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Royal Enfield
Himalayan 450
Royal Enfield's Himalayan 450 is the most fully featured entry-ADV at $5,999 new — a 452cc single with built-in GPS navigation on a round TFT display, 21/17 spoked wheels, and strong off-road capability at a price no Japanese competitor matches. Traction control is absent by design; the single-cylinder engine is capable but not fast at highway speeds.
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452cc single
Engine
432 lbs
Weight
32.5 in
Seat
$5,999
MSRP
Used price, ownership cost, and rider-fit estimates are editorial. Verify before purchasing.
Rider fit
Best-use signals
Beginner8/10
Commuting6/10
Touring7/10
Off-road8/10
Two-up4/10
Sport3/10
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Known strengths
- Exceptional value with full-map GPS navigation on a round TFT display
- Lightweight and agile off-road with 21/17 spoked wheels
- 17-liter fuel tank provides excellent range for remote touring
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Common issues
- No traction control or ride modes (kept simple by design)
- Single-cylinder engine lacks top-end power for sustained highway speeds
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Inspection checklist
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Maintenance notes
- Service intervals at 6,000 miles for first service, then every 10,000 miles
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- 2024Royal Enfield's Himalayan 450 is the most fully featured entry-ADV at $5,999 new — a 452cc single with built-in GPS navigation on a round TFT display, 21/17 spoked wheels, and strong off-road capability at a price no Japanese competitor matches. Traction control is absent by design; the single-cylinder engine is capable but not fast at highway speeds.Watch
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Last checked May 24, 2026 through MANUAL.
Configuration
2024 Base
adventure motorcycle with 452cc single.