Puritan adventurers in India and around the world have become relatively fond of the Royal Enfield Himalayan brand. And they have every reason to do it. The Himalayan, which was launched more than five years ago, was one of the first motorcycles in the entry-level adventure touring category.

Royal Enfield has an advantage over competitors who don’t produce adventure motorcycles with an early start, making it easier to attract young adventure lovers. Royal Enfield is back working on the Himalayan 450, which was detected in the clearest images en route from the UK. This time the manufacturer created a more sophisticated version of the Himalaya.

The next Himalayan 450 will be built on a new platform. Recent spy photos have revealed new information that shows how seriously the new Himalayan 450 will take things. The bike setup for the rally includes a high seat, wire-spoke adventure-type wheels (possibly tubeless), oil cooler, and more. High ground clearance varies from 220 mm to 240 mm.

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It goes without saying that the oil-cooled 450cc single cylinder engine will be more powerful than the 411cc currently in use. Compared to the current 411cc engine, which tends to rise when given the opportunity, we think this powertrain will feel quieter and less noisy.

In addition, it has round headlights, a small windshield and front impact protection. The motorcycle is equipped with a reverse fork suspension at the front and a monoshock at the rear, as well as wire wheels. Estimated engine output is 40 BHP and 40 Nm. A slipper and auxiliary clutch can be used to connect it to a 6-speed transmission.

While the test mule looks almost ready for production, Royal Enfield probably won’t introduce the Himalayan 450 until next year. In India, the competitors are KTM 390 Adventure and Yezdi Adventure.

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