For the coming year, Royal Enfield has big plans. It is preparing to launch a new motorcycle that will basically be a derivative of its well-known Himalayan ADV. The Scram 411 is the name of the impending new Royal Enfield motorbike, which will be a road-oriented variant of the Himalayan adventure motorcycle.

The Royal Enfield Scram has been spotted doing test runs on public roads in a new dual-tone paint scheme. For the fact, the motorcycle has been sighted several times before, but the latest photographs are the first to fully off the red and black a double paint job.

The prototype in question had a dual-tone red-black fuel tank, with the rest of the body panels painted black. The front cowl, which surrounds the round headlight, is likewise finished in brushed aluminium. Except for these features, the Himalayan's general form and layout are reminiscent to its donor model.

The Scram 411 is claimed to have a smaller 19-inch front wheel than the Himalayan, which has a 21-inch one. The 17-inch spoke wheel on the back, on the other hand, stays the same. The familiar 411cc single-cylinder engine will be at the core of the Scram, producing 24.3 horsepower at maximum power.

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