TVS Radeon

The TVS Radeon has been launched with a new All Black colour. Plus, the base variant of the bike is now Rs 2,525 cheaper than before too.

How much does the TVS Radeon cost?

The TVS Radeon starts from Rs 59,880 for the Base Edition. The Digi Drum variant is priced at Rs 77,394 and the Digi Disc variant costs Rs 81,394 (all prices ex-showroom).

How many variants does the TVS Radeon have?

The TVS Radeon is offered in three variants: Base Edition, Digi Drum and Digi Disc. The Base Edition is equipped with a dual-pod analogue instrument console. The Digi Drum variant comes with a coloured LCD instrument console that shows real-time mileage, a clock, service indicator and low fuel indicator readouts. The top variant, the Digi Disc variant is equipped with a front disc brake along with the features in the Digi Drum variant.

Which is the best variant of the TVS Radeon?

The TVS Radeon in the Digi Disc variant is the best one to buy. This one gets a 240 mm front disc brake, unlike the other two variants that come with drum brakes, along with a negatively-lit LCD instrument console. It comes in three attractive colour options: DT Blue Black, DT Red Black and Black.  

How many colours does the TVS Radeon get?

TVS Radeon’s Base Edition is available in five colour options: Starlight Blue, Metal Black, Royal Purple, Titanium Grey and the latest All-Black colour. The Digi Cluster Edition comes in DT Blue Black, DT Red Black and Black colour options. 

What is the mileage of the TVS Radeon?

In our mileage tests, the TVS Radeon returned a mileage of 73.68kmpl in the city and 68.8kmpl on the highway. These mileage numbers are incredible, the bike’s 10-litre fuel capacity will give you a range of over 600km before having to refuel.

Is the TVS Radeon a comfortable bike for the city?

The TVS Radeon is powered by a 109.7 cc, single-cylinder engine that produces 8.08PS and 8.7Nm. The engine is torquey and offers good performance at low rpm. The bike feels easy to ride around in the city and can maintain speeds of 35-40kmph in 4th gear all day. The bike feels lively while riding at mid-range rpm. Overall, the engine feels refined and offers good performance. The bike’s suspension is set well and gives a plush riding experience. Looking at the above-mentioned points the bike is very good for city use.

Is the TVS Radeon a comfortable bike for long rides?

The TVS Radeon is primarily designed for city use. However, the engine has very good low and mid-range performance, enough to overtake vehicles. After crossing 75-80kmph the bike starts feeling stressed. It is equipped with a soft seat and plush suspension setup for comfort. When riding long distances the soft seat can get uncomfortable. The TVS Radeon can handle long rides but it won’t be too comfortable doing that, considering its limitations. 

What features does the TVS Radeon have?

The TVS Radeon is equipped with a halogen headlight with an LED DRL below it. The indicators and tail light also have halogen bulbs. The base variant gets a basic dual-pod analogue instrument console, while the mid-spec and high-end variants come with a negative LCD instrument console. It also comes with a speedometer, odometer, and fuel gauge, the top-end variant offers additional features like readouts for real-time mileage, a clock, and a low-fuel indicator. It also comes with a side-stand indicator and a USB charging port situated on the right side of the headlight cowl.

Should you buy the TVS Radeon?

TVS has done a pretty good job with the TVS Radeon. It is one of the best bikes in the 110cc commuter segment. It offers a peppy and comfortable ride at an affordable price and is suited for everyday commutes. The higher variants are feature-packed with very good built quality and attractive colours.

What are the rivals to the TVS Radeon?

Being a 110cc commuter bike, the TVS Radeon rivals the likes of Hero Splendor Plus, Honda Shine 100, and Bajaj Platina 110.