
Royal Enfield
Himalayan
411 cc · 24 hp
67 for sale
🇮🇳India
Royal Enfield is a motorcycle brand with origins in Redditch, England, where it was founded in 1901. Since 1955, Royal Enfield motorcycles have been manufactured in India; the current owner is the Indian conglomerate Eicher Motors, which… Read more
Market data last updated 2 November 2026
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Royal Enfield
Classic 350
349 cc · 20 hp
73 for sale

Royal Enfield
Himalayan
411 cc · 24 hp
67 for sale

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Meteor 350
349 cc · 20 hp
59 for sale

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Super Meteor 650
648 cc · 47 hp
55 for sale

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Interceptor 650
648 cc · 47 hp
46 for sale

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Shot Gun 650
648 cc · 47 hp
36 for sale

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Continental GT
648 cc · 47 hp
34 for sale

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Classic 650
648 cc · 47 hp
32 for sale

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Scram 411
411 cc · 24 hp
26 for sale

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Hunter 350
349 cc · 20 hp
25 for sale
Royal Enfield is a motorcycle brand with origins in Redditch, England, where it was founded in 1901. Since 1955, Royal Enfield motorcycles have been manufactured in India; the current owner is the Indian conglomerate Eicher Motors, which has significantly expanded the brand over recent decades. Royal Enfield is known for its neo-retro single and twin-cylinder machines with a classic character: the Bullet, the Classic 350, the Meteor 350, the Himalayan (adventure), and the modern 650 Twin range (Continental GT, INT 650, and Super Meteor 650). Globally, it is one of the highest-selling motorcycle brands by volume with a strong mid-market position.
In the Netherlands, Royal Enfield appeals to a broad audience: riders seeking nostalgic riding pleasure, beginners looking for a characterful entry-level bike, and travellers using the Himalayan for adventure touring. The dealer network is reasonably widespread. Maintenance is affordable and parts are well available. On the used market, Royal Enfield models are popular and hold their value well. The brand competes in the retro segment against Kawasaki W- and Z-series machines and Honda CB classics.