Royal Enfield Himalayan review, test ride

    We’re just back from a ride in the Himalayas, happy hunting grounds for Royal Enfield’s new adventure bike; the Himalayan.

    Published on Mar 12, 2016 11:42:00 PM

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    Cliffhanger

    Rugged and comfortable adventure bikes are perfectly suited to Indian terrain, with our roads often as good as no roads. Royal Enfield has boldly plunged in to this interesting segment, where most manufacturers turn a blind eye, save for Hero who pioneered and nurtured the segment with its amazing Impulse 150. Even KTM has failed to cash in on its rich off-road legacy, shying from being adventurous in India.

    And the Himalayan, although not flawless has excelled, to prove Royal Enfield has got the adventure format right from the word go. This is the only adventure bike in India today, on which you need only to pack your panniers, hop on and head off on your own private adventure, in any weather, over any road, or even no road.
     

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