We know Royal Enfield is testing multiple motorcycles and one of them is surely the 750cc Himalayan. The motorcycle was seen testing in Europe and now, it has been snapped testing in India.

KTM has revealed the specs of the 2025 390 Adventure, and we have all the details to pit it against its chief rival, the Royal Enfield Himalayan ... get ride-by-wire, enabling them to feature ...

The list also includes three riding modes with a ride-by-wire throttle system with cruise control and turn-by-turn navigation. Meanwhile, the Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 comes with a circular 4 ...

For this comparison, we will focus on the 390 Adventure X, which goes head-to-head with the Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 ... electronic features like Ride-by-wire and Off-Road ABS, improving ...

Despite these shortcomings, the Himalayan is an excellent motorcycle with a handful of minor gripes. While I was fortunate not to have any punctures, the fear of one always looms over me.

KTM has revealed the specs of the 2025 390 Adventure and we have all the details to pit it against its chief rival, the Royal ...

The Royal Enfield Himalayan 750 has been spotted testing ... Other aspects of the bike that are visible include USD fork, monoschock, wire-spoke wheels and twin disc brakes at the front.

Ever since it was launched, Royal Enfield Himalayan ... gets a 14.5L fuel tank and Himalayan’s is larger at 17L. Both bikes offer 21-inch front and 17-inch rear wire-spoke wheels with tubeless ...

Contact your local Royal Enfield dealer for more information and to stay updated on availability and timing. The Himalayan features a 452cc liquid-cooled engine, ride-by-wire technology with ...

I’m a strong believer that, in this day and age, all motorcycles should come equipped with tubeless wheels, be it alloys or wire-spokes. So, when Royal Enfield announced the all-new Himalayan 450 with ...

Royal Enfield is fast-tracking the development of its upcoming adventure motorcycle, the Himalayan Raid, an off-road-focused variant of the current Himalayan, reported Bikewale. Initially slated ...

Considering that the 450 only came out last year, it seems likely that Royal Enfield will seek to offer two versions of the Himalayan, as it does with, say, the Classic 350 and Classic 650.