Take 10 Royal Enfield motorcycles, add a dash of mountain roads, beautiful, never-ending trails and let it simmer for three days. Your Royal Enfield ‘Scramble’ is served [Read more…]
Royal Enfield 350 range becomes cheaper by up to Rs 2,200
Post GST, Royal Enfield drops prices of 350-cc range, but 500-cc plus bikes become dearer.
Royal Enfield at ‘Wheels and Waves’
Royal Enfield motorcycles turned a lot of heads at the ‘Wheels and Waves’ festival with two custom builds of their popular Continental GT and Himalayan models called the Surf Racer and the Gentleman Brat respectively. [Read more…]
2017 Royal Enfield Himalayan Odyssey dates announced
Royal Enfield have announced their dates for this year’s Himalayan Odyssey, a thrilling motorcycle starting from Delhi to going all the way up to Khardung-La – the highest motorable road in the world which is at an altitude of 18,300 feet above sea level. [Read more…]
Updated Royal Enfield Himalayan Coming
BS-IV woes have set in and dealers are trying to clear stock. While some manufacturers have launched BS IV-compliant vehicles in advance, Royal Enfield looks like it is late to the party. [Read more…]
TVS launch Scooty Zest Himalayan Highs edition
This new version is to commemorate Anam Hashim’s record-setting ride to Khardung La with Bike India
Himalayan launched in New Delhi; bookings open today
Royal Enfield have finally launched their 410-cc adventure-touring bike, the Himalayan in New Delhi. The new bike will be available in two colours, Granite and Snow, and hopes to make adventure touring more accessible to enthusiasts in India.
Announcing the price, Rudratej Singh, President%2
Royal Enfield Launch All-New Himalayan
So you’ve waited endlessly for the new Royal Enfield Himalayan. Guess what? Now we not only know what it rides like but we also know how much it costs…
The Royal Enfield Himalayan Cometh
Hot on the heels of an exciting reveal, Royal Enfield will launch the all-new Himalayan today. Here’s our first ride experience. [Read more…]
Delhi Government’s Diktat on BS-IV
New vehicles should comply with BS-IV norms by April 1st while recently launched models have one year to do so
