Royal Enfield Classic 350 made touring mainstream with a relaxed, upright riding posture backed by official touring accessories like windscreens and luggage options.
By Deepanshi | Published Jul 21,2026
It gets limited but useful features like ABS, a USB-C charger and a tripper pod for navigation. A dual-channel ABS variant would be better for touring convenience.
TVS Apache RTX 300 starts at Rs 1,99,000 (ex-showroom) and is one of the most beginner-friendly ADVs with a spacious seat and pliant suspension setup.
It is loaded with features like a bidirectional quickshifter, cruise control, tyre pressure monitoring, and a TFT console with Bluetooth connectivity and navigation.
Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 starts at Rs 3,08,029 (ex-showroom) and is a great option for touring due to its comfortable seat, 17-litre fuel tank and tubeless spoke wheels.
It can cruise at 120kmph, gets a 4-inch TFT console with integrated Google Maps, phone alerts, and call/music control, and has two ride modes (Eco/Performance).
KTM 390 Adventure is a performance-oriented ADV that starts at Rs 3,49,627 (ex-showroom) and is available in three variants: X, Standard and R (off-road focused).
All variants get cruise control, three ride modes, and safety tech like lean-sensitive ABS and traction control, with wheel choices ranging from alloys to tubeless spoke options.
BMW F450 GS has a starting price of Rs 4,70,000 (ex-showroom) and is powered by a liquid-cooled parallel-twin engine making 48.6 PS and 43 Nm.
It has features like switchable ABS and traction control, heated grips, and (the more expensive) Trophy variant gets an Easy Ride Clutch.