Is the Himalayan 650 just an over powered Himalayan or a whole new beast?
Ashutosh 09 January 2025 10:54
The original Himalayan was simple and rugged, and was perfectly suited to tackling rough terrain. With rumored 650cc engine, though, there's debate as to whether this new version will remain true to its roots or become something totally new. It’s argued it will be more capable as an adventure tourer, while others fear it could lose the charm and accessibility that made the original so popular. The spy shots don't reveal much, but the bike does look beefier, with a new frame (or at least a different one from what's pictured above) and perhaps more advanced suspension. This has led to discussions about whether Royal Enfield is gunning for more premium adventure bikes, or if they’re simply evolving the Himalayan concept based on demand for more power. And curiosity about how the added weight and power will change its off road abilities compared to the nimble 411cc version.
Answered by Rahul 19 November 2024 12:58
I think it's going to be a whole different animal. The Himalayan with that 650 twin is going to take the plucky little adventurer and turn it into a serious long distance tourer. It’ll probably do highways better, but I’m concerned it might lose some of that nimbleness off road.


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