Hero HF Deluxe Drum Brake Kick Start

Hero MotoCorp has introduced special festive discounts on three of its popular models – Splendor Plus Xtec, Glamour, and Xoom. Ahead of the Navratri festival, the company is offering a cash discount of Rs. 1,000 on these vehicles. This makes it even more affordable to buy a new scooter or motorcycle during the festive season.  Moreover, the company is offering a cashback of up to Rs. 5,000 on these models. For customers opting for installment payments, there's a 0% interest scheme with a low down payment starting at just Rs. 1,999. This offer is valid until October 2 and is aimed at boosting sales of these models, helping Hero MotoCorp clear its stock faster. About Hero Splendor Plus, Hero Glamour & Xoom Hero Splendor Plus and Glamour are the popular motorcycles made by Hero MotoCorp. Similarly, the Hero Xoom is one of the most popular scooters in the brand’s lineup. The Splendor Plus is priced at Rs. 75,141 - Rs. 77,986 and is known for its good fuel mileage. It has a 97.2 cc engine that makes 5.9 kW of power.  Meanwhile, the Glamour is a sportier bike with a 124.7 cc engine that makes 7.75 kW power. It has a stylish design and comes at Rs. 80,908 - 86,348 in India. The Xoom is the newest model in Hero's lineup. It has a 110.9 cc engine that makes 6.0 kW power. It is a budget-friendly option with good features that is available from Rs. 71,484 to 80,967.Before you go, don’t forget to check out the recently unveiled Limited Edition of Aprilia RSV4.Follow us for the Latest Bike Industry UpdatesFacebook - https://bit.ly/BikeJunction_offl_fb Instagram-  https://bit.ly/BikeJunction_ofl_insta Twitter - https://bit.ly/BikeJunction_ofl_twitter  

TVS Raider 125 Drum brake variant stands out as a strong competitor to the Hero Super Splendor in the slightly premium 125cc motorcycle segment. This comes even as owning a small, high-end motorcycle can be costly. What has grabbed eyes, however, is the Tagline: Thrill looks alive. The bike is being positioned in the urban cities with an ex-showroom price of ₹ 84,869. Super Splendor has as many variants as its big sibling, and prices range from ₹ 80,848 to 84,748. Here's a brief comparison between the two amazing models. Design: TVS Raider 125 Drum vs Hero Super Splendor DrumTVS Raider 125 Drum Embodying a sporty streetfighter design, the TVS Raider 125 Drum has a dynamo-lead fuel tank that extends its visual excellence. It looks absolutely modern with a single-piece long seat and sleek tail. Its striking shades, like Striking Red and Wicked Black, make it an exciting forerunner in the quest for fashion. Hero Super Splendor Drum is a stark contrast, and it keeps more on the staid commuter design path. Moreover, its chrome highlights give it a touch of modernity in its look, and the rest of it is just plain, straightforward and practical. The Raider has a long single piece of seating space and a thin tail end. However, what characterises this bike is that it lacks the sportiness of the Raider 125. In addition to that, the Super Splendor comes with 7 colour shades in India. The Raider's sportier design, as a whole, puts it at par with its competitors when it comes to looks and aesthetics. Engine Performance: TVS Raider 125 Drum vs Hero Super Splendor DrumTVS Raider 125 is powered by a 124.8cc air—and oil-cooled, single-cylinder engine that delivers 11.22 bhp and 11.2 Nm torque. It is paired with a 5-speed gearbox and promises quick gear shifts. The Raider tested the 0-60 km/h mark in just 6.23 seconds. Additionally, the Raider 125 promises an impressive mileage of 67 kmpl. Hero Super Splendor has a 124.7 cc, air-cooled unit for a single cylinder, which churns out 10.7 bhp and 10.6 Nm of torque, mated to a 5-speed gearbox. Though it claims an ARAI-certified mileage of 60 kmpl, in the real world, the actual figure may vary and is generally below that mark.It is more fuel efficient, has a stronger claim in this category, and will offer more power and torque. Regarding performance, the Raider 125 will be looking ahead to that one. Features: TVS Raider 125 Drum vs Hero Super Splendor DrumFeatures-wise, the TVS Raider 125 comes loaded with innovative features. These include an LED headlight with DRLs, LED tail light, and halogen indicators. A well-lit LCD instrument console displaying key readouts of speed, odometer, fuel levels, and gear position; a USB charging port and under-seat storage complete the contemporary trait. On the other hand, the Hero Super Splendor boasts a halogen headlight and bulb-type tail light indicators. It sports an analogue speedometer as its semi-digital cluster, which accompanies an LCD that monitors and displays one's odometer readings, fuel level, and fuel efficiency. It also has a USB charging port and a side-stand cut-off. It sports Hero's i3S technology, which actually saves fuel consumption by killing the engine while idle. It is also switchable by the rider. Underpinnings: TVS Raider 125 Drum vs Hero Super Splendor DrumTVS Raider 125 has a sturdy suspension system on both ends. It comes with a telescopic fork on the front and a Monoshock, 5-step adj, Gas charged on the rear, designed to offer five preload settings. The bike sports 130mm brakes on both ends, supplemented further by the CBS. It runs on 17-inch alloy wheels, which are mated to tubeless tyres, giving it a good ride quality. It is well poised for urban runs with a ground clearance of 180mm and a kerb weight of 123 kg. Hero Super Splendor shares the same telescopic fork at the front, along with 5-step preload-adjustable twin rear shocks. The front brake will come in the form of either a 240mm disc or a 130mm drum brake. That is paired with a 130mm drum brake at the rear. The wheels are big at 18 inches and are tubeless. However, it sports 180mm of ground clearance and on-paper kerb weights of 122 kg for the drum variant and 122 kg for the disc variant, making it stable and comfortable. Verdict: TVS Raider 125 Drum vs Hero Super Splendor DrumIn this comparison, the Raider 125 from TVS stands out since it offers more in terms of performance, mileage, and sportiness than Hero Super Splendor. While the Super Splendor remains a good bet for those who like things simple, the Raider is faring better on several fronts. Moreover, the drum variant of Super Splendor is available for an estimated amount of ₹4,000 less than that of the Raider. In the disc variant, it is available only for an estimated amount of ₹121 less than the Raider Drum. Finally, if you're looking for a fashionable, performance-oriented motorcycle with modern features, the TVS Raider 125 is the choice. If you're looking for a simple, reliable commuter bike, the Hero Super Splendor remains an appreciable option.Before you go, have a look at the Save up to Rs 40,000 on the QJ Motor SRC 250 and SRC 500 models.Follow us for the Latest Bike Industry UpdatesFacebook - https://bit.ly/BikeJunction_offl_fb Instagram-  https://bit.ly/BikeJunction_ofl_insta Twitter - https://bit.ly/BikeJunction_ofl_twitter  

The Revolt RV1 has just launched as a new electric motorcycle option. In India, its price starts from Rs. 74,990 to Rs. 83,790. There are two versions: RV1 and RV1+. The RV1 has a 2.2 kWh battery and can go up to 100 km on a single charge. However, other bikes might offer better performance and value. Buyers should compare options before choosing. Here are some other choices you can consider for the same price as the Revolt RV1.  Revolt RV1 Faces Stiff Competition: Explore These AlternativesThe newly launched Revolt RV1 is priced competitively, but buyers may want to explore other options in the same price range. Competitors like Hero Splendor Plus Xtec, Honda Activa 6G, and Ola S1X offer more features, better performance, or longer range.  Before deciding, comparing these options is essential to make the best choice.  Hero Splendor Plus Xtec | Rs. 79,911 - 83,461 Hero Splendor Plus Xtec is a newer version of the popular Hero Splendor. It is a top-selling bike in India and is known for its reliability. The Xtec model comes with different colour options and extra features compared to the regular version.  This Hero bike comes with a fully digital display, which is the first in this category. The display connects to Bluetooth and shows call and SMS alerts, as well as real-time mileage. It also has a USB charger, which is rare for bikes in this range. Moreover, the bike has a 97.2 cc single-cylinder air-cooled, 4-stroke engine that produces 7.91 bhp of power. The Splendor is a simple bike, but sometimes simplicity is what makes it great.  Honda Activa 6G | Rs. 76,234 - 82,734 Honda Activa has been the best-selling scooter in India for many years. Moreover, the Activa 6G is the latest version you can buy. It has a 109.51cc engine that produces 8.79 Nm of torque. This scooter is famous for being reliable, having a smooth engine, and using good-quality parts. Also, the service cost is affordable, which makes it a better option than Revolt RV1.  TVS Jupiter 110 | Rs. 73,700 - 87,250 TVS has recently launched a family scooter that can be a great option than Revolt RV1. It has a 113.3cc engine with one cylinder and 4 strokes, producing 7.91 bhp of power. Moreover, TVS Jupiter 110 comes with a CVT gearbox. The front of the scooter stands out because of its wide LED light with turn indicators. From the side, the scooter looks sharp and stylish. Moreover, the new Jupiter 110 has an LED display that shows lots of useful information.  Ola S1X | Rs. 74,999 - 99,999 If you want an electric two-wheeler, the Ola S1X is the most affordable electric scooter from Ola. It comes with features like LED lights, a 4.3-inch screen, and three riding modes, including eco, normal, and sports. Moreover, the bike has reverse mode and cruise control. The S1X has a 3 kWh battery with a power of 6 kW and 2.7 kW torque. It can go up to 151 km on a single charge and has a top speed of 90 kmph.  Honda Shine 100 | Rs. 64,900 Honda has launched its first 100cc commuter bike in India, the Shine 100. It is also the cheapest 100cc bike with an electric start. The Honda Shine 100 has a 100cc engine with a 4-stroke design and produces 7.5 bhp of power. Moreover, the bike comes with an analogue twin-pod display showing important information like speed, distance, fuel level, neutral indicator, and engine check light.Before you go, don’t forget to check out the recently launched Triumph Speed T4 bike. Follow us for the Latest Bike Industry UpdatesFacebook - https://bit.ly/BikeJunction_offl_fb  Instagram-  https://bit.ly/BikeJunction_ofl_insta  Twitter - https://bit.ly/BikeJunction_ofl_twitter