Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 tubeless spoke wheels accessory sees a major price hike from Rs 12,424 to Rs 40,645.
Royal Enfield has taken Himalayan 450 enthusiasts by surprise with a steep and silent price increase on one of its most sought-after accessories—tubeless wire-spoked wheels. What was once seen as a fairly priced upgrade has now turned into a premium expense, stirring discontent across the rider community.
Originally introduced in September 2024 and priced at Rs 12,424, the tubeless spoke wheels are now listed at an astonishing Rs 40,645. That’s more than triple the initial cost—an unexpected financial jolt for current owners seeking an upgrade.
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| Feature | Old Price | New Price | Increase |
| Tubeless Spoke Wheels (Accessory) | Rs 12,424 | Rs 40,645 | Rs 28,221 |
This pricing shift leaves current Himalayan riders reevaluating their upgrade plans and has sparked frustration among loyal fans of the brand.
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Why Spoke Wheels Matter
Tubeless spoke wheels improve off-road riding and make maintenance easier. They are designed to reduce punctures, so patching is simpler and doesn’t require removing the tire. These wheels perform well at low pressures, offering better grip on rough trails.
They come in three color options: black, black olive, and gold. Originally made for export markets, these adventure-oriented wheels were brought to India to meet the needs of Royal Enfield’s growing core audience for off-road riding.
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Engine & Adventure Specs Still Impress
Despite some criticism of accessories, the Himalayan 450 still proves its worth with a tough and sturdy build. It has a 452cc Sherpa liquid-cooled single-cylinder engine, delivering 39.4 horsepower at 8,000 rpm. Its torque stands at 40 Nm, available at 5,500 rpm. The bike features a 6-speed gearbox for smooth shifting.
It comes equipped with switchable ABS, multiple ride modes, an LED headlamp, and a USB port. These features help the Himalayan stay a top choice for riders who want a reliable bike that can handle all kinds of journeys, even as the price of accessories rises.
