Performance exhaust manufacturer Termignoni has announced a new racing silencer for the 2018 Royal Enfield Himalayan. The Himalayan is the only Royal Enfield motorcycle to get a dedicated Termignoni ...

Shorter, stubbier exhaust end can designed to save weight. New Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 likely to be faster and lighter than current Himalayan. Images of a test mule of the Royal Enfield ...

The Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 is possibly the most anticipated and talked-about motorcycle these days. Hence, with every test run that it makes, we manage to observe something new, and this time, ...

The Himalayan is powered by an all-new 411cc engine. A rider-modified Royal Enfield Himalayan with Akropovic exhaust is seen in the video below. Even though Royal Enfield sells complete accessories ...

Royal Enfield’s long-stroke single-cylinder models have always had their signature sound and the eponymous thump is one of the biggest draws for prospective customers. However, the upcoming Royal ...

Eicher-owned Royal Enfield is one of the most known and loved motorcycle companies in the Indian market. Famous for the Bullet and Classic series, Royal Enfield made a bold move when it introduced the ...

The 2022 Benelli Leoncino 800 Trail will be available for purchase in Europe later this year, in grey, brown, and green colors. Royal Enfield has announced a new Slide School, where these custom ...

While no details about the upcoming new Himalayan have been officially revealed so far apart from a teaser, the motorcycle continues to be spied on test across the country from time to time. While no ...

It is powered by the freshly developed engine that is powered by a 410cc, Fuel-injected, SOHC, single cylinder engine, which is expected to produce a maximum power of around 28bhp and peak torque of ...

The Royal Enfield Himalayan was spotted again in the wild, and this time we have a clear photo of the new machine the Indian manufacturer is preparing to launch. The battered, rusty disguises used in ...

The performance exhaust is lighter and produces more power and torque than the stock exhaust Performance exhaust manufacturer Termignoni has launched a racing exhaust for the Royal Enfield Himalayan.