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- European Cycle Sports Ltd
- HIM450
- 450H
- Motorcycle / Scooter
- Dual Sport Adventure
- Gas
There is no predictable journey in the Himalayas. There was no one machine designed for this journey. Until now. The Himalayas built the all-new Himalayan. A motorcycle with a strong adventure lineage yet remains true to our philosophy of pure motorcycling. The all-new Himalayan retains the capability, versatility, and ability to go anywhere your adventure takes you—nothing you don’t need and everything you do for the changing times. #AllRoadsNoRoads
Royal Enfield's new Sherpa 452cc (Sherpa 450) engine is a quantum leap in power, performance, and technology over the previous generation's air-cooled LS 410 mill. First off, it's now water-cooled, which allows the Sherpa 450 to run at an 11.5:1 compression ratio versus the previous generation's air-cooled 9.5:1. The resulting increase in power is noticeable in the comparison chart, which also translates to the in-seat experience. Max horsepower increased to almost 40 bhp @ 8,000 rpm from 24 bhp @ 6,500 rpm. Torque increased from 23.6 to almost 30 ft-lbs at 5,500 rpm. The engineers kept the same usable power curve but added over 60% more power while extending the redline by over 2,000 rpm.
Royal Enfield's new Sherpa 452cc (Sherpa 450) engine is a quantum leap in power, performance, and technology over the previous generation's air-cooled LS 410 mill. First off, it's now water-cooled, which allows the Sherpa 450 to run at an 11.5:1 compression ratio versus the previous generation's air-cooled 9.5:1. The resulting increase in power is noticeable in the comparison chart, which also translates to the in-seat experience. Max horsepower increased to almost 40 bhp @ 8,000 rpm from 24 bhp @ 6,500 rpm. Torque increased from 23.6 to almost 30 ft-lbs at 5,500 rpm. The engineers kept the same usable power curve but added over 60% more power while extending the redline by over 2,000 rpm.
- European Cycle Sports Ltd
- New
- HIM450
- 2025
- Royal Enfield
- Himalayan 450
- Motorcycle / Scooter
- Dual Sport Adventure
- 450H
- Gas
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