Fix ABS/Speedo warnings the OEM way with the genuine Royal Enfield Wheel Speed Sensor — Part No. 587406/B. The official Royal Enfield catalog lists 587406/B exactly as “WHEEL SPEED SENSOR”, and places it in the Himalayan 410 Euro 4 (BS4) sensors diagram. Multiple dealers stock the same part number for the Himalayan platform, confirming identity and placement in the ABS system. As an OE sensor, the connector, cable length, mounting boss and sensing gap match the factory bracket/tone ring—so you avoid intermittent ABS lights, erratic speed readings, or poor weather sealing common with copy parts.

Use this when you see ABS warning lamps, no/erratic speedometer reading, or after front-end service where the lead or grommet was damaged. Install in the OE bracket, route the harness along the guides, and ensure the correct air-gap to the tone ring. Only fiche/dealer-confirmed models are listed below—no guesswork. 

Key Features

• OE identity: 587406/B — “WHEEL SPEED SENSOR.” 

• Fiche-placed in Himalayan 410 Euro 4 Sensors group (catalog diagram). 

• Correct connector & cable length for OEM routing; weather-sealed grommets.

• Calibrated pickup for ABS tone ring → stable speed + ABS signals.

• Direct bolt-on; no splicing or bracket mods needed.

• Backed by dealer listings supplying the same PN for Himalayan. 

Compatibility Table

*Year window reflects Himalayan Euro 4 sale period. Always confirm against your VIN-specific microfiche.

Variants

• 587406/B — Wheel Speed Sensor (ABS) (this listing; current confirmed fiche suffix). 

FAQs

1) Is 587406/B the front or rear sensor?
The fiche lists it as Wheel Speed Sensor in the Himalayan sensors group; install per your VIN diagram and bracket location. If your diagram differentiates front/rear, follow that part number. 

2) Will it clear ABS and speedometer errors?
If the original sensor has failed or the lead is damaged, replacing with the OE sensor typically restores proper ABS/speed signals. Confirm tone ring condition and correct air-gap.

3) Does this include bolts or brackets?
No—this is the sensor with lead/connector. Reuse OE hardware and routing clips or order them by part number from your fiche.

4) Can I use it on BS6 Himalayan or other RE models?
Only if your VIN microfiche lists 587406/B for that variant. Many later bikes use different sensors/connectors—don’t guess. 

5) Any install tips to avoid repeat faults?
Route exactly like OE (no tight bends), seat the grommets fully, set the tone-ring air-gap per service manual, and ensure the ring is clean and undamaged.