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Royal Enfield, which continues to build presence in the mid-displacement (250cc-750cc) segment, has launched the "Mana Black Edition" of its Himalayan adventure model in Malaysia, priced at RM32,700. It's a fresh addition to the popular adventure bike's lineup.
The Himalayan isn't some razor-sharp competition machine, but that's exactly what's good about it. It's got the depth of character to load up gear and push through mud and gravel without a second thought. This blacked-out special edition is the type where scratches just add character. Its true colors ought to show on the rough roads of Southeast Asia.
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Crossing Asia on a Himalayan sounds like a dream. This black would look great for camp touring too.
The Himalayan's been solid since the redesign, even just painting it black should sell.
At the end of the day it's just a color-swap limited-edition play, same guts with a price bump.
RM32,700 comes out to about ¥1.1 million, that's actually pretty pricey locally.
For the same money I'd rather go with an adventure bike that's got a bit more power.
The Himalayan's Black Edition looks great, black really tightens up the look.
Does the 'Mana' in Mana Black actually mean something?
