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Get your Royal Enfield Himalayan bike repaired for free
Royal Enfield launched the Himalayan back in March 2016 at a price of INR 1.55 lakh.The newest Royal Enfield, Himalayan which was launched earlier this year, is being recalled. Some dealers have already contacted owners.
Royal Enfield launched the Himalayan back in March 2016 at a price of INR 1.55 lakh.The newest Royal Enfield, Himalayan which was launched earlier this year, is being recalled. Some dealers have already contacted owners. The reason of the recall is a faulty rocker shaft and the clutch assembly. Both these faulty parts are being replaced at dealerships for free of cost.
It is believed that all units of Royal Enfield Himalayan sold till date have been affected under this new recall.Royal Enfield Himalayan is an entry-level adventure motorcycle which is based on a new platform and is powered by a new LS410 engine. Powering the Himalayan is a Long Stroke 410 cc single cylinder engine which is rated to deliver 25 PS power and 32 Nm torque.
Easily the most advanced of Royal Enfield on offer today, the company claims that Himalayan’s engine is as rugged as the bike itself. Engine oil can last for 10,000 kms, while spark plugs can last for 25,000 kms.Designed for taking on difficult terrains, RE claims that the Himalayan is an equally good everyday bike. The newly designed chassis by Harris Performance makes sure that the bike is easy to manoeuvre in traffic jams and is equally easy to traverse through surfaces with no roads.
This article has first appeared in Rushlane.com
