Commuter Bikes, Models, Prices, Colour, Mileage, Specs & Reviews

Suzuki Heat

(Discontinued)

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The Suzuki Heat was a very lucrative preposition when launched with 124cc 4-stroke smooth Suzuki engine. The Heat was a value for money product with 124cc engine with 5-speed gear at the price of 100cc bike, but could not do well as Suzuki entered late at the much established 125-100cc bike market with topping on the cake Suzuki's limited sales...

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Suzuki Zeus

(Discontinued)

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The Suzuki Zeus was the half faired version of Suzuki "Heat". The Zeus was powered by 124cc 4-stroke air cooled engine. The bike was also available with optional front disc brakes and electric self start.

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Honda CB Shine

(Discontinued)

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CB Shine comes with the 125cc Honda engine with "Optimax" technology. The Optimax technology is being developed by Honda exclusively for India to maintain a balance between the maximized power and the minimized fuel consumption.

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Bajaj Platina 100

(Discontinued)

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The Platina 100 is known for its combination of mileage and linear power delivery, the non DTS-i 100cc 4-stroke engine of Platina 100 is very frugal and the lightweight chassis of it makes it a stable and nimble ride.

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Hero MotoCorp Splendor Pro

(Discontinued)

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Splendor Pro is an upgraded version of "Splendor Plus", it has same 97.2cc engine but tweaked for little more power and torque output. The Splendor Pro is having option of self start, which is not there in Splendor Plus.

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Yamaha Crux

(Discontinued)

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The Crux is a robust and reliable motorcycle from Yamaha. It is the entry level bike from Yamaha's stable, it features 106cc 4-stroke engine and targeted towards the entry level and rural market of India.

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TVS Victor Edge

(Discontinued)

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The Victor Edge had the same 124.8cc 4-stroke air cooled engine as Victor GLX had, but with a slighter refined tune-up which results into an output of 9 Bhp at 7000 Rpm. The Victor Edge also had a lighter, narrower but stiff swingarm with alloy wheels making the bike really the edge of a blade- cutting through the traffic easy...

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TVS Star LX

(Discontinued)

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The TVS Star LX was one of the first bikes from the "Star" series. The bike was having 100cc 4-stroke air cooled engine matted with simple yet beautiful design. The "LX" model of Star has the same engine and other specs of early "Star" but with alloy wheels.

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Honda CB Unicorn

(Discontinued)

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CB Unicorn was the first offering from Honda in 150cc class. In fact Honda was also pioneer in introducing rear mono- shock in 150cc class with this bike. The bike is still loved and admired by many for its smooth ride and linear performance for which Honda is known across the World.

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Hero MotoCorp Super Splendor

(Discontinued)

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Super Splendor is a upgraded version of already successful Splendor. It was first launched in year 2005, with a new 124.7cc "Quantum Core" engine.

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Commuter Bikes Reviews

TVS Radeon Vs Hero Splendor- Comparo

Sep 11, 2018

It is the battle of the century. The fight which will make or break empires. These are the two Titans which will carry their kings to the true heights of glory. I mean kidding aside, it’s these type of motorcycles which actually bring in the sales for the company. The whole cycle of R&D depends upon these bikes, more on that some other time. Today let’s compare the TVS Radeon and Hero Splendor. But since performance isn’t the forte of these motorcycles, we will compare them on the basis of "For they will be bought". Let’s begin.

2017 Hero Glamour 125 PGM-Fi Overview

Apr 30, 2017

It was way back in 2008 when the Glamour was first launched under the "Hero Honda" branding. Few years down the line, the all new 2017 Hero Glamour 125 was showcased and launched in Argentina on January 13th 2017, making it the very first model from Hero Motocorp to have an International launch. Let's discuss about the new indigenous bike from Hero on various aspects.

Hero Achiever Road Test Review

Feb 5, 2017

The Indian manufacturer is now focusing on replacing the Honda technology with their own indigenously developed engines. Following the ongoing foray Hero Motocorp has recently introduced the updated Achiever 150, let's see what all the bike has got to offer as a premium commuter.

Bajaj V12 Vs TVS Victor- Shootout

Jan 26, 2017

Even though the consumers in the Indian market have started upgrading to motorcycles with higher capacities, there is always that crowd that wants motorcycles for local commuting and expects a good fuel economy. For them, the motorcycle manufacturers always amaze the consumers with mind-blowing motorcycles like the Bajaj V12 and TVS Victor. Let’s see how the Bajaj V12 and the TVS Victor square off against each other.

New Bajaj V12 First Ride Review

Jan 6, 2017

Recently Bajaj has silently launched the stripped down version of the same V15 motorcycle and this time named it V12. It looks incredibly a "Little War Hero" as the previously launched V15 and recently launched V12 are the two sides of the same coin. Let's find out what mettle the junior V15 is made of.

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