2:50 The engine named after the Sherpa community who carry our bags and navigate through the tough terrains of the Himalayas..... Absolutely loved the thought process and gesture ❤❤❤
lol, sherpa is not just about carrying your bags and navigator , they are a community residing and sharing their culture with the nepalese all around the world !! just another gurkha clan ... and the TEAM HIMALAYAN didn't even reached the highest mountain in India .They were just loitering around the GREAT INDIA wannabe TRAIL...you guys have Spoil it ..
@@sudaceshrestha1605 start reading, don't tell half stories to the world. either tell current story or tell the origin of the culture. and additionally don't distinct your self from India if you are a nepalese, if you're not from nepal don't think nepal is not our indian culture.
This totally changed my mind how i looked at this Brand. Truly awesome and no bs brand. Im glad that you guys lent this little beast to Noraly a.k.a Itchy Boots. 💪👌🙏
I Hope they gave the bike to her, and it’s not merely a lend. Noraly will sell plenty of those bikes for Royal Enfield. She gets half a million views on every TH-cam video she puts out.
A little tidbit to drop here: Noraly travelled from Delhi to Netherlands in the first generation Himalayan (which she bought on her own after she loved the Himalayan which she rented in Manali during her first visit to the mighty Himalayas). Then she has explored across various parts of the world in different bikes but now, she's back. Seeing this, RE must've shared a pre-production vehicle to Noraly as she is a Veteran Himalayan Rider/User (she even named her Himalayan as 'Basanti'), which as you guys said is really a smart and grateful gesture from the brand and a pseudo-marketing on how the ADV must be really used. Man, I'm much more smitten on this sweet machine and respect the people who utilise the machine to its capability 😇
I love what you guys do. I owned a Meteor and I currently own a Himalayan 411 and an Interceptor. I love those bikes to bits. Thank you RE !! Hi from Switzerland
@@hrishikeshoulkar5526 actually it’s not that heavy, that said I dropped it 🙈 if it gets out of balance you easily loos it, but that’s the same with every bike. It’s a joy to ride !!!!
@@odorlessflavorlessThe 411 is the perfect step up from a 125; it’ll feel big. Not tremendously more powerful depending on the 125 you have, but powerful enough for any situation. Been doing Switzerland to South of France for a couple of times, it’s a joyful and stressless experience where you focus on scenery and isolation.
@@odorlessflavorless I prefer aircoold engines. Some prefer the scram because it’s more nimble because of the smaller frontwheel. I think the torque of the 411 is plenty enough. For touring, the Himalayan is the right choice. Ichy boots proofed it when she half across the world on a Himi 😉
@@royalenfieldplease old classic 350 ko continue kro hme new wali pasand nhi ayi h hme hmara old speedo meter vapas chahiye aapne new classic 350 launch kri sab kuch change kr diya to retro feel kha h old vali m proper retro feel tha or aap ki classic ki 2023 m kitni sells down hui h to bhi aap dhyan nhi de rhe h ki old vali ko log like krte h bhelehi aap price high kr do but we want real royale enfield ❤❤❤😢
After nearly sixty years of riding, I “retired” my current Ducati 600SS and bought a BS4 Himalayan as my regular ride, with some of the savings for my retirement. Just love this bike, done 10,000kms in two years with ZERO issues (so easy to service and maintain). Just love this video - if I was a bit younger (and a bit healthier) I would just love to travel to the Himalayas on one of the new bikes, then ship it home to Australia - awesome video (I am so jealous of you guys getting up to Umling La and Ladakh) 😀👍🇦🇺
I bought a 22 model in April I've clocked 12k miles with absolutely no issues. Like yourself I am a bit older and have been riding since the 70s . Very happy with the bike.
@@KishanM04 Sorry to say but I am only 75, and all ready know age matters, I still ride a lot and enjoy it, but no longer can ride tall bikes, as just not as flexible, at times. I am very flexible when doing a work out, but after sitting on the bike for a long time stiffen up a lot, would of made a great video of me trying to get off my CRF 300 L the ground was a little uneven and thinking I will have to get back on and find a flat spot to get off. Also our bones are much weaker, Lifting a cabinet that only weighted around 100 lb. it got out of ballance and ended up with a compression fracture, that took over 3 months to heal. I also dropped my DR650 with a 20 liter gas tank and was trapped under it with my food under the exhaust and got a burn in my foot that took three trips to the burn unit three times a week and still took much longer to heal than if I was younger. these all happened to me in the last year or so. My friend age makes a huge difference, I can still ride and do, but lighter and lower bikes. I am glad to see that they are starting to lower a some bikes from the factory like the CRF 300 L and the KTM 650, but not available hear in Canada I have many friends that are younger than I am and there joints have given out, having to get replacement knees and hips. Older people tend to fall a lot more, and the only thing that saves me is I do a lot of stretching and some weight training witch seems to help me from getting injuries. A lot of older people when they fall end up with broken bones, witch take a lot long to heal as you age. Another factor is energy levels, at 64 ran a half marathon to day dough I would even be able to walk that with out taking a couple of breaks. Age dose Matter. We can still enjoy life but not like we did when we were 65 and under.
This will sell like hot cakes and will be a game changer for the "classic" manufacturers. Thanks RE for being brave and not just follow what others do.
I really Love R.E. Motorcycles! i hope to have one of these beautifull machines someday and be part of R.E. Team in South America Congrantulations! Keep making history!
I have been following the "Itchy Boots" videos for years.. the latest series on the new Himalayan is a must watch. You ahould sponsor this woman, she has sold more Himalayans for you than any commercial.
I too am following.. i think her latest series is sponsored I guess since the vehicle number plate is of red colour which here in India means Test vehicle. I could be wrong too but still she's awesome 😊
It's just so great that Royal Enfield has become probably the most innovative and dynamic motorcycle manufacturers/company since Honda in the 60's and 70's. Bravo!
Though I can never sell my 411, we've been through too much together, I don't think she will mind having a new friend in the garage when they come to America! Brilliant launch, guys. Itchy Boots is why I ride a Himalayan. Hope she comes back RE with her own bike in her next adventures!
I recently did a review of my beloved Hunter 350 and I must say that I have never been so excited about a motorcycle in my 35 years as a motorcyclist. Please keep this direction of development of the company - beautiful, useful and accessible motorcycles. Thank you, greetings from Edinburgh.
Itchy Boots tested your newest model best. Watching her videos lately and her older videos riding your previous model taught me about your cycles capabilities. I’m impressed with your motor cycle because of her. Otherwise, I wouldn’t even know about Enfield. They are not very well marketed here in the United States. Itchy Boots made your cycle famous for me.
At first, I didn’t like the look of this new Himalayan. I preferred the older style. But after watching this video and seeing it in action, I’m starting to change my mind. Excellent work RE!!! Please bring this bike to the US!!
The Royal Enfield Team did a mesmerizing work showing the magnificent landscapes of India from Tamil Nadu to Ladakh. Only a true Indian company can show the real beauty of India and I absolutely love this vlog.❤
You need to watch Itchy Boots! She rides solo around the world and produces some amazing videos and shows us places we'll be unlikely to see ourselves.
It was good to see RE collaborating with youtube channels like itchy boots..Noraly is one of the largest followed motobiker who is testing this bike in the J&K. Good luck RE.
I have no words to say Royal Enfield, It's just my heart opening up to you. I think by launching this machine you made my entire year special even tho its about to end. i have been waiting for so long, there is a line between human's there emotion's and a machine and that's where you guys come in and boom the line is gone . It's not about how far can you go or how far a machine can take you, It's about how far a connection can take you.
Having just completed a maiden circuit from Leh to Ladakh on the REH 411 and fallen in love with the machine, cant wait for the next Himalayan adventure on the REH452 beauty! wohooo!
One of my favourite memories of India was riding across the Rann of Kutch during the full moon on a Himalayan a number of years ago. You read all the reviews across multiple brands and bikes, and sometimes find yourself convinced you need something bigger, smaller, or more in some ways, but to this day I think the Himalayan ranks up there in how a bike makes you feel when you travel on it...have high confidence this bike will be a great evolution of that principle, and fair play to Royal Enfield in keeping that concept of what a bike should be alive.
The joy and the passion in the team is telling...it is exactly the secret ingredient to the consistency in which RE keeps producing bikes with a soul! A big shout out to the marketing team too..this looks fabulous and getting Noraly to ride the bike was genius!
I've had my 2022 Himalayan for 18 months now and it seems perfect. What comes after perfect?? I'm looking forward to seeing the new Himalayan. And by the way, thanks for lending one to Noraly at Itchy Boots. She's pounding through India on it and it is a revelation to watch the machine, the people, and the landscape.
This bike seems perfect! Please bring it to the USA market soon! Love this video and the enthusiasm by the RE team that rode tested. Royal Enfield is doing it right. Real tests of products is the best way to tell.
I wasn't too sure on the styling of this new version, but after seeing this I'm far more convinced! Could be just the ticket to get back into motorcycling after a few years off, and a good way to lug my medium and large format photography kit around!
All things aside let's appreciate the cinematography of this video. Bits about bike, drone shots, editing,the music everything was perfect it really hype you up🤟🤟
This might very well my very first motorcycle. I am anxiously waiting for its release here in Germany. Even if I chose against this bike, I definitely would have a look at all the other amazing offerings from RE.
Its been 32 years with Royal enfield bikes. From grand parents to parents, then to me. Still more to go. Thanks royale enfield and team for the wonderful machines
RE thinks they have crafter a Mountain Goat . But they are wrong , they literally unleashed a SNOW LEOPARD in Mighty Himalayas . Especially in Kamet white .
Awesome! Já tive a primeira versão da Himalaya, hoje tenho a Interceptor, estou ansioso pela chegada dessa moto aqui no Brasil, com certeza será minha próxima moto.
I'm not a avid biker , but I love travelling and seeing the bikers travelling solo. I follow Noraly of ITCHY BOOTS in youtube for quite some time. Recently I saw Noraly driving new himalayan....and its impressive. I have decided that if I buy a bike it will be the new himalayan
Thankyou for this!! Those real world grueling endurance tests really brings out the true character of the product and areas of refinements. Your customers will be in so much confidence knowing what great lengths you went to build this product for them.
This is an awesome film guys and what a bike! Such passion in the development and creation stages is evident here. I'm seriously thinking of trading my 2018 ATAS for one of these and an Interceptor, which I tested in September and absolutely fell in love with. Hurry up and start shipping to France!!
Aside from the amazing Royal Enfield motorcycle, the video production is absolutely amazing with breathtaking drone shots. The Himalayan is one of the rising adventure bikes here in the Philippines and its great to see the different models are finally available in our country. We love Royal Enfield! =)
Being a Royal Enfield Himalayan user for the past 5 years.. The story began when I was 20 and the Himalayan was the only choice which I could go for since my parents trusted Royal Enfield.. Starting my journey just as a motorcyclist to the current enthusiast building up some knowledge about the bike an it's fixes that made me happy helping a bunch of Himalayan owners.. Its the Himalayan which I call the Bucephalus made me evolve over time.. Watching this video of the upcoming Himalayan kept the goosebumps throughout waiting to own one and take it out to everywhere keeping the 411 along.. I will be happily booking the motorcycle without even taking a TD just like how I blindly took the Himalayan 411 's one of the motorcycle in the first batch of the abs variant
Wow! Amazing footage! The pride and joy that you have riding your new creation is truly palpable. Can't wait to see it here in the UK and take it for a test ride.
Perfect! Congratulations! I had a 2018 Hima and learned how to ride on dirt and tarmac. I now have a new Hunter 350 and loving it! Are you planning on a Hunter Scrambler with the new Sherpa engine and six speed? Please bring to USA soon! Thank you for bringing me miles and miles of big smiles on RE motorbikes!
This is fantastic! I'm a proud owner of a Himalayan 411, and I'm really eager to witness this in person as soon as I can. The enthusiasm of the Royal Enfield team behind the new Himalayan is truly remarkable. I'm counting down the days until I can actually take the new bike for a ride.😍
Royal Enfield crew, you are quite fortunate to have had such an interesting life experience; few people have the opportunity to do so. Congratulations, and best wishes for your future endeavors.
I have been following Noraly for a long time and she is currently riding your Pre production Himalayan 450. She is probably the best Brand Ambassador you'd have with an almost 2 million subscribers. If I ever buy a bike it will definitely be a Himalayan
Well, I bought my Himalayan after following Itchy Boots for a while and seeing how it performed. Good luck with buying your Himalayan before too long 🇦🇺👍
Siddharth Lal, you did a great job . Its been an incredible journey since the 90s when RE nearly packed up. I still remember when you joined this compnay and was the final hope. What a journey! Thanks man...
This is such a fantastic introduction to the 452!! Having followed the bike's development through scoops over past 12 months or so, this video hits right in the heart! It is wonderful to see the people who worked on developing the bike actually introduce it with a 5000+ kms ride. This Himalayan is really tempting me out of my cruiser love, the Thunderbird. All the best RE!
As a white American, I would like to show some love to my brothers and sisters at Royal Enfield for continually perfecting their craft when it comes to making great motorcycles "that people want to buy" at a great price! Good job! I will own a Himalayan and an Int 650 someday. The Bullet 500 uce I had was a great motorcycle that I never should have traded. If I had only known they would no longer be made...
Goosebumps man. Can’t wait to test ride himmy ❤. this will overcome 411 weak points in top grunt, tubeless tyres,etc. Also please consider itchy boots(noraly’s) name for next 750 adv. Cheers 🎉
I was looking to get the current Himalayan as my first motorcycle. Previous design was better imo but new features are welcome. Looking forward to know prices, availability and learn what wills happen to current models. Eagerly waiting for it to come to Colombia.
Hey Royal Enfield. I was 14 when I was fascinated about motorcycling and till today from then I’ve seen the brand evolve as a whole. I can’t describe how much I love the brand. I’ve been riding my dad’s CL 350 from past 6 years and clocked around 30k kms and my oh my what an motorcycling experience it has been. You guys have truly set a sheer benchmark of quality in the Indian motorcycling scene through the legacy who the brand itself possesses. Thank you for the new Himalayan, it’s definitely appealing and promising. Thanks for everything, and yes this might be my next motorcycle.
3:00 Love the torque curve. The hp goes up as the square of the rpm from 2,000 to 4,000 rpm, right where most people ride. It must be really difficult dealing with cost sensitives and emissions. If I designed the bike it would look like a KTM 1290 Super Adventure with upgraded bits. That nobody could afford and wouldn't pass smog.
Tenho uma Yamaha tenere 250 e não vejo a hora de fazer um upgrade para a Himalaian 452, o difícil vai ser esperar ela chegar no Brasil. Ela é seria a melhor e unica opção. Por favor não demorem para enviar ela para o Brasil.
RE surely seems going in the right direction and hope the Himalayan 452 is as good as it is being projected. Congratulations to all the teams in this video. Really enjoyed watching it.
Amazing guys! I was in Ladakh in August riding the old 411's theirs no better feeling, much love to the royal enfield team from Australia, It's so good to see the guys that built them being so passionate about riding them as well.
Last year i did Pondicherry to leh and back to Delhi a total of 8000 plus kilometres with zero issues. Thanks for the team for giving us such a great bike.
Congratulations RE! I had thought about getting an Himalayan a couple of years ago but it seemed a little too underpowered for me. But now, this new bike seems like it might be a perfect fit!
What a wholesome video- not just about the amazing motorcycle the new Himalayan seems to be, but traversing and showcasing the gorgeous Indian landscape. I'm sure this is going to fire up the biking spirit not only in numerous Indian riders, but invite a lot of motorcyclists around the world to experience one of the most diverse riding experiences on the planet.
Long time RE fan, I currently own: Thunderbird 350cc 2006 Bullet Chrome 500cc 2013 Super Meteor 650cc 2023 Glad to see such awesome bikes rolling out of the RE Stable...u guys are making us all proud...👏👏 see u guys in Goa for 2023 Rider Mania!!!
There is everything.... Everything we need An off roader with punchy low end A cruiser with 120+ comfortable cruise speed A modern machine with first in segment features nd connectivity A classic adventure machine to feel proud on roads Plus awesome color schemes This is going to be a segment killer❤
whoever wrote, scripted, planned, executed this film - don't let awards or any other bs fool you. this is such a mad good piece for the brand. The brand managers choose the right team to execute this film! and I feel so much more closer to the product already only after seeing 12 mins of it. ❤
at this moment I own two motorcycles I have a 2000 Indian Chief and I have a 20/20 to tribe Speedmaster . I am seriously looking at this for my off-road options . I've been considering other bikes such as Husqvarna or KTM . price doesn't matter. but I'm really liking what I see in the Royal Enfield Himalayan 452 I am thinking about waiting till a 650 that they have mentioned was to come out in the future possibly sold in the USA . if a 650 is to come out . I really do not want to jump the gun on a 452 . but I'm really liking the Enfield product . and waiting for comparison of the KTM and the Husqvarna to the Himalayan 452 in the future . again I'm anxiously waiting for the release of the 650 to make comparison to the 452 and other internal purpose motorcycles thanks for your video . keep them coming , it'd be nice if someone brought this bike to us and take it out in the High Sierras or the Rockies
Royal Enfield is a massive emotion. I own Interceptor the very first batches. I can’t wait to get my hands on this for something to go off-road now. Massive chills watching this. Thank you Royal Enfield Marketing team❤
If it holds its promises I'm definitely going to buy one, I fell in love with a rented Himalayan 411, but it didn't have quite enough power for me, I'm really excited what the new one brings.
The last time I saw something like this was the test video for Rolls Royce Cullinan! Very inspiring and sets very high expectations from the new RE Himalayan. I stopped riding RE machines some 20 years back. Is the new RE Himalayan the machine that will get me back on the RE bandwagon? I grow more impatient with every passing second!
I m 41years INDIAN working in UAE sinces last 16 years..... as I m in middle of my career n little stable to my family in a financial responsible..... decided to own new bike for my self ....doing search n research in few weeks back...I came to conclusion, that I will go with `````Himalayan 411..but came to know about 452 which will be perfect for explore INDIA during my regular annual visit ...since last 1 week every single minute I am gather ing all possible information to regarding booking of RNH- 452 in my home town Latur MH. just waiting to come my dream come true In few more days... excited to start my journey with Royal Enfield452 .......big congrat to team RN... see u all some where around in Himalaya....very few times i have ride bike since last 16 years and also my height is 5'4" .....can RNH-452 will suitalbe for me...
I hope it comes soon to Brazil as well! Have you also tested with hot climates? I'm loving my 411 more each day that I ride it, looking forward to the new one!
@@luisenriquemunoz8793 chennai, from where they started (RE factory) has very hot and humid. They also travelled Rajasthan, near the Indian desert. They should have experienced high temperatures there too.
2:50 The engine named after the Sherpa community who carry our bags and navigate through the tough terrains of the Himalayas.....
Absolutely loved the thought process and gesture ❤❤❤
Thank you for sharing that info ❤
lol, sherpa is not just about carrying your bags and navigator , they are a community residing and sharing their culture with the nepalese all around the world !! just another gurkha clan ... and the TEAM HIMALAYAN didn't even reached the highest mountain in India .They were just loitering around the GREAT INDIA wannabe TRAIL...you guys have Spoil it ..
@@sudaceshrestha1605 Thanks for your enlightenment.
@@sudaceshrestha1605 start reading, don't tell half stories to the world. either tell current story or tell the origin of the culture. and additionally don't distinct your self from India if you are a nepalese, if you're not from nepal don't think nepal is not our indian culture.
Awesome ❤️✌🏾
This totally changed my mind how i looked at this Brand. Truly awesome and no bs brand. Im glad that you guys lent this little beast to Noraly a.k.a Itchy Boots. 💪👌🙏
AMEN!! Noraly is kicking it with that bike. I wonder if she will switch to the Himalayan...
pro gamer move right there
Right? Pure motorcycling :D
I Hope they gave the bike to her, and it’s not merely a lend. Noraly will sell plenty of those bikes for Royal Enfield. She gets half a million views on every TH-cam video she puts out.
A little tidbit to drop here: Noraly travelled from Delhi to Netherlands in the first generation Himalayan (which she bought on her own after she loved the Himalayan which she rented in Manali during her first visit to the mighty Himalayas). Then she has explored across various parts of the world in different bikes but now, she's back. Seeing this, RE must've shared a pre-production vehicle to Noraly as she is a Veteran Himalayan Rider/User (she even named her Himalayan as 'Basanti'), which as you guys said is really a smart and grateful gesture from the brand and a pseudo-marketing on how the ADV must be really used.
Man, I'm much more smitten on this sweet machine and respect the people who utilise the machine to its capability 😇
I love what you guys do. I owned a Meteor and I currently own a Himalayan 411 and an Interceptor. I love those bikes to bits. Thank you RE !! Hi from Switzerland
Bro just want to know about the interceptor. How do you handle it's weight. Can u guide on this
@@hrishikeshoulkar5526 actually it’s not that heavy, that said I dropped it 🙈 if it gets out of balance you easily loos it, but that’s the same with every bike. It’s a joy to ride !!!!
do you recommend a scram 411 / himalayan for someone upgrading from 125cc or should i wait for this 450 ? am looking for an adv for long dist. touring
@@odorlessflavorlessThe 411 is the perfect step up from a 125; it’ll feel big. Not tremendously more powerful depending on the 125 you have, but powerful enough for any situation. Been doing Switzerland to South of France for a couple of times, it’s a joyful and stressless experience where you focus on scenery and isolation.
@@odorlessflavorless I prefer aircoold engines. Some prefer the scram because it’s more nimble because of the smaller frontwheel. I think the torque of the 411 is plenty enough. For touring, the Himalayan is the right choice. Ichy boots proofed it when she half across the world on a Himi 😉
Hats off to the FPV Drone pilot! The shots were amazing 😍😍
Please bring the new Himalayan to North America as well soon! We're waiting for this one! 😎✌️
Soon! 🏔
No 😅
@@royalenfieldplease old classic 350 ko continue kro hme new wali pasand nhi ayi h hme hmara old speedo meter vapas chahiye aapne new classic 350 launch kri sab kuch change kr diya to retro feel kha h old vali m proper retro feel tha or aap ki classic ki 2023 m kitni sells down hui h to bhi aap dhyan nhi de rhe h ki old vali ko log like krte h bhelehi aap price high kr do but we want real royale enfield ❤❤❤😢
Give me one reason to choose it over Honda cb500x?
@@oknevalsTFT
After nearly sixty years of riding, I “retired” my current Ducati 600SS and bought a BS4 Himalayan as my regular ride, with some of the savings for my retirement. Just love this bike, done 10,000kms in two years with ZERO issues (so easy to service and maintain).
Just love this video - if I was a bit younger (and a bit healthier) I would just love to travel to the Himalayas on one of the new bikes, then ship it home to Australia - awesome video (I am so jealous of you guys getting up to Umling La and Ladakh) 😀👍🇦🇺
thats great to here sir at this age also you are very enthusiastic about riding thanks for inspiring us.
I bought a 22 model in April I've clocked 12k miles with absolutely no issues. Like yourself I am a bit older and have been riding since the 70s . Very happy with the bike.
Age is just a number, If you will to do it, then YOU can do it.
THIS IS THE WAY. ✊
@@KishanM04 Sorry to say but I am only 75, and all ready know age matters, I still ride a lot and enjoy it, but no longer can ride tall bikes, as just not as flexible, at times. I am very flexible when doing a work out, but after sitting on the bike for a long time stiffen up a lot, would of made a great video of me trying to get off my CRF 300 L the ground was a little uneven and thinking I will have to get back on and find a flat spot to get off. Also our bones are much weaker, Lifting a cabinet that only weighted around 100 lb. it got out of ballance and ended up with a compression fracture, that took over 3 months to heal. I also dropped my DR650 with a 20 liter gas tank and was trapped under it with my food under the exhaust and got a burn in my foot that took three trips to the burn unit three times a week and still took much longer to heal than if I was younger. these all happened to me in the last year or so. My friend age makes a huge difference, I can still ride and do, but lighter and lower bikes. I am glad to see that they are starting to lower a some bikes from the factory like the CRF 300 L and the KTM 650, but not available hear in Canada I have many friends that are younger than I am and there joints have given out, having to get replacement knees and hips. Older people tend to fall a lot more, and the only thing that saves me is I do a lot of stretching and some weight training witch seems to help me from getting injuries. A lot of older people when they fall end up with broken bones, witch take a lot long to heal as you age. Another factor is energy levels, at 64 ran a half marathon to day dough I would even be able to walk that with out taking a couple of breaks. Age dose Matter. We can still enjoy life but not like we did when we were 65 and under.
@@visualsofjaywon’t live much longer following your advice 😂and 😂
This will sell like hot cakes and will be a game changer for the "classic" manufacturers. Thanks RE for being brave and not just follow what others do.
It will be ground shattering. Many brands would have to run for money after this legend...
I really Love R.E. Motorcycles! i hope to have one of these beautifull machines someday and be part of R.E. Team in South America
Congrantulations! Keep making history!
Wow am so Excited ❤🤩
Would ride in Himalaya
I have been following the "Itchy Boots" videos for years.. the latest series on the new Himalayan is a must watch. You ahould sponsor this woman, she has sold more Himalayans for you than any commercial.
I too am following.. i think her latest series is sponsored I guess since the vehicle number plate is of red colour which here in India means Test vehicle. I could be wrong too but still she's awesome 😊
Hey she did mention about the ride being provided by RE in the first video itself
It's just so great that Royal Enfield has become probably the most innovative and dynamic motorcycle manufacturers/company since Honda in the 60's and 70's. Bravo!
Made in India means real quality. So very proud of RE and my 350 Classic. I may have to buy a new Himalayan now as well.
Though I can never sell my 411, we've been through too much together, I don't think she will mind having a new friend in the garage when they come to America! Brilliant launch, guys. Itchy Boots is why I ride a Himalayan. Hope she comes back RE with her own bike in her next adventures!
Well she is now in the Himalayas with new Himalayan 452 in her latest vlogs
@0arjun077 Yes I hope she takes it back to Africa!
@@JackHumphrey it's a pre production model something like that. Hope RE gifts her one, She really deserves it.
I absolutely love my current Himalayan but I will seriously look at upgrading for more power, and an extra gear. Well done Royal Enfield! Can't wait!
I recently did a review of my beloved Hunter 350 and I must say that I have never been so excited about a motorcycle in my 35 years as a motorcyclist. Please keep this direction of development of the company - beautiful, useful and accessible motorcycles.
Thank you, greetings from Edinburgh.
Itchy Boots tested your newest model best. Watching her videos lately and her older videos riding your previous model taught me about your cycles capabilities. I’m impressed with your motor cycle because of her. Otherwise, I wouldn’t even know about Enfield. They are not very well marketed here in the United States. Itchy Boots made your cycle famous for me.
It may not be famous over there but here every Indian boy dream to have one of these bike. We call it here Bullet.
@@vikku_19 I can agree it is a very nice bike and I understand why it is desirable.
At first, I didn’t like the look of this new Himalayan. I preferred the older style. But after watching this video and seeing it in action, I’m starting to change my mind. Excellent work RE!!! Please bring this bike to the US!!
That's one of the most badass name for an engine " Sherpa ". Fitting name as it's your guide to the Himalayas💛
Himalayan Classic 411....Himalayan Sherpa 452 😊
The Royal Enfield Team did a mesmerizing work showing the magnificent landscapes of India from Tamil Nadu to Ladakh. Only a true Indian company can show the real beauty of India and I absolutely love this vlog.❤
Congratulations, my only worry is that I will be tempted to leave my actual dear Himalayan 😮
Cheers from Chile
CONGRATULATIONS TO ENTIRE ROYAL ENFIELD COMPANY, DEALERS, SELLERS AND WORKSHOPS. WE HORK HARD FOR IT !
Essa moto é a cara do Brasil! Estamos no aguardo! Vida Longa a Himalayan!
give your editing team a raise !!! fantastic journey, absolutely loved it
You need to watch Itchy Boots! She rides solo around the world and produces some amazing videos and shows us places we'll be unlikely to see ourselves.
It was good to see RE collaborating with youtube channels like itchy boots..Noraly is one of the largest followed motobiker who is testing this bike in the J&K. Good luck RE.
I have no words to say Royal Enfield, It's just my heart opening up to you. I think by launching this machine you made my entire year special even tho its about to end. i have been waiting for so long, there is a line between human's there emotion's and a machine
and that's where you guys come in and boom the line is gone . It's not about how far can you go or how far a machine can take you, It's about how far a connection can take you.
Having just completed a maiden circuit from Leh to Ladakh on the REH 411 and fallen in love with the machine, cant wait for the next Himalayan adventure on the REH452 beauty! wohooo!
Well it does have everything you need and nothing you don't need. 🙌
@@royalenfield will it be a bit more reliable this time ? M booking 1
One of my favourite memories of India was riding across the Rann of Kutch during the full moon on a Himalayan a number of years ago. You read all the reviews across multiple brands and bikes, and sometimes find yourself convinced you need something bigger, smaller, or more in some ways, but to this day I think the Himalayan ranks up there in how a bike makes you feel when you travel on it...have high confidence this bike will be a great evolution of that principle, and fair play to Royal Enfield in keeping that concept of what a bike should be alive.
The joy and the passion in the team is telling...it is exactly the secret ingredient to the consistency in which RE keeps producing bikes with a soul! A big shout out to the marketing team too..this looks fabulous and getting Noraly to ride the bike was genius!
The marketing team deserves a kudos for this campaign. Perfect execution of various scenarios for promotion of this amazing motorcycle.
Riding the first lot BS3 himalayan till date covering India, Bhutan, Nepal & even China...hoping to cover some more faster KMs soon :)
Ride more. Ride pure.
Gr8 yaar
Beautifully shot. This was awesome. Want to go to India and now I want a Himalayan to complement my Meteor.
I've had my 2022 Himalayan for 18 months now and it seems perfect. What comes after perfect?? I'm looking forward to seeing the new Himalayan.
And by the way, thanks for lending one to Noraly at Itchy Boots. She's pounding through India on it and it is a revelation to watch the machine, the people, and the landscape.
Fabulous comes after perfect ☺️
This bike seems perfect! Please bring it to the USA market soon! Love this video and the enthusiasm by the RE team that rode tested. Royal Enfield is doing it right. Real tests of products is the best way to tell.
I have the Classic 350 reborn and I love the trademark royal enfield and the philosophy of building bikes. Best wishes from Germany 🎉
I just rode a 2022 Royal Enfield Himalayan on the Island Naxos in Greece and absolutely loved it! Can't wait to see the new model.
Wow am so Excited ❤🤩
I wasn't too sure on the styling of this new version, but after seeing this I'm far more convinced! Could be just the ticket to get back into motorcycling after a few years off, and a good way to lug my medium and large format photography kit around!
All things aside let's appreciate the cinematography of this video. Bits about bike, drone shots, editing,the music everything was perfect it really hype you up🤟🤟
This might very well my very first motorcycle. I am anxiously waiting for its release here in Germany. Even if I chose against this bike, I definitely would have a look at all the other amazing offerings from RE.
Herzlichen Glückwünsch Herr Domzen. RE ist billiger und hervorragend. बहुत मज़े करवाएगा RE आपको 🙏
Its been 32 years with Royal enfield bikes. From grand parents to parents, then to me. Still more to go. Thanks royale enfield and team for the wonderful machines
RE thinks they have crafter a Mountain Goat . But they are wrong , they literally unleashed a SNOW LEOPARD in Mighty Himalayas . Especially in Kamet white .
Awesome! Já tive a primeira versão da Himalaya, hoje tenho a Interceptor, estou ansioso pela chegada dessa moto aqui no Brasil, com certeza será minha próxima moto.
I'm not a avid biker , but I love travelling and seeing the bikers travelling solo. I follow Noraly of ITCHY BOOTS in youtube for quite some time. Recently I saw Noraly driving new himalayan....and its impressive. I have decided that if I buy a bike it will be the new himalayan
Thankyou for this!! Those real world grueling endurance tests really brings out the true character of the product and areas of refinements. Your customers will be in so much confidence knowing what great lengths you went to build this product for them.
Fantastic story, great cinematic Video! Well done! As a BMW GS Rider, I wish you much success. “We will find a way, or make one”!
Border roads organization which builds high mountain roads in India have that motto because its a really tough job
One of the amazing Himalayan testers is Noraly "Itchyboots"
This is an awesome film guys and what a bike! Such passion in the development and creation stages is evident here. I'm seriously thinking of trading my 2018 ATAS for one of these and an Interceptor, which I tested in September and absolutely fell in love with. Hurry up and start shipping to France!!
All the best RE !!...the bike looks fantastic. More power to you and your team who made the ride from chennai to Umlingla.
The passion in the voices of each everyone was so evident. It's something which I doubt can ever be scripted. Great going guys and a great bike.
U r rt
This is the definition of AWESOME.
Awesome bike.
Awesome scenery.
Awesome video.
Awesome PASSION.
AWESOME JOB RE!
Aside from the amazing Royal Enfield motorcycle, the video production is absolutely amazing with breathtaking drone shots.
The Himalayan is one of the rising adventure bikes here in the Philippines and its great to see the different models are finally available in our country. We love Royal Enfield! =)
Being a Royal Enfield Himalayan user for the past 5 years.. The story began when I was 20 and the Himalayan was the only choice which I could go for since my parents trusted Royal Enfield.. Starting my journey just as a motorcyclist to the current enthusiast building up some knowledge about the bike an it's fixes that made me happy helping a bunch of Himalayan owners.. Its the Himalayan which I call the Bucephalus made me evolve over time.. Watching this video of the upcoming Himalayan kept the goosebumps throughout waiting to own one and take it out to everywhere keeping the 411 along.. I will be happily booking the motorcycle without even taking a TD just like how I blindly took the Himalayan 411 's one of the motorcycle in the first batch of the abs variant
Wow! Amazing footage! The pride and joy that you have riding your new creation is truly palpable. Can't wait to see it here in the UK and take it for a test ride.
Perfect! Congratulations! I had a 2018 Hima and learned how to ride on dirt and tarmac. I now have a new Hunter 350 and loving it! Are you planning on a Hunter Scrambler with the new Sherpa engine and six speed? Please bring to USA soon! Thank you for bringing me miles and miles of big smiles on RE motorbikes!
This is fantastic! I'm a proud owner of a Himalayan 411, and I'm really eager to witness this in person as soon as I can. The enthusiasm of the Royal Enfield team behind the new Himalayan is truly remarkable. I'm counting down the days until I can actually take the new bike for a ride.😍
Royal Enfield crew, you are quite fortunate to have had such an interesting life experience; few people have the opportunity to do so. Congratulations, and best wishes for your future endeavors.
Sold my 800 GS, and yesterday went to my dealer in Utah asking to put a deposit on one of these! So excited.
I have been following Noraly for a long time and she is currently riding your Pre production Himalayan 450. She is probably the best Brand Ambassador you'd have with an almost 2 million subscribers. If I ever buy a bike it will definitely be a Himalayan
Well, I bought my Himalayan after following Itchy Boots for a while and seeing how it performed. Good luck with buying your Himalayan before too long 🇦🇺👍
@@heleti0000 Hope you are enjoying your Himalayan 411. You might be interested to know the price of a Himalayan 450 in India, around AU$ 6000
I'm impressed more and more from Royal Enfield's progress. Whoever made this promotional film, did exceptional work. Truly entertaining.
Siddharth Lal, you did a great job . Its been an incredible journey since the 90s when RE nearly packed up. I still remember when you joined this compnay and was the final hope. What a journey! Thanks man...
This is such a fantastic introduction to the 452!! Having followed the bike's development through scoops over past 12 months or so, this video hits right in the heart! It is wonderful to see the people who worked on developing the bike actually introduce it with a 5000+ kms ride. This Himalayan is really tempting me out of my cruiser love, the Thunderbird. All the best RE!
11:00 Hat's off at the Drone team for these amazing shots. Simply outstanding. 👌👌
Also thank you for lending one to Itchy Boots she is a good tester
As a white American, I would like to show some love to my brothers and sisters at Royal Enfield for continually perfecting their craft when it comes to making great motorcycles "that people want to buy" at a great price! Good job! I will own a Himalayan and an Int 650 someday. The Bullet 500 uce I had was a great motorcycle that I never should have traded. If I had only known they would no longer be made...
Wow can see the 4 years of hardwork of RE team😍😍😍♥️♥️♥️🔥🔥🔥 Thanks guys💪💪💪
Happy to set a new "MOUNTAIN STANDARD" in adventure motorcycling!
@@royalenfield that's a great term "Mountain standard"💯
Goosebumps man. Can’t wait to test ride himmy ❤. this will overcome 411 weak points in top grunt, tubeless tyres,etc.
Also please consider itchy boots(noraly’s) name for next 750 adv. Cheers 🎉
I was looking to get the current Himalayan as my first motorcycle. Previous design was better imo but new features are welcome. Looking forward to know prices, availability and learn what wills happen to current models. Eagerly waiting for it to come to Colombia.
Es fantastica, que venga ya para España , bravo por Royal enfield. Impresionantes paisajes en la India.
Hey Royal Enfield. I was 14 when I was fascinated about motorcycling and till today from then I’ve seen the brand evolve as a whole. I can’t describe how much I love the brand. I’ve been riding my dad’s CL 350 from past 6 years and clocked around 30k kms and my oh my what an motorcycling experience it has been. You guys have truly set a sheer benchmark of quality in the Indian motorcycling scene through the legacy who the brand itself possesses. Thank you for the new Himalayan, it’s definitely appealing and promising. Thanks for everything, and yes this might be my next motorcycle.
You started riding classic 350 at the age of 9 😮
@@shrishsingh9791 you heard me wrong, i rode for the first time when i was 14 and started once i was 18 and legal, i am 24 now. :)
Woww.Goosebumps.The last few words "This is a motorcycle you can take to the entire motorcycling world"🔥
3:00 Love the torque curve. The hp goes up as the square of the rpm from 2,000 to 4,000 rpm, right where most people ride. It must be really difficult dealing with cost sensitives and emissions. If I designed the bike it would look like a KTM 1290 Super Adventure with upgraded bits. That nobody could afford and wouldn't pass smog.
Well you've certainly put the Royal Enfield, Himalayan on the map 😀 great test & video
Thanks 👌 😊 Great bikes .
Well done guys .
Tenho uma Yamaha tenere 250 e não vejo a hora de fazer um upgrade para a Himalaian 452, o difícil vai ser esperar ela chegar no Brasil. Ela é seria a melhor e unica opção. Por favor não demorem para enviar ela para o Brasil.
Goosebumps man Goosebumps.. congratulations to the entire team of Royal enfield.. JAI HIND.. !!!
Greeting, Im from Perú and my RE Himalayan will be arriving in July, very greatfull for it. thanks.
Just Wow! I haven been waiting for Himalayan 452 for soo long... I'm so happy it turned out the way I dreamed of... DREAM MACHINE!
RE surely seems going in the right direction and hope the Himalayan 452 is as good as it is being projected.
Congratulations to all the teams in this video. Really enjoyed watching it.
A lot of us in the U.S. are very excited about this bike.
Wow am so Excited ❤🤩
Australia too!
Amazing guys! I was in Ladakh in August riding the old 411's theirs no better feeling, much love to the royal enfield team from Australia, It's so good to see the guys that built them being so passionate about riding them as well.
Beautiful film! Loved the FPV shots. Kudos to the production team.
4:12 Drone pilot was going bonkers there
Last year i did Pondicherry to leh and back to Delhi a total of 8000 plus kilometres with zero issues. Thanks for the team for giving us such a great bike.
Congratulations RE! I had thought about getting an Himalayan a couple of years ago but it seemed a little too underpowered for me. But now, this new bike seems like it might be a perfect fit!
The story behind the bike and this journey is so good. What a team. What a wonderful effort from the film crew too. Epic stuff RE!
Hi Govindarajan sir.....RE teamwork is unbelievable.......thanks to care for your customers ❤️
What a wholesome video- not just about the amazing motorcycle the new Himalayan seems to be, but traversing and showcasing the gorgeous Indian landscape. I'm sure this is going to fire up the biking spirit not only in numerous Indian riders, but invite a lot of motorcyclists around the world to experience one of the most diverse riding experiences on the planet.
Beautiful video! It makes me proud to be a Royal Enfield owner.
Long time RE fan, I currently own:
Thunderbird 350cc 2006
Bullet Chrome 500cc 2013
Super Meteor 650cc 2023
Glad to see such awesome bikes rolling out of the RE Stable...u guys are making us all proud...👏👏
see u guys in Goa for 2023 Rider Mania!!!
Lovely rendition !! Kudos to my entire colleagues who are behind this wonderful machine !! Merry times ahead for RE
There is everything.... Everything we need
An off roader with punchy low end
A cruiser with 120+ comfortable cruise speed
A modern machine with first in segment features nd connectivity
A classic adventure machine to feel proud on roads
Plus awesome color schemes
This is going to be a segment killer❤
whoever wrote, scripted, planned, executed this film - don't let awards or any other bs fool you.
this is such a mad good piece for the brand.
The brand managers choose the right team to execute this film! and I feel so much more closer to the product already only after seeing 12 mins of it.
❤
Absolutely 👍
Yes, this blows all the other adverts out of the park and really speaks to the target audience
Agreed! They knocked this outta this outta the park… it left me wanting more, and naturally, of course, wanting the new Himalayan.
at this moment I own two motorcycles I have a 2000 Indian Chief and I have a 20/20 to tribe Speedmaster . I am seriously looking at this for my off-road options . I've been considering other bikes such as Husqvarna or KTM . price doesn't matter. but I'm really liking what I see in the Royal Enfield Himalayan 452 I am thinking about waiting till a 650 that they have mentioned was to come out in the future possibly sold in the USA . if a 650 is to come out . I really do not want to jump the gun on a 452 . but I'm really liking the Enfield product . and waiting for comparison of the KTM and the Husqvarna to the Himalayan 452 in the future . again I'm anxiously waiting for the release of the 650 to make comparison to the 452 and other internal purpose motorcycles thanks for your video . keep them coming , it'd be nice if someone brought this bike to us and take it out in the High Sierras or the Rockies
Now this bike looks really interesting. Can't wait to go on a ride with this and my current BS4 Himalayan.
I can't wait to be able to buy one in Thailand. It's going to be a perfect machine to explore on.
Royal Enfield is a massive emotion.
I own Interceptor the very first batches.
I can’t wait to get my hands on this for something to go off-road now.
Massive chills watching this.
Thank you Royal Enfield Marketing team❤
Been eagerly waiting for so long. Rode the last gen and now can't wait to get my hands on this one. Hanle black for me it is
Royal Enfield is a heritage...and their bikes live up to it's name. ❤️❤️✌️
If it holds its promises I'm definitely going to buy one, I fell in love with a rented Himalayan 411, but it didn't have quite enough power for me, I'm really excited what the new one brings.
The last time I saw something like this was the test video for Rolls Royce Cullinan! Very inspiring and sets very high expectations from the new RE Himalayan. I stopped riding RE machines some 20 years back. Is the new RE Himalayan the machine that will get me back on the RE bandwagon? I grow more impatient with every passing second!
I m 41years INDIAN working in UAE sinces last 16 years..... as I m in middle of my career n little stable to my family in a financial responsible..... decided to own new bike for my self ....doing search n research in few weeks back...I came to conclusion, that I will go with `````Himalayan 411..but came to know about 452 which will be perfect for explore INDIA during my regular annual visit ...since last 1 week every single minute I am gather ing all possible information to regarding booking of RNH- 452 in my home town Latur MH. just waiting to come my dream come true In few more days... excited to start my journey with Royal Enfield452 .......big congrat to team RN... see u all some where around in Himalaya....very few times i have ride bike since last 16 years and also my height is 5'4" .....can RNH-452 will suitalbe for me...
I hope it comes soon to Brazil as well! Have you also tested with hot climates?
I'm loving my 411 more each day that I ride it, looking forward to the new one!
It's India bro. Different states have different climate here. In Chennai where they started have high temperature.
The ride they took includes temps ranging from 40C to -10C.
@@VicariousxD that's great! I didn't get that from the video, thanks 👍
@@lifegambler2000 that's great to know, from the video I got the impression that they tested more in colder places 👍
@@luisenriquemunoz8793 chennai, from where they started (RE factory) has very hot and humid. They also travelled Rajasthan, near the Indian desert. They should have experienced high temperatures there too.
Too good to watch. So soothing to eyes and ears. Great camera works. Beautiful landscapes . Top editing. Great work.