Is Hero Glamour 125 a Dual Seater?

The Hero Glamour is driven by a 124.7cc BS6 engine that produces 10.72 horsepower and 10.6 Nm of torque. Hero Glamour has both front and rear drum brakes, resulting in a combined stopping system for both wheels. The fuel tank size of this Glamour motorcycle is 13.6 litres, and it weighs 122 kg. The Glamour shares the same engine and chassis as the 2020 Hero Passion Pro, with the Glamour's engine being bored out to 125 cc. Unlike the Passion Pro, the new Hero Glamour has a five-speed gearbox with a one-down, four-up gearshift pattern. The bike gets a new BS6-compliant 125cc fuel-injected powertrain that is claimed to be 19 percent more powerful than the BS4-compliant motor. It works alongside a 5-speed transmission which should offer better mileage than the 4-speeder in the BS4 bike. The BS6 Hero Glamour 125 FI makes 10.72 bhp and 10.6 Nm. On the other hand, the engine feels smoother than previously and is pleasant to drive in the city. Hero has also added a tool called Auto Sail.

While the Glamour’s performance isn’t very slick, it excels in terms of mileage, returning in excess of 60 km/l.

Hero Glamour has a starting price of Rs. 74,900 and a maximum price of Rs. 83,500. The drum brake type of the Hero Glamour 125 starts at Rs 74,900. The disc brake option, on the other hand, costs Rs 78,700. Drum and disc brakes for the Glamour Blaze version are now priced at Rs 75,900 and Rs 79,700, respectively. The Hero Glamour 100 Million Edition costs Rs 76,700 (ex-showroom Delhi), which is Rs 1,800 more than the original model. The Hero Glamour series has increased in price by Rs 900 since January 2021. The motorcycles, on the other hand, remain unchanged. All four types meet BS6 requirements.

Hero Glamour is available in 6 colours: Sports Red, Techno Blue, Radiant Red, Matt Vernier Grey, 100M Edition, and Midnight Black. Techno Blue and Radiant red look great. But the other colors can be of great choice too.

Hero Glamour 125 has alloy wheels and tubeless tyres.