Royal Enfield Announces “Himalayan Spirit” An Off-Road Initiative For Himalayan Owners

Royal Enfield has announced a specialised off-road training initiative called 'Himalayan Spirit', designed specifically for Himalayan motorcycle owners. The programme is set to take place on September 14, 2025 at BigRock Dirt Park in Kolar, Karnataka.

The training course will focus on developing practical skills required for genuine adventure motorcycling rather than competitive racing. Participants will learn essential technical abilities and navigation techniques necessary for extended off-road expeditions.

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The full-day session will feature two distinct riding circuits: Challenge and Navigation routes. These encompass obstacle navigation courses, demanding terrain sections, and instructor-led trail experiences. A collaborative team exercise will also be part of the agenda that will help foster rider fellowship while reinforcing the manufacturer's commitment to responsible motorcycling practices.

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Attendees will ride their own Himalayan 450 machines during the programme. The motorcycle's 452 cc, liquid-cooled, single-cylinder, Sherpa mill produces 39.47 bhp and 40 Nm, which is sent to the rear via a six-speed transmission. It gets ride-by-wire throttle that has been optimised for low-revolution off-road applications – thus making it the ideal bike for beginners to ace their off-riding ability.