Himalayan 750 tested by the CEO of Royal Enfield
The bike will ride on a 19-inch front wheel, while the rear wheel will be a 17-inch unit. The new Himalayan will also sport tubeless wire-spoke wheels, something which enthusiasts have been asking for a long time.It also seems from the picture that the new Himayalan 750 will come with USD in the front. Pictures also reveal a comprehensive all-digital instrument panel along with completely new bodywork, which hides the new chassis and subframe. It seems that Royal Enfield will provide a headlamp unit similar to the Himalayan 450.While the Himalayan 750 is still under development, Royal Enfield currently offers the Himalayan 450. This model is powered by a 451cc liquid-cooled engine. It delivers 40.02bhp at 8,000rpm and 40Nm of torque at 5,500rpm. The engine is paired with a 6-speed gearbox and features a slip-and-assist clutch. Subscribe to Auto Today Magazine
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