New Himalayan 452 is lighter and makes significantly more power.
The latest in what will surely be a long line of promotional videos about the new Royal Enfield Himalayan 452 reveals the number plate of the motorcycle and a quick dive using the bike’s registration number reveals a few more details about the bike.
- All-new 452cc engine makes 40hp
- Gets a USD fork, new digital display
At 196kg, the new Royal Enfield Himalayan 452 is 3kg lighter than the current Himalayan 411 but it makes 40hp, which is a big step up from the 411’s rather modest 24hp. This should definitely make it a quicker and faster machine than the current 411 although it cant match the KTM 390 Adventure’s 40hp/177kg figures.
The Royal Enfield Himalayan 452 will debut an all-new liquid-cooled engine and we’ve already heard what it sounds like. To hear this new engine, tap here. What it will also debut is a new single-pod instrument console, which is a stark departure from the Himalayan 411’s cluttered four-pod unit. To read more about the new dash, tap here.