Royal Enfield launches the new Scram 411 — essentially a stripped-back Himalayan — in India at ₹ 2.03 lakh, with prices going up to ₹ 2.08 lakh depending on the colour.
To begin with, there are a number of visual elements that distinguish the Scram 411 from the Himalayan. The headlight is set lower and further in, the bulky fuel tank frame from the Himalayan is replaced by two small side panels and the seat is a new single-piece unit. The tail section has been tweaked with a smaller grab handle and a different number plate and indicator. Other visual differences are the seven new colour schemes.
The Scram 411 gets an instrument console that looks similar to the Meteor 350, albeit with a different colour treatment and the Tripper navigation screen is offered as an optional extra. While the Scram 411 misses out on a tachometer, the glaring omission is the button to switch off the rear ABS.
