The recommended tyre size for Royal Enfield Himalayan is Front:-90/90-21 Rear:-120/90-17. We would suggest using this only. Moreover, you may use small size tyres in your bike but It may create ...

Here's us detailing all the new and exciting features that you can expect on the 2025 Royal Enfield Himalayan 750 ... amount of clearance for the rear tire and the upright monoshock rear with ...

The bike’s original aesthetic was distinctly retro, but it now looks as if it came from the future with all that rad custom ...

As with the Himalayan 450, seating is in two sections and a single exhaust angles upward on the right side. We suspect the tires are tubed (boo), which is a thing that Royal Enfield does with ...

The Himalayan 450 is perfect to take on off-roads in its stock setup. | Photo by Royal Enfield Then, you get the same 21-inch/17-inch wheel combo with the same 90/90-21 section tire at the front ...

The Royal Enfield Himalayan comes in just one variant ... inch spoke wheel setup that comes shod with dual-purpose CEAT tires. Himalayan features The instrument cluster looks virtually the same ...

This is the first look at the flagship Himalayan ... dual-purpose tires. An interesting detail here is the set of dual disc brakes at the front–a first for any Royal Enfield to date.

Royal Enfield look set to be gearing up for the arrival of a larger new Himalayan 650 adventure bike, powered by the firm’s tried and tested 648cc parallel twin engine. Spotted by a keen ...

We know Royal Enfield is testing multiple motorcycles and one of them is surely the 750cc Himalayan. The motorcycle was seen testing in Europe and now, it has been snapped testing in India.

Ever since the now-popular Royal Enfield ... for the rear tire and the upright monoshock rear with linkage to play around, especially during heated off-road runs. The 750 Himalayan gets dual ...