Royal Enfield Himalayan Price, Mileage, Review

Royal Enfield Himalayan Prices

Variant	On Road Price	Spec
Royal Enfield Himalayan STD	₹ 1.9 Lakh	Petrol, 45 Kmpl
Royal Enfield Himalayan Sleet Edition	₹ 2.03 Lakh	Petrol, 45 Kmpl
Royal Enfield Himalayan BS VI	₹ 2.11 Lakh	Petrol, 45 Kmpl

Royal Enfield Himalayan Key Features

Silencer Increases Water Wading Ability

The Optimised Handlebar

220mm Of Ground Clearance

Comes with An Optimized Handlebar

External Cooling System For The Crankcase Oil

Comprehensive Instrument Cluster

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Emission Standard BS IV

Fuel Tank Capacity 15 L
Reserve Fuel Capacity N/A
Mileage 45 Kmpl
Overall Riding Range 675 km

No. Of Gears 5 Gears
Clutch Wet, multi-plate

Front Brake Type Disc, 2-piston floating caliper
Rear Brake Type Disc, single piston floating caliper
Front Disc/Drum Size 300 mm
Rear Disc/Drum Size 240 mm

Battery 12 volt, 8 AH MF
Headlight 12V H4 60 / 55 W
Tail Light LED

Engine CC 411 cc
No Of Cylinder 1
Max Power 24.5 bhp @ 6500 rpm
Max Torque 32 Nm @ 4250 rpm
Valves Per Cylinder 2
Fuel Delivery Digital Electronic Ignition
Cooling System Air Cooled
Starting Mechanism Self Start

Kerb Weight 191 kg
Length 2190 mm
Width 840 mm
Height 1360 mm
Wheelbase 1465 mm
Ground Clearance 220 mm
Seat Height 800 mm

Chassis Type Half-duplex split cradle frame
Front Suspension Telescopic, 41 mm forks, 200 mm travel
Rear Suspension Monoshock with linkage, 180 mm wheel travel

Wheel Size 21 inches
Wheel Type Spoke Wheels
Front Tyre 90/90 - 21"
Rear Tyre 120/90 - 17"

ABS
Himalayan Comes with 15-Liter Fuel Tank
Silencer Increases Water Wading Ability
220mm Of Ground Clearance
Comes with An Optimized Handlebar
External Cooling System For The Crankcase Oil
Comprehensive Instrument Cluster
BS IV Compliant
Dual Channel ABS

Speedometer Analogue
Tachometer Analogue
Gear Indicator
Fuel Warning Indicator
Fuel Gauge
Low Oil Indicator
Low Battery Indicator
Pillion Seat
Pillion Grabrail
Engine Kill Switch
Clock
Tripmeter Type Digital
Tripmeter Count
Pass Light

Royal Enfield Himalayan Expert Review

Royal Enfield Himalayan ABS Review
Jan 11, 2019 01:41 PM

We spend some time with the Royal Enfield Himalayan ABS, which has been updated with electronic fuel-injection and now gets dual-channel ABS as well.

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Royal Enfield Himalayan: Test Ride Review
May 23, 2016 11:36 AM

The Royal Enfield Himalayan also promises to be a versatile motorcycle - one that will happily do the daily commute and when the call for adventure comes, it promises to deliver. But is it all the...

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Royal Enfield Himalayan First Ride Review
Mar 16, 2016 01:24 PM

A question posed at the technical briefing by Royal Enfield was whether the Himalayan has been tested extensively on city roads. Pat came the reply from the Himalayan project lead saying, of...

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Adding some excitement to the entry-level adventure tourer, Royal Enfield has launched the new Himalayan Sleet Edition in the country. The new Royal Enfield Himalayan Sleet edition is essentially the same model with the camouflage paint job we showed you recently and is priced at Rs 2,12,666 (on-road, Chennai). The new Himalayan Sleet edition has production limited to just 500 units and will be available exclusively online for bookings with a token amount of Rs 5000. Prospective customers will need to register online for purchasing the Sleet edition beginning January 12 till January 30, 2017. The sale will go live on January 30 and will be on a first come-first serve basis.

The adventure tourer from Royal Enfield has been built to take on the rough routes with ease. In terms of design, it is crafted in typical Royal Enfield style; yet there is a sense of uniqueness that segregates it from the usual Royal Enfield bikes around. There is enough storage space for carrying stuff while on the go. With Himalayan, Royal Enfield has tapped into the affordable off-roader segment. Weighing 191 kgs (kerb weight), the bike comes with a fuel tank capacitating 15 liters. The ground clearance is impressive at 220mm and the adventure tourer also gets a carburetor. Suspension duties are carried out by telescopic forks in front and monoshock absorbers at the rear, this makes Himalayan the first Royal Enfield to feature mono-shock suspension. The 411cc version isn’t BSIV compliant; the company will, however, roll out BSIV compliant version by April next year.

Royal Enfield Himalayan Looks

The first look at this new RE may not fascinate you, but as you get behind the handle bar you realise how the lean look works well for the performance. Weighing around 191 kg, the bike gets a 15 litres of fuel tank. The instrument cluster which even features a compass is large and easily readable. Front gets a windscreen which is quite helpful during rides but the head lamp comes bereft of daytime running lights. Seat is positioned a tad low which allows planting feet on ground easily.

Royal Enfield Himalayan Engine specification & Transmission

Power generation will be done by the 411cc, single cylinder, air-cooled engine with overhead cams belting out top power and torque of 24.5bhp at 6500rpm and peak torque of 32Nm to 4250rpm. It is to be noted here that the engine is not BSIV compliant, although a BSIV compliant version is on cards. Transmission duties are handled by a five-speed gearbox. The powertrain will come devoid of the push-rod architecture; instead it features overhead cams. This means that the engine does not require tappet adjustment; in fact the engine is free revving offering increased power band (than any of models from RE) resulting in enhanced performance.

Royal Enfield Himalayan Features

Features like front windscreen, rounded head lamp, switchgear, grab rail, large instrument panel, compass, 21 inch front tyre, new chassis, 17 inch rear tyre, sculpted fuel tank, disc brake in front, front mirrors, handle bar etc.

Royal Enfield Himalayan Braking & Handling

Braking power is delivered by disc unit up front, which is quite robust even on the hilly roads. Considering that RE Himalayan is an adventurer tourer, the braking power is quite vigor providing the required dint to retard speed with ease. Handling is another pro in the bike, the new chassis gives it strength to stay composed on irregular surface.

Royal Enfield Himalayan Wheels & Tyres

The multiple spoke 21 inch tyre in front and 17 inch tyre at rear not just offer good grip on road but they also aid towards maintaining balance and stability while on the move.

Royal Enfield Himalayan Competition

The new adventure tourer from Royal Enfield will go up against the likes of Mahindra Mojo in its segment.

Pros

Handling
Ride quality

Cons

Under-powered engine
Looks

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Himalayan long term review ,after 2 years

Aditya Khatavkar Jan 01, 2020 03:53 PM

I owned RE Himalayan in September 2016 bs3 version, although there are so many quality issues and other issues are there in bs 3 version, but I did not faced any issues regrading quality and other things like electronic , oil leakage, etc. I rode it around 22000 km and Himalayan gave me pure riding experience and also the service center facility is better now.Just I want to say one thing to RE , that it should have some more power around 28 to 30 bhp just for good Highway cruising.
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Personal user experience

Joshit Dec 20, 2019 06:07 AM

I've been using the Himalayan since one year , the power , comfort and satisfaction when riding is very good but when coming to the service and company's attention to the customer service is very poor . There's always unavailability of spare parts , accesories in the dealerships . They always have a answer that the bike has no demand in that particular region that's the reason why they don't have the parts or spares . The service is very poor and they don't know how to handle a customer . Poor accountability .Poor service . I still have the regret that I've chose Himalayan to Dominar
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Dont Buy Himalayan and waste money !! No Top speed , Low Milage and Proper service from Royal Enfield

gokul Jan 01, 2020 10:57 PM

My RE Himalayan's mileage is 12kmpl and max speed is around 100km/h .Don't buy as there is no power or milage max speed is 95-100km/h, above 95km/h the vehicle gets too much vibration which we cant handle . Problems of bike is the following 1.Low Mileage 12kmpl 2 .Top Speed90-100km/h 3..Air vent in the petrol tank had problem,so during rain every time water gets into the tank From the first service i have been reporting this to the RE showroom staff & each time they would say by next service it will be OK . No mileage or NO Top speed also no proper service . I gave complaints and the reply was "just take to showroom you have purchased" . So as they i took to the RE Showroom service and i told the problems but they did nothing . Also they wont write down every problems we say to list down in the service chart, they just write 3 or 4 things and say Why should you buy a bike giving 100km/h max speed with 12kmpl mileage costing near 2 lakhs .
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Very bad service

Eldhose johnson Jan 02, 2020 01:29 AM

I have experienced a very bad service from Royal Enfield showroom Bengaluru .. After service they told us to take a test drive and come after 10 days..after a drive we understood the service was not done properly..the service cost is ?40500...there was as issue with handle and they changed parts which do not have any type of damage..so after when we took the vehicle to the showroom several times and then they told they don’t have any time to look after it and do the service in kerala...And also the insurance amount is not yet reflected..its been one and half month..they don’t have any responsibility towards it..they do not make any call back or nothing.. it was horrible... The insurance company is NEW INDIA ASSURANCE
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No good

Salih Dec 20, 2019 06:08 AM

Re services very bad
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New Delhi ₹ 1,90,436	Mumbai ₹ 1,95,462
Bangalore ₹ 2,03,840	Hyderabad ₹ 1,98,813
Chennai ₹ 1,97,138	Kolkata ₹ 1,91,984
Pune ₹ 1,95,462	Mysore ₹ 2,03,773
Chandigarh ₹ 1,90,369	Ahmedabad ₹ 1,93,787
Lucknow ₹ 1,95,395	Allahabad ₹ 1,95,395
Agra ₹ 1,95,395	Jaipur ₹ 1,97,071
Nagpur ₹ 1,95,395	Bhubaneswar ₹ 1,92,044

Royal Enfield Himalayan

Silencer Increases Water Wading Ability

The Optimised Handlebar

220mm Of Ground Clearance

Comes with An Optimized Handlebar

External Cooling System For The Crankcase Oil

Comprehensive Instrument Cluster

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Himalayan long term review ,after 2 years

Personal user experience

Dont Buy Himalayan and waste money !! No Top speed , Low Milage and Proper service from Royal Enfield

Very bad service

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