Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 Specifications Leaked Ahead Of Launch
It is heavier, but also a lot more powerful than the current Himalayan 411
If your week hasn’t been very exciting, we are here to spice it up with some exclusive information we got our hands on. One of the most anticipated bikes of this year, the Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 is set to launch soon, and the homologation documents of the same have leaked, revealing some spicy details.
Firstly, the most exciting bit – the engine. The adventure bike gets an all new 451.65cc liquid-cooled engine making 40PS. You heard it right, this one is a proper modern adventure bike making an impressive amount of power, just 3PS less than the KTM 390 Adventure. We expect it to make around 40-45Nm, focussed more on bottom-end performance.
Now we also know some of the dimensions of the bike, which you can check out below.
Coming to the weight of the bike, the homologation document mentions that the bike’s gross weight is 394kg. Considering that the new Himalayan 450 will have a loading capacity of 180kg (approx), the kerb weight of the ADV would come to around 210kg.
Yep, that is quite heavy for an adventure bike, however, with its really long wheelbase of 1510mm, the bike should be extremely stable at high speeds on the highways. For reference, the KTM 390 Adventure has a wheelbase of 1430mm. Now, of course, running tight trails will be quite a task on the new Himalayan, but should still be great on faster off-roading terrain – courtesy the 21-/19-inch wheel setup, riding stance, and suspension.
We expect the Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 to debut in the coming months, likely to coincide with this year's Rider Mania event, slated for November 24-26. It could come bearing a price tag of approximately Rs 2.8 lakh (ex-showroom) and will rival KTM 390 Adventure and the upcoming Hero XPulse 400.
Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 User Reviews
- Royal Enfield as bought a amezing bikeAm 6.1 height so i need comfort, maintenance cost, features and style is so good, performance wise amazing and torque in 6th gear is next level. I bought this bike for a long drive and as well as city riding. Stress less ride, the variation in weight is due to the additional touring and safety features equipped on the top-end model. Here is a quick breakdown. Totally the bike is crazy i ride this bike continuously for 500km. For ADV lover one of the best bike. I would like to recommend this bike who has a passion in off-road they can buy with any second thoughts and style is so good performance wise amazing. But service is disappointed in some service station.Read More1
- After 17,000 kmI bought this bike in Delhi and drove 17000KM here are the few point that could help you : •Buy RSA •Add extended warranty •Add tubeless spoke wheel •Go gym or strengthen yourself •Always make sure to check your Disk brake pads it cost more then your bike service. What you will enjoy: •People always look you for you bike presence •Ask fuel efficiency •Full controlling in Handeling •Best and best seatings posture •Mileage is not that bad •Service and parts easily available •Good re-sale •Best for off-road | Long driveRead More1 2
- 2 years review of Royal Enfield Himalayan 450Purely because of Royal Enfield reliability Upgrading from a 2015 classic 350 to Himalayan 450 is a massive difference, Literally is built for no roads. Feels like a bigger bike compared to previous generations. Bigger tank unlocks better highway travels. Positive about the bike is the Ride has been the smoothest the engine is very responsive in a good way. It is aggressive when you need it to be the plush suspension lets you move on and off road freely without any issues. Can be easily managed in traffic. Really good on the highways excellent seat comfort for the rider and the pillion for city travel as well as long highway travelling. Can be used as a daily commuter bike in city Negative about the bike Should have had the option for cruise control and quick shifter for better riding experience. I will definitely recommend this bike to the person who can firstly handle such a tall and heavy bike With great power comes great responsibility so if it is going to the first ever bike i will recommend to start riding the bike in eco mode to first get a hang of power and throttle responseRead More5 2
- Best in the classI'm kinda adventures and I do a lot of touring and cover a lot of kms. wanted service centres in case any issue with the bike. Parts are easily available also wanted a bike with comes in my budget and doesn't not bleed me when it comes to service. Hence, this bike serves all my purpose. Rides fantastic, the build quality is amazing, it's comfortable for covering long distances in one go and the suspension, I have no worlds for it. It's glides over roads or no roads without any issues. Its just the best in this class when it comes to comfort. Yes, I will recommend the bike for sure it has taken me places where i could only dream off. From north to east from east to the west, and west to the south just riding without any issue. Close your eyes and go for it.Read More2 1
- Himalayan 450 review after riding it for 500kmsThe himalayan 450 got such a rally style design which I love it. It got the good school design with a modern twist which looks fabulous. It can take anywhere around on road or off road, the performance of the bike is really good. The bike has good amount power and I'm satisfied with what I got. When you are riding the bike it's really comfortable around the city roads with dumps and pot holes, you don't feel those dumps and potholes due to the suspension which is not adjustable but does the job. The performance of the bike is fabulous, the bike got enough power and torque to go around anywhere. The only downside is weight of the bike which is mostly front heavy, its a big deal to move the bike around while not riding. Yes absolutely, I recommend this bike for touring and off-road enthusiasts. However this bike can be used a daily commuter but one should keep in mind that the bike gives you around 19 to 21 kms mileage per litre. It's such a capable off roading machine, it got nice infotainment cluster packed with features. Finally I would say that the Royal Enfield hit a sweet spot with this machine.Read More1 2