Royal Enfield Himalayan 450: specs and comparison

Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 (Adventure, since 2024): 452 cc engine, 29.4 kW / 39 bhp, 196 kg (kerb weight), seat height 825 mm. Licence: A2.

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Royal Enfield Himalayan 450since 2024 · 452 cc · 29 kW

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Specs

Generation since 2024

Yearssince 2024
TypeAdventure
LicenceA2
Engine452 cc, 1 cyl.
Power29.4 kW / 39 bhp
Torque40 Nm at 5500 rpm
Weight196 kg (kerb weight)
Seat height825 mm (low seat 805 mm)
Suspension travelfront 200 mm, rear 200 mm
Max load196 kg (rider, passenger, luggage)
ABSABS
Drive / gearboxchain, manual
Tank17 l
Fuel use81 mpg (3.5 l/100 km)
Range on one tank260 miles
New price (official German list, converted)£5,100 - £5,700
Used price (estimate)£4,000 - £4,600

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Why it's worth it

  • Handles gravel and light off-road
  • Modern electronics
  • Comfortable riding position
  • Very low fuel use
  • Long range (220 miles+)

Watch out

  • Noticeable vibrations

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Questions

Is the Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 A2-legal?

Yes: 29.4 kW is within the A2 limit of 35 kW. A2 also requires no more than 0.2 kW per kg, so check the power-to-weight figure in the papers of the bike you buy.

What is the seat height of the Royal Enfield Himalayan 450?

825 mm (low seat 805 mm). Whether you reach the ground also depends on the seat width: the finder estimates it from your height and inside leg.

How much does the Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 weigh?

196 kg (kerb weight).

What is the fuel use and range of the Royal Enfield Himalayan 450?

About 81 mpg (3.5 l/100 km); with the 17 l tank that is roughly 260 miles (420 km) before the fuel light comes on.

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