk about KTM 250 Duke, probably the most un-KTMish KTM of them all, the 250 Duke with its relaxed motor and comfy suspension is a great choice for those who aren’t looking to set lap records but want something quick and convenient for everyday use. If we talk about Royal Enfield Meteor, the thump wrapped up in a refined, easy to ride, confident and practical package sounds just right. The lack of oil leaks, or missing parts over our 800km stint makes the package more joyous. The healthy fuel efficiency, 10,000km oil-change intervals and 5000km/6 month service inspections make it more endearing. So, this Royal Enfield fulfills the promise made by the Thunderbird many years ago. However, the Meteor doesn’t make a bigger and bolder promise of its own by way of plush ride quality, a greater sense of richness or, crucially, better cruising ability. The Himalayan BS6 is a well-rounded package which is now just that little bit better than before. It’s a nice motorcycle to tour the country on, and even if you don’t actually do so, it makes you look like the sort of person who does so with regularity. The Himalayan certainly isn’t flawless or entirely satisfactory in any singular aspect, but it makes up for these gaps by painting a picture of opportunity, inciting you to travel and explore on a whim. For that alone, it is and will continue to be relevant, even when the competition arrives in wholesomeness. You may compare all these bikes accordingly. Do take a test ride in order to get better clarity. Check out authorised dealership details.

Answer 112

Duke 250 is totally for stunt and drag race but still it is good for daily commute of 60 km but only if the road is smooth and it really perform well at it , even in traffic. Come to the touring duke 250 is good but not better, i mentioned not better because comfort for long ride is not that good. And Himalayan has unique ability , it's totally made for long ride and off road. So it really perform well in long drive , I mean it's atmost performance will explicit in highways. And Himalayan is the best comfort bike in that price segment. And off-road is also great. But in daily commute it perform well only if there is no traffic. If you stuck in extreme traffic Himalayan really make you mad , because of it's weight and shifting gear frequently is too hard for you , i suppose . In that case Himalayan is little bit sloppy. And i didn't know much about meteor , but as far as i know it's totally made for touring purpose so maybe it also sloppy for traffic scenarios. I think Himalayan is best choice but depending on your way of riding. But if you don't take long ride and don't want the comfort of pillion sheet i prefer duke 250 . Also if you go long ride and if you like off road and pillion sheet is important, Himalayan is the best choice . I didn't know much about meteor because I personally didn't like it's look so i donno about it's use . I think dominar 400 maybe suitable for you becausei heard about it it perform well at traffic and good for long journey . But i didn't like it's look also that's why I didn't much gather information about it . Check that bike out , maybe that bike is your's suitable bike, who knows

Answer 113

There are multiple aspects that you need to keep in mind in order to maintain your bike properly such as rust protection, sparkplug care, chain maintenance, cleaning/polishing, brakes care, tyre tread check, etc. Read More: - Two-Wheeler Maintenance Guide

Answer 114

Cone set is main,but of you want a long service from himalayan without problem then maintain each and everything of bike like your baby

Answer 115

Tyre pressure and chain

Answer 116

No it's not . Because it is too heavy. But you know how to ride a bike . It is really good bike , because even though it is too heavy, the riding position is too good. But I'm not recommended this for beginners.

Answer 117

Yeah it's good , i suppose. But if you too short it's not the bike for you . Even though Himalayan looks slim , it's weight is around 200 kg . So if you too short , it hard to handle it . But if you're interested in this motorbike for touring purpose and not for off-road maybe it good . Because if you maintain the centre of gravity of the bike properly , it really easy to control the bike.

Answer 118

No problem with your waight.but haight is matter,first going to showroom taking a test ride its help.

Answer 119

You definitely can get one

Answer 120

The Bharat Stage emission standards are the standards implemented by the government in order to regulate the output of air pollutants that come out of an internal combustion engine. The govt. instituted BS6 emission norms from April, 2020. The sulphur traces in BS6 fuel is five times lower as compared to sulphur traces in BS4 fuel. Read More: -

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Bharat stage6

Answer 122

Royal Enfield Himalayan is available in the price range of Rs. 1.91 - 1.95 Lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi). You may click on the following link for an estimated on-road price and select your city accordingly.

Answer 123

It's around 2,35,000 including rto and insurance. But it may vary from place to place

Answer 124

Depend on your city

Answer 125

If you are planning to buy a new bike on finance, then generally, 10 to 30 percent down payment is required on the on-road price of a bike. However, exact confirmation regarding EMI, down payment, interest, loan period and its procedure will be discussed by the bank only, as it depends upon individual eligibility. We would suggest you to get in touch with the nearest dealership to get exact information. Click on the below-given link and select your desired city to get your nearest dealership details.

Answer 126

Contact shiwroom,depend city wise

Answer 127

Royal Enfield is offering 'Aluminium Pannier' for the Himalayan as an accessory, however, there is no petrol can on the offer. For more details, you may connect with the nearest authorized dealership in your city. Follow the link for dealership details and select your city accordingly.

Answer 128

In terms of performance, the Bajaj Dominar 400 fares better than the Royal Enfield Himalayan. In our efficiency tests, the Dominar 400 managed to clock 0-60kmph in 3.0s and 0-100kmph in 7.38s, while the Himalayan goes 0-60kmph in 3.87 seconds and 0-100 in 10.49 seconds. Read More: - Royal Enfield Himalayan BS6: Road Test Review

Answer 129

Top speed 120 to 125,dont compare a long strock eng with short strock,both are made differently,

Answer 130

For the availability and exact delivery time, we would suggest you to please connect with the nearest authorized dealership in your city as it depends on their stock book. Follow the link and select your desired city for dealership details. Moreover, the prices of all the colour variants of the Royal Enfield Himalayan BS6 have been hiked for the second time since its launch. Check out the following article for more details: Now Pay More For Royal Enfield’s Adventure Tourer.

Answer 131

Still the testing is going . The official announcement is not yet received. But we will expect in march or April, but not sure.

Answer 132

When is dilver Himalayan royal Enfield bike 2021

Answer 133

For that, we would suggest you to get in touch with the nearest authorized service center as they would be able to assist you better with the availability of a 2-way gear shifter. Click on the link and select your desired city for service centers.

Answer 134

Yes you can modify it easily

Answer 135

For the availability and CSD prices, we would suggest you walk into the nearest dealership as they will be the better person to assist you because it depends on their stock book. You can click on the following link to see the details of the nearest dealership by selecting your city accordingly.

Answer 136

As of now, there is no official update available from the brand side. We would suggest you to wait for the official announcement. Stay wired for more updates.

Answer 137

As per your requirements, the Dominar 250 would be a brilliant pick if you are not willing to spend further. Bajaj Dominar 250 offers brilliant value for the money spent. But money aside, as a motorcycle, the Dominar 250 does one thing right -- it is fit to purpose. The Dominar 250’s motor felt boring on the KTM, but combined with the comfortable tourer the Dominar is, it works beautifully. It truly feels like it deserves the ‘sports tourer’ tag. The other really impressive aspect of this D250 is its ride quality. Both front and rear suspension are running a softer tune compared to the 400. The only thing you have to watch out for is braking when going over those sharp bumps, as it can cause the front end to bottom out. But apart from that, the Dominar 250’s ride quality is nothing short of wonderful. Moreover, we would suggest you to take a test ride before making the final decision. Follow the link and select your desired city for dealership details.Read More: - Bajaj Dominar 250 Road Test - Royal Enfield Himalayan BS6: Road Test Review - 2020 Royal Enfield Meteor 350: Road Test Review

Answer 138

Thanks much for the feedback. Yes I agree with the bottoming out of the front end due to low ground clearance.

Answer 139

@Zigwheels.. how about RS200? do you suggest that as well as per my usage requirement?

Answer 140

Royal Enfield Himalayan is available in 6 different colours - Sleet Grey, Gravel Grey, Rock Red, Granite Black, Snow White and Lake Blue. There is no Green colour shade on the offer.

Answer 141

I think it's not legal to change the original colour of bike . But you can contact about this to RTO office , so you can able to know about changing colour.

Answer 142

Now 2021 updated Himalayan has pine green colour. Check it out Man

Answer 143

140 is the top speed of Himalayan Motorcycle.... but if you are going on a long ride, let say around 600kms or 1000kms ride then 100 to 110 will be the top speed in the ride... because this motorcycle will not cruise at 140km for more then 10 min and 110 is the best speed for long rides... and st 100 you will not even feel that the motorcycle is running... this is super duper smooth kn highway...

Answer 144

As of now there is no official update from the brands end. So, we would request you to wait for official announcement. Moreover, the adv. tourer is fairly capable of cruising at triple digit speeds with ease. For a better understanding of performance and riding comfort, we would suggest you to take a test ride. Follow the link and select your desired city for dealership details.

Answer 145

Its normally 2-3 months. But you could try in the metros or cosmos and be in constant touch with the showroom executives. I prefer cosmos and metros bcoz though there are more number of bike bookings, there would also be a cancellation of bookings and if you have a good contact with showroom guys, you can request them to give you the cancellation bike and you can skip the waiting period if you have the chance But one thing to be noted is that, you MIGHT have to compromise on the colour or variant of bike if you are going to choose a cancellation bike bcoz its not sure that the person cancelling the booking would have booked the same colour and variant you desired.

Answer 146

Waiting time min 2.5 months to 3 but it's always better to know someone from the dealership so that they can try getting the product early

Answer 147

It's better if you have a well know person in showroom. Otherwise the waiting time is unknown.

Answer 148

As of now, there is official update available regarding the launch of new paint options for Royal Enfield Himalayan. Stay tuned for further updates.

Answer 149

No. This bike doesn't offer Kick start. It only has self start.

Answer 150

Royal Enfield Himalayan has self start only.

Answer 151

Yes. There is no Kick Start

Answer 152

Though it is suggested to ride your new bike on a constant and economic speed till your first service or 1000km so the joints of pistons and everything else get settle down. The more constant speed the bike runs, the more smooth these fitting settles. This process causes small wearing of the irons and mixes with the engine oil that's why the engine oil is changed at the first service and after the first service, you can ride freely.

Answer 153

After 500 km you feel the chenge in throtel responce,after that you can easily cross 80+ but if you hiting max speed then you realise that it a bit of stress full fod this engine but after 1500 km you feel the smooth throtle responce in high rpm

Answer 154

You can drive anytime you want, speed maintenance and everything are only for old bikes, bikes nowadays come in with lotta technology so it doesn't matter

Answer 155

Royal Enfield Himalayan is only available with a 411cc single-cylinder engine that churns out 24.31PS of power and 32Nm of peak torque mated to a 5-speed gearbox.

Answer 156

So far it ia just a rumor... because i was in touch with RE Technicians and i asked them the same question and thay said RE is going to launch bt don't know the date yet hence i am considering this as a Rumor

Answer 157

Maybe . But not sure of it . I think they concentrate their attention to this 411c , so the chances are much short

Answer 158

As of now, there is no official update from the brand's end. Stay tuned for further updates.

Answer 159

Both these bikes offer a comfortable seating position and a saddle on which you can spend longer hours while commuting. Benelli Imperiale 400 is a wholesome package that offers a vibe-free motor full of character. Its comfortable riding posture and well-balanced suspension setup add to its riding experience. Having said that, the recent price hike due to the BS6 update has made the Imperiale 400 a rather expensive proposition. On the other hand, the Royal Enfield Himalayan would be a great option if occasional off-roading is your thing. However, despite the arrival of new rivals, it continues to outshine them as an all-rounder. Himalayan features spot on ergonomics for touring or standing and riding, better ground clearance, bits like switchable ABS and brilliant off-roading credentials. As of the mileage, the brand has not revealed the exact details for any of the aforementioned bikes. For a better understanding of compatibility and riding comfort, we would suggest you to take a test ride. Follow the link and select your desired city for dealership. Read More: - Royal Enfield Himalayan BS6: Road Test Review- Benelli Imperiale 400 Road Test

Answer 160

I love Benelli ..I ride Single day 900 km but no body Pain ..and discomfortness..even compared with i10 ...but rear seat is not comfort for long drive

Answer 161

Benneli is a Chinese brand don't buy 400 cc with under power 20 bhp missing 6 th gear and Air cooled useless

Answer 162

This bike is equipped with tube type spoke wheels as this is an adventure bike.

Answer 163

Royal Enfield Himalayan features tube tyres with spoke wheels.

Answer 164

Royal Enfield Himalayan is the only affordable adventure tourer in India to get a 21-/17-inch spoke wheel setup that comes shod with dual-purpose CEAT tyres. It will be suitable for your daily city runs and occasional highway/off-road rides as well. For a better understanding of compatibility and riding comfort, we would suggest you to take a test ride. Follow the link and select your desired city for dealership dertails.

Answer 165

As per your requirements, Royal Enfield is the clear pick. If the Himalayan is on your shopping list, it’s quite likely that it’s going to be your only motorcycle. And as an only motorcycle, it’s as close to perfect as you can get in this price range -- or even a few rungs higher, for that matter. This really is the Swiss Army Knife of motorcycles -- a capable, versatile, one-size-fits-all motorcycle. Need something to ferry you to the office and back? No problem. Want to cruise the highways on weekends? It’ll do it all day and all night long. Finally had your leave approved and want to ride to Ladakh? This is just the bike for the job. It’ll even keep you entertained on the twisty bits of tarmac you’ll find on the way. Short of hooning about on track, this is the one motorcycle that’ll do pretty much any and everything you ask of it, without protest or complaint. The Himalayan BS6 is a slightly more well-rounded and desirable motorcycle than before. Do take a test ride in order to get better clarity. Check out authorised dealership details.

Answer 166

Hey hello r you suggesting him to go for royal Enfield 350.. wait wait don't listen to him. don't go for 350. it will be you r big mistake in you r life. don't go for it.. buy a highness 350. it is nice bike to ride. no vibrations, no issue, reliable engine. no tappet noise.. I have sold my classic 350 in six months only because of tappet and vibration

Answer 167

My age 49 no back pain issues 2years back I purchased re 350 and sold it to others after usage of 6months, it is bad choice . In single long ride I found - lot of vibrations throughout the body, after 60kmph the problem further increases

Answer 168

Himalyan is much more comforatble for both rider and pillion but you can not expect 30 35 kmpl mileage from.it

Answer 169

As per fuel consumption xpulse get plus marks,but other than that himalayan is most perfect choice for you

Answer 170

RE Himalayan

Answer 171

Yes but it is not suggested. 2-3 Kmpl mileage will drop

Answer 172

Yes You can and not so much affect in the mileage

Answer 173

Not suggested

Answer 174

Himalyan has some issues with bike getting stalled which are fixed after 1st service so you can go for himalyan too

Answer 175

Depend on your need,what do you want from your motorcycle first try to know that,ask yourself

Answer 176

Can go for KTM

Answer 177

Bro i am from kolkata,compleating rajasthan and north east ride from kolkata after buying that,my little brother also buying same time and going for same trip with me,no problem arise in 10000 km,after that your choice.i bought himalayan in nov 2020

Answer 178

Get an interceptor 650.or continental 650 according to your comfort

Answer 179

If your primary purpose is just city rides and local driving, you could do this. But if you want the pure soul of Himalayan to stay as it is, then have the spoke wheels as it is or you can replace spoke wheels with high quality alloy wheels that are being offered in KTM 390 or BMW G310, which would cost more. BMW and KTM used these high quality alloy wheels for their adventure bike segments.

Answer 180

No...Dont do this...Thia bike is made for offroads...Big rocks, bad roads and bad wether looks like a piece of cake in front of Himalayn... so let it be on the showroom condition.... don't make such modifications...I do around 1.5k kms offroad every month and still my bike is in ready to go condition

Answer 181

Why the f**k will you put an aftermarket alloy on an offroader?

Answer 182

Royal Enfield Himalayan was the motorcycle that kick started the affordable adventure touring genre in India, however, the Hero Xpulse 200 is the most affordable adventure motorcycle in India, currently.

Answer 183

Yes, Himalayan is the most affordable adventure bike with the best pricing for a 400 cc bike. The only drawback is the weight of the bike which is 199kg.

Answer 184

As per your requirement, you may go for Royal Enfield Himalayan. This really is the Swiss Army kerelaKnife of motorcycles -- a capable, versatile, one-size-fits-all motorcycle. Need something to ferry you to the office and back? No problem. Want to cruise the highways on weekends? It’ll do it all day and all night long. Finally had your leave approved and want to ride to Ladakh? This is just the bike for the job. It’ll even keep you entertained on the twisty bits of tarmac you’ll find on the way. Short of hooning about on track, this is the one motorcycle that’ll do pretty much any and everything you ask of it, without protest or complaint. Do take a test ride in order to judge your riding comfort. Check out authorised dealership details.

Answer 185

No doubt himalayan.

Answer 186

Go for himalayan

Answer 187

Selecting between the Royal Enfield Himalayan and Yamaha MT 15 would depend in several factors as both bike have been great in their respective segments. The MT 15 by Yamaha is a great streetfighter and offers a versatile 155cc engine, compact design and sharp

Answer 188

Give depth review on both and suggest which one to buy

Answer 189

For the availability, we would suggest you to have a word with the CSD staff or walk into the nearest dealership as they will be the better person to assist you because it depends on their stock book. You can click on the following link to see the details of the nearest dealership and selecting your city accordingly - Bike Showrooms.

Answer 190

It is advised to ride the new bike at economical speeds atleast until the first service as the fuel lines get accustomed to the engine and other parts as well. Doing so ensures better fuel efficiency and better performance from the engine.

Answer 191

You can drive anytime, bikes these days come with lotta technology so it's not like the old times

Answer 192

After first 2000 kms and the limit is on revving the bike not the speed

Answer 193

With the BS6 update, the Himalayan have gotten heavier by 5kg. At 199kg, the Himalayan is heavier than the second heaviest sub-400cc adventure motorcycle, the Kawasaki Versys X300, at 184 kg. Some sources claim the weight hike has come in owing to chassis reinforcements made to address customer-generated concerns, but there’s nothing that’s visible to the naked eye. Moreover, you may connect with the nearest authorized service center and they would be able to address your query better. Follow the link and select your desired city for service centers.

Answer 194

Htt******_ss=r

Answer 195

Thanks Akash,but from where do I source the aluminium rims?

Answer 196

Check your service manual book.

Answer 197

Royal Enfield offers 21/-17 inch steel spoke wheels with the Himalayan.

Answer 198

What paint has using Himalayan rim

Answer 199

Royal Enfield Himalayan offers a refined and a reliable 411cc single-cylinder engine that produces 24.31PS and 32Nm, 0.13PS lower than its BS4 guise. The bike offers spot on ergonomics for touring or standing and riding proving the bike to be extremely comfortable for long distance travelling. However, travelling for a longer timed period without regular intervals is not advisable due to health issues. For more details, please check out the [Royal Enfield Himalayan BS6: Road Test Review@https://www.zigwheels.com/reviews-advice/reviews/royal-enfield-himalayan-bs6-road-test-review/37680/

Answer 200

You are comparing Japanese brand with Indian brand bhai, RE is not at all reliable because they r now focusing in quantity not quality

Answer 201

No himalyan is not as reliable as classic 350m kilometers depend on you that how much you can run without break

Answer 202

Among the selected options, we would suggest you to go with the Royal Enfield Himalyan as the bike continues to outshine the rivals as an all-rounder. Not only the bike has brilliant off-roading credentials, it comes across as an excellent city slicker. The seat is nicely scooped for the rider and is very comfortable even if you ride for longer hours. The Himalayan gets a 14-litre fuel tank. The brand claims a range of 400 to 500km on a tank full, which sounds good for distance riding. As for the engine, the all-new, air-cooled, 411cc single-cylinder engine feels very refined and churns out 24.8PS of power and 32Nm of torque. The fuel efficiency figures are good enough for someone to want to buy the Himalayan as his daily ride as well. Moreover, we would suggest you to take a test ride of the bike for a better knowledge of comfort and maneuverability. Follow the link and select your desired city for dealership details.Read More: - Royal Enfield Himalayan BS6: Road Test Review

Answer 203

Himalyan is most comfortable among your shortlisted bikes. You can also check the 650 twins (Interceptor or Continental 650)

Answer 204

RE is partners with Zigwheels. #sellout #biased

Answer 205

Hi, I recently bought the Himalayan bike. Just like you, I do noticed that the bike gets heated a lot Initially. This thing continues for about 25-30 kms and then it starts cooling down. Those initial 25-30 kms is hard to ride if we are wearing slippers or shorts. But once the first service is done, I don't see a lot of heat compared to earlier condition.

Answer 206

For this, we would suggest you to visit the nearest service centre and get your bike inspected as they would be the better people who can let you know about the issue and can fix it. You can click on the following link to see the details of the nearest service centre and selecting your city accordingly - Bike Service Centre.

Answer 207

Yes it'll heat if you're riding slow in traffic or unwanted acceleration. I even bought Himalayan 4 months back it was heating like oven for first 500 km. After first service I rode 12k km it's fine in highways.. Only inside city I felt the heat..

Answer 208

Kindly check user manual it is clearly mentioned that engine oil capacity of himalayan 411 is 1.9 liters only

Answer 209

Can I use liquid gun semi synthetic from Himalayan

Answer 210

Not recommend

Answer 211

It will be challenging ride. But you can manage it while getting experienced in RE Himalayan. The bike has a weight of 195kgs. That will be a challenging weight for 5.3ft height.

Answer 212

It will be difficult, but sure. You can. The himalayan seems tall but it actually isn't. The weight is the deciding factor here. 200 kilos of pure royal enfield.

Answer 213

Only tail light is LED

Answer 214

Both are great off road but the ktm is little bit biased towards the road. Depends on where you plan to spend most of your ride on. On highways the ktm would be more than happy to cruse on triple digit speeds but off road the sudden and robust response of torque from the royal enfield 411cc long Stoke engine is something else , but it does not performe as good as the ktm on the highway.

Answer 215

See RE Himalayan have a good shockers n feels comfortable in off road patch while KTM 390 have stiff suspension but quality wise KTM is best

Answer 216

Re himalayan,bcz if you see the wheel then understood alloy wheel is very risky for off road.it can break or bend

Answer 217

Hi Zigwheels.. Can we improve the braking scene on RE Himalayan by swapping better brake pads? If yes, which brake pads would you suggest?

Answer 218

Did Royal Enfield himalayan bs6 is a beginner friendly bike which is shifting from a pulsar 180

Answer 219

Rr310 is my choice..a wildcard entry underrated...2020 even better

Answer 220

Ktm have wide tyre but this tyre are not apropriyet for ofgmf road,but himalayan have spoje wheel tibe tyre,himalayan have a 21 inch front wheel which can overcome any burden but ktm have alow with 19 inch tube less tyre wheel

Answer 221

Yes it's good

Answer 222

Yes, it is.though it would have been better if you were taller. you can visualise the benefits of height in slow moving, bumper to bumper city traffic or x country (off roading) where a taller guy is expected to have better control of his bike. you may even have problems in stability with a pillion pillion on slow speeds. while fixing up the accessories, you may not like to fit additional seat cover which are either pneumatic (air filled) or gel based since they would add around an inch and a half or two to the riding height; as well as the handlebar risers may make the ride uncomfortable for you. the panniers would similarly obstruct your exit and entry to the bike while the top box would almost make that impossible. this is not to discourage you, but this is exactly why you won't find many lady drivers (unless she is large or extra large frame). as an alternative, you may even try and consider hero xpulse 200.let's cut out the theory part. go for a test ride with a friend who owns a re himalyan; or if none of your friends own one, or do own one but are too posessive, head to the nearest re showroom where the over courteous staff would help and guide you.happy riding and all the best.

Answer 223

It should be bit of disguesting while parking on slopy surfaces, am 5'8 and have faced difficulties 3 times while parkign on declined right side and it fell down damiaging the side indicators. so would not recomment less tha 5'8.

Answer 224

It's a tall motercycle I would suggest you to take a test drive it might be ok after a while but will definitely have some issues tho.

Answer 225

Nope... Myself and my brother tried once... Bangalore to Kanyakumari... Rider - the experience was wonderful, and who sits at the back- experience is total opposite...

Answer 226

Anybody knows if there is a backseat for Himalayan ? I have a daughter and it would be great if she could join me in my travels Sorry my english, I´m from Brasil

Answer 227

You don't have a back rest for Himalayan in the RE store. But you can have it fitted in the aftersale market. A good mechanic could do the fitting well.

Answer 228

Yes my himalayan is 2021 model and I've faced coneset issue 2 times in just 2 year counting 2023. Coneset issue started after 2/3 months of changing a new cone set

Answer 229

They haven't changed the cone set in the new model. I am yet to encounter any issues.

Answer 230

Do you guys wash your bike with that jetspray they use to wash cars and bikes?

Answer 231

In HIMALAYAN pillion comfort is best then other... safety is good.. Mileage 30avg... bike looks is MASS

Answer 232

Bhai go for Dominar 400 power reliability and comfort

Answer 233

For the 1st service which is at 500 kms i paid around 1200 rs and for the 2nd service which is at 4500 i paid only 1200... and in 2nd service it was awesome... i changed my con set under warrenty then changed my oil... then chota mota kaam...

Answer 234

Average service cost once the free services are completed will come around 2000 INR

Answer 235

Depent on service but usually avg cost of all 4 service is bellow than 1500 rs

Answer 236

Obviously, RE Himalayan BS VI. most shortcomings of the bs IV version have been worked upon, re designed and re engineered, modified or a new part added. And all this makes this bike an absolute pleasure to drive, both in the city as well as off road. the only benefit that i see of the bs IV version is probably the lower price.

Answer 237

BS6 Himalayan is better compared to BS4 as BS6 was built after considering the complaints and issues mentioned in BS4 model. And I've seen many BS4 owners complaining about suspension issue which was rectified in BS6.

Answer 238

BS6 as it comes with switchable ABS which is much needed in offroading

Answer 239

Getting 26 , tried 4-5 times and it goes easily 260 km for first 10 litre , it's better to fill up the tank don't wait to consume each and every drop of oil. Better fill as soon as you get a low fuel indication may be you can avoid for some 40-50 km ,better have some 2-3 litre all the time. Can easily go 300 km and refill.

Answer 240

How you maintain your bike?. These much mileage only gets only if you maintain it properly, i suppose. That's why I'm asking. I want to know what are the things you focused on maintaining your bike?

Answer 241

I got maximum of 38km/litre for bs6 and still getting 32-33km/litre in heavy traffic condition .

Answer 242

Yes, you do feel the vibrations on the himalayan when crossing speeds of 100, where you can notice your rear view mirrors start to vibrate ans you wouldnt have clear view sometimes, but changing the mirrors to a good quality ones would do the job. But as a fact, you do feel some vibrations but not to mark that you cannot drive the bike.

Answer 243

Yes it should be fine and comfortable when u go in 90 to 100.but when go more than 100 and 110 it becomes a little bit vibrating like if any girl rides on it she would definitely get o****m ....but still it is good for under 100 speed and super fine for offroad

Answer 244

Zig Wheels Admin should delete the next comment of this thread.... Written by someone named Sai.... What an awkward thought to reply and body shaming about girl riders.

Answer 245

Nothing will happen man...be cool and go ahead

Answer 246

I have a question for you before i can answer. What is the purpose of your purchase?A- if you are planning For long distance touring and off-roading and looking for a versatile machine and not a daily commuter or streetfighter then nothing beats the Himmy in this regard.If you are looking for scrambling and bit of off roading and leisure rides or flat tracking then the Husqi is for you.

Answer 247

I bought the himalayan bs6 its a smooth bike no problem till date service cost also very less very good folks you wont feel any bumps on the road it is just smooth as that..

Answer 248

No it\'s a default bike you can search vedios on YouTube and enquiry with the person\'s bought bs6 Himalayan . I too bought the bike it\'s having issues

Answer 249

No it\'s a default bike you can search vedios on YouTube and enquiry with the person\'s bought bs6 Himalayan . I too bought the bike it\'s having issues

Answer 250

Tube tyre always have such kind of prob,bt off road bike always have tube tyre.

Answer 251

Yes its a pretty good

Answer 252

Two things, it is long (longest Royal Enfield to put it in perspective) and it is heavier than your usual city commuters. Mileage will be an issue, and proper break-in is recommended to yield the desired power efficiency and mileage. If you are comfortable manoeuvring it around, it gives you one of the most pleasurable riding experience in city. Very nimble ergonomics and easy going posture, puts a smile on your face every time. Always wear proper gear before riding this baby atleast a good riding boot, knee guard/riding jeans and ofcourse helmet.

Answer 253

Yes..our roads are best for off roading..potholes are made like ...as a dream for of roaders ..speedbrakers are the place we can overtake supercars..please don't race with scooters.

Answer 254

No it\'s a default bike you can search vedios on YouTube and enquiry with the person\'s bought bs6 Himalayan . I too bought the bike it\'s having issues

Answer 255

Depends, what kind of ride you are looking for.If you r looking for an offroader then its a good choice. You can cover long distance without any exertion (I have done 700+ km in a day). NOTE : It's not built for daily city commuting.

Answer 256

First think about your need and perpose,if you going for a calm and relex bike which comfotable speed is 80 to100,comfotable for all road,lack of modern facility like led headlight,quick shifter,sliper clutch,quarnering abs,lequide cooling,adjustable clutch leaver,but simple and good

Answer 257

If you like to buy it, then you should definitely buy it. If you have any other bike in your mind, then comment here so that i can explain and suggest you to buy the RE Himalayan

Answer 258

People are talking about 30- 50- 60 days delivery i am like... what???? Its been 4 months i booked a himalayan and these royal enfield guys are so blunt in their reply. When i call them to enquire they say that i can cancel the booking... these people sitting in the showroom, they should be taught how to have a decent conversation with the customers. They lack even the basic etiquettes while responding to a query. I will surly upload a video about these guys and how they talk with a hidden camera...

Answer 259

I booked it on 22nd Sep 20- Its more than 2 months and i have no clue about the delivery date. I dropped an e mail to the customer care but all i got was an apology and the entire blame was put on Covid -19. I understand it is not the BAU scenario but when i visited the showroom i found few new bikes delivered there. The newly launched Royal Enfield Meteor 350 was available. WTF?? Have to wait - By the way guys - Watch our travel blog on youtube - Jolly Shankar

Answer 260

Hey i have booked Himalayan bs6 on November 20 and yet there is no response. Do i have to rebook the bike?? The company did send me a message stating thanks for waiting, please have patience we will soon let you know about the dilivery dates and they mentioned that they have a surprise for us. The showroom guy said he had no idea about it. I am really confused.

Answer 261

RE produced enough stock of Interceptor & continental. If Himalayan twin comes existing stock becomes inventory so they need to first close existing stock and launch

Answer 262

If they're planning, it'll take minimum 3 years to launch 650 Himalayan.. Currently 450 Himalayan under development as per rumors.. So yeah by 2025 there are chances we may expect

Answer 263

Hey man its just a roumer...it is not officially declared...


Ex-Showroom Price	: Rs. 2.22 Lakh
RTO + Road Tax + Others	: Rs. 17,792
Insurance	: Rs. 21,328
Final on Road Price	: Rs. 2.61 Lakh

Body Type	Adventure Tourer Bikes, Tourer Bikes, Off Road Bikes
ABS	Dual Channel
Starting	Self Start Only
Seat Type	Split
Pass Switch	Yes
Speedometer	Analogue
Tachometer	Analogue
Trip Meter	Digital
Average Fuel economy	Yes
Low Fuel Warning Lamp	Yes
Stepup Seat	Yes
Passenger Footrest	Yes
Cooling System	Air Cooled
Odometer	Digital
Navigation	Yes
Switchable ABS	Yes

Engine Type	Single Cylinder, 4 stroke, Air cooled, SOHC
Engine Displacement	411 cc
Max Power	24.31 PS @ 6500 rpm
Emission Type	bs6
Max Torque	32 Nm @ 4000 - 4500 rpm
Bore	78 mm
Stroke	86 mm
No Of Cylinders	1
Drive Type	Chain Drive
Fuel Type	Petrol
Ignition	Digital Electronic Ignition
Compression Ratio	9.5:1

No Of Gears	5 Speed constant mesh
Transmission	Manual

Brakes Front	Disc
Brakes Rear	Disc

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Braking (80-0 kmph)	33.57m
Mileage (City)	32.04 kmpl
Braking (60-0 kmph)	19.43m
Braking (100-0 kmph)	53.25m
Mileage (Highway)	39.96 kmpl

Tyre Size	Front :-90/90-21 Rear :-120/90-17
Wheel Size	Front :-533.4 mm,Rear :-431.8 mm
Radial Tyre	Yes
Tyre Type	Tube
Wheels Type (Pressed Steel/ Alloy)	Spoke

Seat height	800 mm
LengthWidthHeight	21908401370 mm³
Wheelbase	1465 mm
Length	2190 mm
Height	1370 mm
Ground Clearance	220 mm
Width	840 mm
Fuel Capacity	15+/- 0.5 Liters
Kerb Weight	199 Kg
Tail Light	LED
Front Brake Diameter	300 mm
Rear Brake Diameter	240 mm

Battery Type	VRLA
Additional Features	Air Cleaner - Paper element, Lubrication - Wet sump
Battery Capacity	12 V/8 Ah
LED tail lights	Yes
Turn Signal Lamp	Bulb
Charging at Home	Not Available in Himalayan
Charging at Charging Station	Not Available in Himalayan

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Noida	Rs. 2.65 Lakh
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Delhi	Rs. 2.61 Lakh
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