Royal Enfield finally revealed the Himalayan 750 – the twin-cylinder adventure bike fans have been asking for 🏍️
After years of rumors and spy shots, Royal Enfield has officially launched the Himalayan 750 at EICMA. It's powered by a 743cc parallel-twin engine that makes 54 horsepower and 46.5 lb-ft of torque. Most of that torque comes in low, which should make it great for slow, technical riding.
Unlike the previous Himalayan models, this one gets a 19-inch front wheel (instead of 21-inch) and a 17-inch rear, which suggests it's more focused on adventure touring than hardcore off-roading. It also has dual front disc brakes – a first for Royal Enfield – and fully adjustable Showa suspension with generous travel.
The bike comes with five riding modes (Road, Road Sport, Rain, Trail, and Custom), cornering ABS, and traction control. In the UK, it's priced at £6,999 (around $9,400).
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— Tech & Gadgets on MinPlace
After years of rumors and spy shots, Royal Enfield has officially launched the Himalayan 750 at EICMA. It's powered by a 743cc parallel-twin engine that makes 54 horsepower and 46.5 lb-ft of torque. Most of that torque comes in low, which should make it great for slow, technical riding.
Unlike the previous Himalayan models, this one gets a 19-inch front wheel (instead of 21-inch) and a 17-inch rear, which suggests it's more focused on adventure touring than hardcore off-roading. It also has dual front disc brakes – a first for Royal Enfield – and fully adjustable Showa suspension with generous travel.
The bike comes with five riding modes (Road, Road Sport, Rain, Trail, and Custom), cornering ABS, and traction control. In the UK, it's priced at £6,999 (around $9,400).
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— Tech & Gadgets on MinPlace