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

Hero MotoCorp Splendor i Smart

(Discontinued)

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The Splendor i smart is essentially the same 97cc "Splendor" with Hero's new i3s technology, it stands for- Idle Stop- Start System. Hero calls it "A bike with a mind of its own". The new technology shares a bit in the fuel efficiency of the bike, it is said that the system cuts off the engine automatically when the bike...

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Bajaj Discover 125 M (2014)

(Discontinued)

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The new Discover 125 M(2014)is again a confusing launch from Bajaj Discover family, it is really hard to understand what Bajaj gets to discontinue a product, launching a new product is always a welcome but to discontinue a very short lived product is an injustice not only with the corresponding product but also with their respective customers.

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Bajaj Discover 100 M

(Discontinued)

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The Discover 100 M is an effort of Bajaj to redefine the entry level commuter segment. The Bajaj Discover 100 M has combination of style, performance, mileage and loads of features never seen before in any entry level bike. The bike is equipped with 4- stroke 4- valves DTS-i technology engine, boasting 9.3 Ps of power with great mileage.

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LML Freedom LS

Price Rs. 49,950

^{(ex-showroom, Delhi)}

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LML Freedom is a 109.1cc entry level commuter motorcycle by LML. The bike has all black alloy wheels, optional self start and adjustable rear shock absorber.

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Yamaha YBR 110

(Discontinued)

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Yamaha YBR 110 is a good entry level bike with stylish front and rear tail cowl. The YBR 110 comes with 106cc 4-stroke engine with low end torque which makes it an easy to ride and comfortable bike for everyday commute.

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Yamaha YBR 125

(Discontinued)

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Yamaha YBR 125 is targeted towards the executive class segment, the bike has both style and reliability. The YBR 125 has 123cc 4-stroke low end torque generating engine which is ideal for day to day city commute. The bike also comes with alloy wheels and electric start as standard feature.

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TVS MAX 4R

Price Rs. 37,590

^{(ex-showroom, Delhi)}

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TVS MAX 4R is a multi utility motorcycle with 110cc 4-stroke torquey engine. The bike has unique four rear shock absorbers setup for more efficient load bearing, it also has split dual seats with rear detachable seat for convenient goods carrying. The MAX 4R also has optional mobile charger feature for charging the mobiles on the run.

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Suzuki Hayate

(Discontinued)

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Hayate is a 112cc offering from Suzuki's stable. In Japanese, the term "Hayate" means "Fresh Breeze" or "Swift wind", Suzuki tried to inculcate the same with this bike. The Hayate looks bigger then its sibling- Slingshot, which is 125cc but looks more like 100cc bike contradicting all claims of Suzuki.

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Suzuki Slingshot

Price Rs. 57,194

^{(ex-showroom, Delhi)}

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Slingshot Plus is an entry level commuter from Suzuki's stable. The bike comes with 125cc 4-stroke engine, which is frugal in nature yet powerful enough to meet daily commute with ease.

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Mahindra Centuro

Price Rs. 43,250

^{(ex-showroom, Delhi)}

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Mahindra Centuro is a 106.7cc commuter from Mahindra with lots of premium features, which even hardly available in entry level car. The bike comes with unique remote key with anti theft features and "find me" feature at parking.

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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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