KUALA LUMPUR: Royal Enfield’s 125th anniversary edition of One Ride on Sept 20, 2026 will feature over 1,600 rides across more than 60 countries.
The event will connect enthusiasts across continents and cultures, bound by a shared love for motorcycling.
This year the iconic One Ride carries a greater purpose: supporting the conservation of the snow leopard and the fragile Himalayan ecosystem it calls home.
Building on the momentum of One Ride 2025, which saw participation from over 53,000 riders, this year aims to make an even broader impact.
In Malaysia, One Ride 2026 will unite more than 1,000 Royal Enfield riders from across six states on 20 September 2026.
The national ride will culminate at Pangkalan TLDM Lumut, Perak — a fitting destination that celebrates Royal Enfield’s longstanding military heritage.
Riders may contact their nearest Royal Enfield dealer for further details and registration assistance.
Registration is also available through the official Royal Enfield Malaysia page.
Royal Enfield president - brand and strategy Mohit Dhar Jayal said, “The Himalayas have always held a special place in the heart of the Royal Enfield community. For riders, they are a place of pilgrimage; for the snow leopard, they are home."
"As we mark 125 years of Royal Enfield, One Ride 2026 allows us to bring our global riding community together around this shared connection and the responsibility that comes with it. Our relationship with the spiritual home — the Himalayas — goes beyond riding through these landscapes."
"This year, we are taking that connection a step further: every One Ride participation will translate into a pledge from Royal Enfield towards snow leopard conservation, turning our collective ride into a meaningful step towards protecting this extraordinary ecosystem.”
The Snow leopard with its current population of 718 in India, is a keystone species of the high Himalayas.
Royal Enfield Social Mission through its community conservation projects works across Himachal Pradesh, Ladakh, Uttarakhand, Sikkim and Jammu and Kashmir to protect the Snow Leopard habitat.
The current initiatives cover 10,500+ sq km habitat, with 53 sq km that has been brought under its community conservation programme.
