Royal Enfield Himalayan 750: Features Explained
The big bad ADV from RE is its most feature-packed petrol-powered bike
Royal Enfield recently unveiled the Himalayan 750; it is the biggest bike from the brand. Also, it is the most feature-packed petrol-powered bike that Royal Enfield has made to date. Here is a detailed explanation of all the features that the upcoming adventure bike gets:
Convenience Features
The Himalayan 750 gets a 4-inch circular TFT display with mobile connectivity, call/SMS alerts, and Google Maps mirroring. The map mirroring feature lets you navigate without having to mount your phone on the handlebar. Since this is a touring-oriented motorcycle, the map mirroring is a thoughtful one.
The bike gets a ride-by-wire throttle, which enables five riding modes: Road, Road Sport, Rain, Trail and Custom. These riding modes change how the bike responds to throttle inputs, allowing riders to choose the level of responsiveness according to their preference.The bike gets adjustable clutch and brake levers – riders can set them according to their preferences.
It also gets cruise control, which is an added convenience for those who clock up miles on the highway. Additionally, the adjustable windscreen can be set in 5 positions according to the rider's preference. It goes up by 60 mm from its lowest position, which should offer better wind protection for riders of different sizes.
The bike gets a fully adjustable inverted fork, and a rear monoshock which has remote preload adjustment, allowing riders to easily set up the suspension according to their weight.
It gets an all-new 7-inch LED headlight. It gets a beam adjustment knob under the TFT console, which can help in easy adjustment of the headlight beam height.
Safety Features
On the safety front, the bike gets a 280 mm twin-disc brake setup upfront, and the rear gets a 255 mm single-disc setup. The bike comes with switchable cornering ABS. Also, making the adventure bike safer, it comes with lean-sensitive, switchable traction control, which prevents unwanted wheel spins on gravel and slippery surfaces.
Additionally, the bike has a hazard light switch, which can improve visibility when stopped on the side of the road, or in extremely low-visibility conditions.
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The Himalayan 750 is the first Royal Enfield motorcycle to get cruise control and remotely adjustable suspension, among other features. However, it misses out on a quickshifter, which would have made it an even more feature-packed adventure bike.
The bike is set to be launched in India at Motoverse 2026, which is to take place at the end of November. However, it has been launched in Europe, which gives an idea of how much it could be priced at in India.