This time, Himalaya 450 An aluminum top is seen with the box and panniers. Accessories have become a norm with Royal Enfield motorcycles ever since the 650 Twins were introduced and evolved along with the evolution of the bike. These luggage accessories will be available in the upcoming Himalayan 450 along with other accessories like touring seats, mirrors, cosmetic upgrades along with tripper navigation pod, which can be an optional extra. Too.
The new images also reveal that the rear indicators serve the purpose of the DRLs and brake lamps as well. The test mule doesn’t seem to have a separate tail lamp for brakes. The Himalayan 450 could also be the first Royal Enfield to feature an LED headlamp (if it is launched before the upcoming 650cc cruiser). Another change will be the brake lines which should be steel-braided as opposed to the rubber ones on the current generation Himalayan.
there’s more. New HimalayanThe K test mule is seen with a round instrument cluster, which is placed somewhat elevated with a design similar to that of the Meteor 350 (with a round digital screen and one with an analog speedo). The test mule, however, does not appear to be ready yet, so it may be some time before the formal introduction.