The most awaited update for Royal Enfield Himalayan has just launched in India with a price of Rs. 1.79 lakhs, ex-showroom, Mumbai, ABS-equipped Version of RE Himalayan has cost 11,000 more than the non-ABS version of the motorcycle. Few Customers already got the delivery of the updated ABS Model. Instrument console has now ABS light and front forks have an ABS Stickers. Many Royal Enfield customers are waiting for this update. We will Soon Test the ABS version of Royal Enfield Himalayan and Spread the Result.
Engine and other Specifications of Himalayan are same as the previous version. The air-oil cooled engine gets fuel injection as standard, The bike is powered by a 411cc, four-stroke engine with 24.5 Bhp of peak power and 32 Nm of peak torque. This ff road machine performs really well on Indian road in all weather. A five-speed gearbox is standard.
The motorcycle has telescopic front forks and a mono-shock rear Suspension. The front suspension has 200 mm of travel while the rear gets 180 mm of travel. Ground clearance is hefty, to say the least, at a whopping 220 mm. The motorcycle also gets panniers and other accessories from Royal Enfield. the dual channel ABS unit on the Himalayan is not switchable yet. riders want ABS on the Royal Enfield Himalayan to be switchable though since many off-road conditions would require that option.
Disclaimer: Some Specs may vary after the final product launch.
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Engine and other Specifications of Himalayan are same as the previous version. The air-oil cooled engine gets fuel injection as standard, The bike is powered by a 411cc, four-stroke engine with 24.5 Bhp of peak power and 32 Nm of peak torque. This ff road machine performs really well on Indian road in all weather. A five-speed gearbox is standard.
The motorcycle has telescopic front forks and a mono-shock rear Suspension. The front suspension has 200 mm of travel while the rear gets 180 mm of travel. Ground clearance is hefty, to say the least, at a whopping 220 mm. The motorcycle also gets panniers and other accessories from Royal Enfield. the dual channel ABS unit on the Himalayan is not switchable yet. riders want ABS on the Royal Enfield Himalayan to be switchable though since many off-road conditions would require that option.
Disclaimer: Some Specs may vary after the final product launch.
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