Big bikes in Nepal: every 440cc-plus motorcycle with price and power (2026)
Wheels of Nepal · Last updated: · 7 min read
The cheapest motorcycle above 440 cc that we list for Nepal is the Royal Enfield Scram 440 at an indicative ex-showroom price of Rs 6.90 lakh (checked November 2026), and the most powerful is the ZXMoto 820RR at 99 kW. We have not ridden these bikes, so this is a data comparison, not a test. For smaller bikes, see our full bike price in Nepal list.
Which big bikes are sold in Nepal, and at what price?
Nine motorcycles of 440 cc and above have an indicative price in our catalogue. Prices are indicative ex-showroom prices (checked November 2026) and can differ by dealer and by colour. Power is in kW; 1 kW is about 1.34 hp.
| Bike | Price from | Engine | Power | Torque |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Royal Enfield Scram 440 | Rs 6.90 lakh | 443 cc single | 18.7 kW | 34 Nm |
| Royal Enfield Guerrilla 450 | Rs 8.99 lakh | 452 cc single | 29.44 kW | 40 Nm |
| Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 | Rs 10.13 lakh | 452 cc single | 29.44 kW | 40 Nm |
| CFMoto 450SR-S | Rs 13.89 lakh | 449.5 cc twin | 38 kW | 40 Nm |
| Morbidelli T502X | Rs 14.50 lakh | 486 cc twin | 35 kW | 45 Nm |
| ZXMoto 500F | Rs 15.50 lakh | 470 cc four | 54 kW | 48 Nm |
| ZXMoto 500RR | Rs 16.95 lakh | 470 cc four | 62 kW | 46 Nm |
| ZXMoto 820RR | Rs 44.00 lakh | 818.8 cc triple | 99 kW | 80 Nm |
| Morbidelli T1002VX | Rs 44.99 lakh | 997 cc V-twin | 66 kW | 89 Nm |
| Scram 440 | 6.9 lakh |
|---|---|
| Guerrilla 450 | 8.99 lakh |
| Himalayan 450 | 10.13 lakh |
| 450SR-S | 13.89 lakh |
| T502X | 14.5 lakh |
| ZXMoto 500F | 15.5 lakh |
| ZXMoto 500RR | 16.95 lakh |
| ZXMoto 820RR | 44 lakh |
| T1002VX | 44.99 lakh |
Source: Indicative ex-showroom prices in the Wheels of Nepal catalogue, November 2026
Which has the most power for the money?
Price per kilowatt is a rough but useful yardstick. The arithmetic is price divided by power, using the figures in the table above.
| Bike | Price per kW |
|---|---|
| Royal Enfield Guerrilla 450 | about Rs 30,500 (8.99 lakh ÷ 29.44 kW) |
| Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 | about Rs 34,400 (10.13 lakh ÷ 29.44 kW) |
| CFMoto 450SR-S | about Rs 36,500 (13.89 lakh ÷ 38 kW) |
| ZXMoto 500RR | about Rs 27,300 (16.95 lakh ÷ 62 kW) |
| ZXMoto 500F | about Rs 28,700 (15.50 lakh ÷ 54 kW) |
| ZXMoto 820RR | about Rs 44,400 (44.00 lakh ÷ 99 kW) |
The ZXMoto four-cylinders give the most power per rupee on paper. Power per rupee is not the whole story: servicing, spare parts and resale are different for each brand, and we do not have verified figures for them. Ask the dealer about service locations before you buy.
Royal Enfield Himalayan 450Rs 10.13 lakh – Rs 10.8 lakh
Royal Enfield Guerrilla 450Rs 8.99 lakh
Morbidelli T502XRs 14,49,900
CF-Moto 450SR-SRs 13.89 lakhWeight, seat and brakes
Blank cells mean the distributor page does not list the figure.
| Bike | Kerb weight | Seat height | Fuel tank | ABS |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Royal Enfield Scram 440 | 196 kg | 795 mm | 15 L | Dual-channel, rear switchable |
| Royal Enfield Guerrilla 450 | 185 kg | 780 mm | 11 L | Dual-channel |
| Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 | 196 kg | 825 mm | 17 L | Dual-channel, switchable |
| Morbidelli T502X | 210 kg | 830 mm | 18 L | Bosch dual-channel, rear switchable |
| CFMoto 450SR-S | 171 kg | not listed | 14 L | Standard |
| ZXMoto 500F | 175 kg | 795 mm | 15.5 L | Dual-channel |
| ZXMoto 500RR | 168 kg | 800 mm | 15 L | ABS |
| ZXMoto 820RR | 193 kg | 825 mm | 18 L | not listed |
| Morbidelli T1002VX | 265 kg | 820 mm | 20 L | Cornering ABS, switchable |
The Guerrilla 450 has the lowest listed seat (780 mm) and the T1002VX is the heaviest by a wide margin (265 kg). A heavier bike is harder to push and to pick up, so try to lift it off the side stand at the showroom.
Is a big bike the right choice for you?
What we like
- Scram 440 and Guerrilla 450 are the two cheapest, both under Rs 9 lakh
- Himalayan 450 has the most listed ground clearance among the 450s (230 mm)
- ZXMoto 500RR makes the most power under Rs 20 lakh (62 kW)
- T1002VX has the largest tank (20 L) for long touring days
What could be better
- Bikes above Rs 10 lakh cost more than many cars in the entry segment
- Power and torque are not listed for every variant on every distributor page
- We have no verified service-network or spare-part data for the Chinese and Italian brands
- Highway touring on a budget: compare the Himalayan 450 and Scram 440 first. Our touring and adventure bike comparison adds more models.
- Sporty looks, lower seat: Guerrilla 450, then the CFMoto 450SR-S.
- Maximum performance: ZXMoto 500RR, then the 820RR. These are track-style supersport bikes, so think about road conditions and parking too.
- Premium adventure touring: Morbidelli T502X or T1002VX.
Use the compare tool to put any two side by side.
What about Harley-Davidson, Kawasaki and the Honda CBR?
Visitors often search our site for these names. At the time of writing, our catalogue does not list a current Harley-Davidson, Kawasaki or Honda CBR 600RR for Nepal because we have not found an official Nepal price page for them. Honda Nepal's own CBR 600RR page showed Rs 0 and no specs when we last read it in October 2026. If a dealer offers one, ask for the price in writing, ask who the authorised importer is, and ask for the customs papers before paying. We list only models with an official or clearly reported Nepal presence.
If you want a premium brand that is officially listed, Triumph and KTM have bikes of roughly 350 to 400 cc priced between about Rs 6.5 lakh and Rs 11.4 lakh in our catalogue. See the KTM line-up explained and the Royal Enfield line-up.
How to pay for a big bike
Banks may lend up to 60% of a vehicle's value under the Nepal Rastra Bank limit, according to our bike and scooter loan guide. For example, on a Rs 10.13 lakh Himalayan 450 that is up to Rs 6.08 lakh (10.13 × 0.6), leaving about Rs 4.05 lakh to pay yourself. Use the EMI calculator with your bank's current rate.
What is the cheapest bike above 400 cc in Nepal?
Among the bikes above 440 cc in our catalogue, the Royal Enfield Scram 440 is the cheapest at an indicative Rs 6.90 lakh (November 2026). Smaller 400 cc bikes such as the Triumph Speed 400 start lower still.
Which big bike in Nepal has the most power?
The ZXMoto 820RR lists 99 kW (about 133 hp), the most of the bikes we list. The Morbidelli T1002VX is next at 66 kW and has the biggest engine at 997 cc.
Is the Himalayan 450 a big bike?
At 452 cc and 29.44 kW it is the entry point to the 450 class. Its listed kerb weight is 196 kg and ground clearance is 230 mm.
Is Harley-Davidson sold in Nepal?
We do not list a current official Harley-Davidson price for Nepal. Check with a dealer and ask for written proof of the authorised importer.
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