The 2022 Royal Enfield Himalayan in the new Pine Green colorway. Side cases are optional equipment.

Royal Enfield made a big splash in 2018 when it launched the Himalayan, a lightweight adventure bike powered by an air-cooled 411cc Single. Built to withstand the rigors of mountains such as those after which it was named, the Himalayan was simple, durable, and affordable, with a base price of just $4,499.

Adding to the Himalayan?s appeal was a curb weight of 421 pounds and a seat height of 31.5 inches.

2022 Royal Enfield Himalayan in Mirage Silver

The Himalayan was updated in 2019 with standard ABS, which nudged the price up to $4,749 ? still a fraction of the cost of most other dual-sport/adventure motorcycles.

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For 2022, Royal Enfield has further upgraded the Himalayan with the company?s exclusive Tripper Navigation system, which debuted on the Meteor 350. Designed with the Google Maps platform, it?s a simple, intuitive turn-by-turn navigation pod mounted on the instrument cluster that pairs with a smartphone via the Royal Enfield App.

The Tripper navigation system is standard equipment on the 2022 Royal Enfield Himalayan.

The 2022 Royal Enfield Himalayan receives several ergonomic upgrades, focused on increasing comfort and capability. Revised seat cushioning allows riders to enjoy extended saddle time while a new windscreen keeps more wind off the rider. The...