Royal Enfield Himalayan 450: In the world of Adventure motorcycles, sometimes an update comes out that changes the personality of the entire machine, not just the new color. In Motoverse 2025 Royal Enfield did something similar where they introduced the Himalayan 450 Mana Black, a special edition inspired by Mana Pass, one of India’s most challenging and elevated motorable paths. This edition not just cosmetic upgrades, but many elements that directly make the riding character stronger.
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The Mana Black variant is primarily distinguished by its Stealth Black color theme. The tank, side panels, and several metal parts are given a dark shade in a Matte and Satin finish.
The engine casing, frame, and rims are also part of this all-black makeover, making the bike look stealthy, bold, and premium, like a shadow moving silently with power down a mountain trail.
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The Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 Mana Black comes with a factory-fitted Rally Kit. This means you get a ready-to-ride setup without the extra expense.
- Rally-style rear cowl
- One-piece rally seat (makes off-road movement easier)
- Rally-spec handguards with aluminum brace
- High-set rally front mudguard
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A major upgrade of this variant is tubeless cross-spoke wheels. Off-roaders know that spoke wheels are best for durability and the tubeless setup makes puncture repair extremely easy. Now the mess of opening tyre when there is puncture in the mountains can be called blessing for Adventure riders.
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Mana Black is the range-topping variant of the Himalayan lineup and is priced at ₹3.37 lakh (ex-showroom). It is positioned above Hanle Black and does more premium price justify due to its extra Rally features and cosmetic exclusivity.
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Mechanically, this bike is identical to the Himalayan 450. It’s powered by a 452cc, liquid-cooled, Sherpa engine that produces 39.47 bhp and 40 Nm of torque. The six-speed gearbox, slip-and-assist clutch, and everything else riders love are the same.