2024 Himalayan 450

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Thought I’d start a new thread with actual reviews.

 
I must say I really liked the bike, especially in black/yellow.

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my mate was raving about these yesterday...must admit, looks great
 
I’m wondering about selling the ADV and getting one.
 
Price will be key, it may be one of those bikes that does well in a few countries but isn't made for loads of others due to price and complexity. (I loved the half hour ride on one 2 years ago)
 
Price wise I’m going to hazard a guess they’ll keep it under £6k in UK.
So I’m going to guess at £5795.
 
Price wise I’m going to hazard a guess they’ll keep it under £6k in UK.
So I’m going to guess at £5795.
I've heard rumours of £6500 and £7200. I don't believe it will be sub 6K now (in UK).
 
Thought I’d start a new thread with actual reviews.

The integral navigation, looks to be decent. That is a bit of good news, as it was tricky to see how to mount a GPS unit. I assume though that it’s not simple A to B navigation, ie. it will take bespoke routes.
 
The integral navigation, looks to be decent. That is a bit of good news, as it was tricky to see how to mount a GPS unit. I assume though that it’s not simple A to B navigation, ie. it will take bespoke routes.

Assume the same.
We did try fiddling with it in Milan but it wouldn’t load so must need a phone app or sumfink.
 
Royal Enfield have a functioning, if very basic, navigation app for phones, which links to a small screen on my Himalayan. I am guessing that Royal Enfield might have beefed it it up for the new TFT screen. We shall see.
 
Royal Enfield have a functioning, if very basic, navigation app for phones, which links to a small screen on my Himalayan. I am guessing that Royal Enfield might have beefed it it up for the new TFT screen. We shall see.

It was a nice clear TFT

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This is a screenshot from the video in the opening post. It looks, if nothing else, very similar to the BMW Connected app’s look, which I believe (though I coukd be wrong) is based on a TomTom system. It is not possible to tell from the video whether this is a simple A to B route (pretty easy to do in mountains, where there is only one road from A to B) or a bespoke route.

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It looks a great bike and Itchy seems to be enjoying it from the 2 episodes I've seen so far. I suspect it'll sell faster than they can build them but if they want even more sales, they'll bring out a larger engined version. Say a 700cc, same sort of spec as this, priced well. The 2 models would cover a fair chunk of the market.
 
Stunning in black . Ok in white . There’s also a grey

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