Royal Enfield 'Adventure' model.

[2wheels]

This Could Be The Royal Enfield Himalayan Adventure Bike | MotorBeam ? Indian Car Bike News & Reviews


"It is believed that the upcoming Royal Enfield Himalayan will be using a newly developed 385cc single-cylinder engine that could replace the outgoing 350cc engine currently powering several models from the Royal Enfield lineup."

(MotorBeam)

 

[CraigBKK]

"In addition to the adventure bike, the trademark also covers a range of products including head protection, clothing, riding gear among other motorcycle paraphernalia that you would be using during those adventure rides."

So BMW has the Mini, Ducati the Scrambler, and Royal Enfield the Himalayan. Whatever next?

 

[2wheels]

Hopefully the Honda 500X Adventure! :RE

 

[CraigBKK]

Hopefully the Honda 500X Adventure! :RE

With any luck the Rally Raid CB500X Adventure kit will be available late next month

Rally-Raid Products Honda CB500X - Page 22 - ADVrider

 

[CraigBKK]

Source: IndianCarsBikes.in

 

[Forest]

oh my ......whats this thing now__??

Source: IndianCarsBikes.in

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[KTMphil]

It would be a great touring bike for India

 

[Forest]

it is already,but why push this ADV/BMW look..? looks funny.whtevr..

It would be a great touring bike for India

 

[CraigBKK]

The artist's mockup looks pig ugly but I agree this would be a great touring bike for the local market.

I've only visited India once on a 6 week long tour, including Rajastan, and Phil's recent trip and wonderful photo journal of the region brought back many good memories.

If this bike could be bought and kept in India cheaply I would be very interested. I have a 7 week holiday every June and July, which coincides with the wet season here so to escape to the cool climate of Northern India for touring on a 'Himalaya' would be a wonderful alternative

Let's see how this story pans out...

 

[Forest]

An 'old school scrambler' would have been easyer to look at than this clearly 'wannabeADV'....all u need to do is get one/change suspensions/tires n voilà.i have a friend in india ,has a shop,convert bullets!can hook u up if u need

The artist's mockup looks pig ugly but I agree this would be a great touring bike for the local market.

I've only visited India once on a 6 week long tour, including Rajastan, and Phil's recent trip and wonderful photo journal of the region brought back many good memories.

If this bike could be bought and kept in India cheaply I would be very interested. I have a 7 week holiday every June and July, which coincides with the wet season here so to escape to the cool climate of Northern India for touring on a 'Himalaya' would be a wonderful alternative

Let's see how this story pans out...

 

[Forest]

An 'old school scrambler' would have been easyer to look at than this clearly 'wannabeADV'....all u need to do is get one/change suspensions/tires n voilà.i have a friend in india ,has a shop,convert bullets!can hook u up if u need

The artist's mockup looks pig ugly but I agree this would be a great touring bike for the local market.

I've only visited India once on a 6 week long tour, including Rajastan, and Phil's recent trip and wonderful photo journal of the region brought back many good memories.

If this bike could be bought and kept in India cheaply I would be very interested. I have a 7 week holiday every June and July, which coincides with the wet season here so to escape to the cool climate of Northern India for touring on a 'Himalaya' would be a wonderful alternative

Let's see how this story pans out...

 

[CraigBKK]

Cheers. I just need to pull my finger out and organise something... :RE

 

[Forest]

dont see the need to get one for a short period.inexpensive to rent n dont have the problem where to park or care for whn ur gone // there is also a factor of love/hate with India,u may not want to go back every year

PS ..gosh I relooked at that pic...wow............

Cheers. I just need to pull my finger out and organise something... :RE