Rent a Royal Enfield in New Delhi and turn roads into an itinerary: rugged, repairable bikes, route planning help, and local know-how combine for multi-day adventures across plains, desert tracks, and mountain approaches. Learn what to expect, pack, and prepare before your first long-distance ride.
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A Royal Enfield idles at dawn on the outskirts of New Delhi, exhaust ticking as the city exhales. You swing your leg over a heavy single-cylinder bike, feel the low thrum settle into your chest, and watch the highway unfurl. The road dares you to pick a direction — desert tracks toward Rajasthan, the green valleys and hairpins northward, or quiet backroads that thread villages and tea stalls.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
1 hour–24 hours
Fitness Level
Requires moderate fitness and stamina for long hours in traffic and on varied surfaces; be comfortable handling a 180–250+ kg motorcycle.
Wildlife
History
Royal Enfield began as a British manufacturer and became deeply embedded in Indian motorcycling culture; the brand’s simple mechanics made it a favorite for long-distance touring across the subcontinent.
Conservation
Respect local roadsides and fuel stops by packing out litter and using designated waste points; choose established tracks to avoid damaging fragile scrub and agricultural edges.
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Carry basic spares
Bring spare clutch/throttle cables and a compact toolkit — Enfields are simple, and roadside fixes are common on long loops.
Confirm licensing and insurance
Ensure your international or Indian motorcycle license and insurance cover long-term rentals to avoid fines and unexpected costs.
Ride outside peak heat
Plan long ride days for early morning or late afternoon to avoid Delhi’s midday traffic and high temperatures, especially in summer.
Use the included helmet and layer up
Wear a certified helmet (included) and a ventilated riding jacket with removable liners for changing conditions.
Full-face or modular helmet
Protects against debris and traffic; helmets are included but a personal fit is best.
Textile riding jacket with armor
Provides abrasion protection and adaptable insulation for varying temperatures.
Compact tool kit & spare cables
Enables common roadside repairs like cable swaps and minor adjustments.
Hydration pack or 1L water bottle
Keeps you hydrated during long stretches between service stops, especially in hot months.
summer