For those interested in adventure touring yet seeking Royal Enfield’s heritage of reliability and performance, the all-new Himalayan 450 is a great choice. With this upgraded model, riders can now access advanced biking capabilities at a competitive Himalayan 450 price point. Understanding the complete Himalayan 450 specifications is crucial if you plan to buy this bike.
Himalayan 450 price
The Himalayan 450 ex-showroom price in India starts at ₹2,85,000 (base variant) and goes up to ₹2,98,000 (Handle Black variant). The on-road prices range from ₹3,29,312 to ₹3,65,000, depending on the location, variant, RTO, and insurance. The cost includes a standard 3-year warranty with optional extensions available at additional charges.
Himalayan 450 specifications
The Himalayan 450 specifications showcase significant improvements over the original Himalayan bike:
- Engine: 452cc liquid-cooled, single-cylinder
- Maximum power:2 bhp at 8,000 rpm
- Maximum torque: 40 Nm at 5,500 rpm
- Transmission (gearbox): 6-speed with slip-and-assist clutch
- Fuel capacity: 17 litres
- Ground clearance: 230 mm
- Seat height: 830 mm (adjustable)
- Suspension: Front - 43mm USD forks with 200mm travel; rear - monoshock with 180mm travel
- Brake: Front - 320mm disc; rear - 270mm disc, with Dual-channel ABS
- Kerb weight: 196 kg
- Wheel: Front - 21inch; rear -17inch; tubeless tires and alloy wheels
- Wheelbase: 1,510 mm
Himalayan 450 features
The Himalayan 450 features are curated for adventure rides to glide smoothly across the rockiest mountain terrains:
- Four variants: Base, Pass, Summit, and Hanle Back.
- Five adventure colours: Slate Poppy Blue, Kaza Brown, Himalayan Salt, Kelmet White, and Black.
- Sherpa engine that can pull you out of a sandy hollow at 5,000 m above sea level.
- 4” TFT display with Bluetooth connectivity.
- Tripper dash with full-map navigation, phone connectivity, and music control.
- Increased ground clearance and long travel suspension for roughest tracks.
- Multiple riding modes (Eco, Rain, Sport, Off-road).
- Water wading.
- Switchable ABS for off-road riding.
- Inverted Showa cartridge fork.
- USB charging port.
- Large enduro footpegs and wide handlebars.
- Luggage mounting points.
- Extended service intervals (10,000 km).
- LED head and tail lamps.
- Comprehensive accessories, including headlight grills, touring mirrors, and rally protectors.
Conclusion
The Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 has an extended 5-year warranty and 50,000 km of complete coverage on all repairs, replacements, and maintenance. However, you must purchase bike insurance online for extended coverage, such as for accidents, theft, natural calamity, and third-party damage. Comprehensive bike insurance is recommended for frequent bikers to plan extensive journeys across varied terrains and is crucial for financial protection and peaceful rides.
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