Royal Enfield is all set to launch the new iteration of the Himalayan ADV motorcycle called the Himalayan 452. The company has already started teasing the official images and videos of the upcoming motorcycle on its social media handles. Now in the latest development popular YouTuber Itchy Boots has shared a video on the platform riding the yet-to-be-launched Royal Enfield Himalayan 452 revealing vital information about the bike. Among the others the one important update that has been the talk to the town is the noticeable digital cluster with built-in navigation system.
Royal Enfield Himalayan 452 Navigation System
The video showcases the new Himalayan 452’s fully digital dashboard, notably featuring the capability to display navigation information on its upper section. Furthermore, this digital display allows for seamless smartphone connectivity, potentially enabling the receipt of notification alerts and music playback control. Whether this feature will be included as a standard offering or limited to higher-spec variants remains to be confirmed.
Furthermore, the YouTuber also revealed the entire design of the motorcycle including the tubeless rims. However, she didn’t say anything about the specifications or features of the motorcycle. The YouTuber does mention that the Himalayan 452 is much lighter and better in performance compared to its predecessor.
An additional social media post provides a glimpse of the various color choices for the upcoming Himalayan 452. The black/yellow color option bears a striking resemblance to the 50th-anniversary special edition color scheme found on the iconic BMW R 1250 GS. Another more understated choice features a primary grey coat complemented by red accents. Furthermore, the classic ‘Kamet White’ color is also observed on one of these bikes.
An intriguing detail emerges: among the bikes showcased, only the one adorned in the fresh ‘Kamet White’ hue sports cross-spoke tubeless rims. In contrast, the other two bikes appear to have conventional tubed wire-spoke rims. This strongly suggests that the spoke tubeless side-laced rims might be offered as an optional upgrade, confirming our earlier reports.
The highly anticipated Royal Enfield Himalayan 452 is set to debut in India on November 7. Stay tuned for our comprehensive reviews as we’ll be hitting the roads with it in early November. Keep an eye out for our firsthand impressions.
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