#BuiltByTheHimalayas | Forces Of The Himalayas

“Our involvement in the development of this motorcycle helped us to design accessories with special purposes” - Richard Rawlings, Business Head, Genuine Motorcycle Accessories In this episode of the Royal Enfield Pure Podcast, we engage in a discussion with Richard and Adam regarding the accessories available for the all-new Himalayan, delving into how they were developed with a focus on catering to the adventurous rides amidst the mountains. Join us in this intriguing conversation to gain insights into the comprehensive journey of crafting the finest accessories for the all-new Himalayan.

“Riders wanted their smartphone on the Himalayan, so we started looking and found a unique Royal Enfield way” - Matt Cardenas In this episode of the Ride Pure podcast, we are talking with Pawan and Matt about the Tripper Dash a full TFT 4-inch circle screen that can display a full-map view sourced by Google Maps. A perfect addition to the all-new Himalayan, that has everything you need and nothing you don't.

“People will love the actual performance. It brings more fun to the whole experience” - Ben Edy, Group manager, product development In this episode of #BuiltByTheHimalayas we are discuss the all new single cylinder liquid cooled 452cc Engine. "Sherpa" takes inspiration from the mountain goats that climb some of the highest mountain peaks on the planet and makes the all-new Himalayan a perfect machine for the mountains.

“When one thinks about adventure the very first thing which comes to the mind is proficiency” - Lorenzo Andreucci, Group manager, Product development Tune in to get his take on the different aspects of the all-new Himalayan and the reason behind its one-of-a-kind design.

"We dreamt, we worked, and we brought exciting things to a blank sheet." - Steve Everitt, Industrial Design Lead In the third episode of this podcast series, Steve and Ed share the joy of designing the all-new Himalayan. They discuss how the team took inspiration from Royal Enfield's spiritual home- the Himalayas while not just designing but also naming the all-new Himalayan colorways.

“Since the whole adventure category has evolved be it the riders, their way of riding and the terrain they go through then of course the motorcycle also needs to evolve.” - Anand Raj, Product strategy lead, Royal Enfield Our second podcast features Anand Raj, aka Andy, whose journey with the Himalayan started back in his college days when he was told to build a motorcycle for touring the Himalayas. We discuss how Andy and his team understood challenges of the riders and how the constantly changing terrain has helped them build the all-new Himalayan.

“But then Bruce Lee came along and changed the paradigm entirely. You gotta be strong. You gotta be agile. You gotta be quick. You gotta be smart. And that’s what’s gonna win. It’s not just brute force. And THAT is the Himalayan for you.” - Siddhartha Lal, Managing Director, Royal Enfield Our first-ever podcast featuring Siddhartha Lal is a rendezvous with the story and making of the all-new Himalayan. All it took was one thought to forge our connection with the mighty mountains and turn it into a machine that is now ready to shake the world of adventure touring. Tune in and dive into the many firsts we achieved with every form and aspect of the all-new Royal Enfield Himalayan. Like we say, this is the one built for all roads, and no roads. And here are all the reasons why.

The story of the world's oldest motorcycle in continuous production since 1932: The Royal Enfield Bullet. On this podcast, Royal Enfield Historian, Gordan May will take you through the incredible journey of a machine that has fought battles, climbed mountains, starred in movies, and brought revolution in the motorcycling industry.

The story of the world's oldest motorcycle in continuous production since 1932: The Royal Enfield Bullet. On this podcast, Indian actor and writer, Vineet Kumar Singh will take you through the incredible journey of a machine that has fought battles, climbed mountains, starred in movies, and, in one village in Rajasthan, even became a god.

In another #IntoTheMotoverse edition of Ride Pure, The Royal Enfield Podcast, Sustainability activist Aninda Sardar hosts Harshvardan Joshi as they talk about mountaineering and scaling Everest. Join us as we scale up and beyond.