Royal Enfield Classic Himalayan BS – VI

Name – Royal Enfield Classic Himalayan BS – VI
Colours – Pine Green
                 Dune Brown
                 Glacier Blue
                 Granite Black
                 Sleet Black
Engine – 411 cc
Mileage – 31 Kmpl
Fuel capacity – 15 liters
On-road price – starts at Rs. 2,63,215
Weight – 199 kg
Power – 24.3 bhp @ 6500 rpm
Torque – 32 Nm @ 4500 rpm
Brakes – Disc brakes
Suspension – 41 mm telescopic forks, mono shock
Seat height – 800 mm
Odometer – Digital
Speedometer – Analogue
Tripmeter – Digital
Front-wheel – 21 – inch
Rear wheel – 17 – inch 

About Royal Enfield Himalayan BS – VI

Royal Enfield Himalayan is a sports and adventure bike. Its launch has a background story of decades of expeditions on challenging terrains. Himalayan is Royal Enfield's first dual-purpose motorcycle. While riding it, the rider feels minimalistic hurdles as it runs smoothly on rocks, disturbed roads and highways. It has a 21-inch front and 17-inch rear wire-spoke wheels. The Himalayan has a USB charging port, switchable dual-channel ABS, a halogen headlight, and a light switch. The Royal Enfield Himalayan also owns a useful Tripper Navigation System. The semi-digital instrument cluster gives information to the rider.

Engine, Mileage and Performance

The Royal Enfield Himalayan has a powerful 411 cc air-cooled engine, which generates the power of 24.3 bhp @ 6500 rpm and a torque of 32 Nm @ 4500 rpm. It has a five-speed gearbox. The bike has a half-duplex split cradle frame and long suspension for a smoother ride. It gives a comfortable upright position to the rider with the help of correctly positioned footpegs and handlebars. The fuel tank capacity is 15 litres. The average mileage of Royal Enfield Himalayan is 35 kmpl.

Design and styling

It looks like version BS4. The bike has got a plastic windshield, which is large to save you from wind blasts. The off-roader looks exciting. The seats are well cushioned and can easily make long trips. It has nifty-looking graphics. The luggage carrier keeps the luggage secure. The new colour shades make it attractive over its previous versions. 
Royal Enfield Himalayan controls the NVH level well. It also has a unique Tripper Navigation System, powered by Google Maps and Royal Enfield App, which can be connected to the smartphone via Bluetooth and can be of help while giving directions to the rider's destination. The initial punch is very strong. It has upright handlebars, which do not stress your arms. The handlebars are not wide, which easily runs from bumper to bumper.

Suspension and Brakes

Royal Enfield Himalayan comes with a locking braking system. Both brakes are disc. The safety net includes dual channels as a standard and fitment. The suspension is telescopic forks at the front and a mono-shock with linkage at the rear. The front brakes are 300 mm disc and the rear 240 mm disc. It has a two-piston front calliper and a single-piston rear calliper. Its tubed type tyre size is 90/90 - 21 front and 130/90 - 17 rear. 

On road price

The Royal Enfield Himalayan is available for Rs. 2,63,215. Prices may differ as per state. For exact prices of Royal Enfield Himalayan, contact the nearest RE office.

Conclusion

The new Royal Enfield Himalayan is very reliable and comfortable to ride. The bike's desirable appeal with stunning hues and graphics makes it look more attractive. With updates in the styling and design of bikes in the last few years, it has become popular among youth. Its distinctive navigation system is helpful for long rides, thereby making it a smartly chosen two-wheeler for multi-purpose rides. It is quite effortless, even for riders standing around 5.5 feet tall. It can compete with KTM 250, KTM 390, Suzuki V-storm, etc.

Royal Enfield Classic Himalayan BS – VI is available for rent in Vrindavan at an affordable price. If you need this two-whellers for the short term, you can rent it on an hourly or daily rental plan.