TVS Radeon

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• How much does TVS Radeon cost?

  The TVS Radeon comes in three variants. The first variant, TVS Radeon STD BS-VI, is available at Rs. 62,930 in the ex-showroom, followed by the next variant, which is called the Radeon Commuter Bike of the Year-Drum. It has an ex-showroom price tag of Rs. 65,931 for New Delhi. The top model of TVS Radeon, the disc variant is available at an ex-showroom price of  Rs. 68,931 in New Delhi.

  
  

  The on-road prices of the three variants are Rs. 71,882 for the base variant of the TVS Radeon, Rs. 76,645 for the Radeon Commuter Bike of the Year-Drum, and finally, the top model is available at an on-road price of  Rs. 79,949. All the on-road prices are for New Delhi.

• Is TVS Radeon a good bike?

  The TVS Radeon brand has been on the market for nearly nine years now. It is one of TVS's most popular brands, hailed for its robustly built, premium looks and affordable price tag.

  
  

  The next part deals with performance and mileage. The Chennai-based automaker's Radeon performs effectively in the lower and mid-range pickup. Until 60 kmpl, the bike runs smoothly, and you won’t feel any vibrations. Even after surpassing the speed of 80 kmpl, the bike effectively manages to reduce the vibes and gives the rider an enjoyable and comfortable ride.

  
  

  Conclusively, the TVS Synchronized Braking Technology provides an efficient braking system at both front and rear wheels, but a front disc braking could have enhanced the braking system. The latter is provided in the top variant but is missing in the other two.

  
  

  Overall, if you're looking for a commuter bike that offers comfort, premium appeal, performance, effective mileage and comes at an affordable price, then TVS Radeon is an ideal commuter bike.

• Is it worth buying a TVS Radeon?

  With the looks inspired by Royal Enfield Classic combined with excellent fit and finish and boasting a robust body, TVS Radeon is an excellent commuter bike at the price range under Rs.70k.

  
  

  Along with the TVS Synchronized Braking Technology, it also has a combi-braking system and hydraulic, telescopic type suspension, which boosts grip, enhances safety and comfort.

  
  

  Hence, if you’re looking for a bike with quality safety features, stylish appeal and abundant mileage, TVS Radeon is a budget-friendly commuter bike!

• What makes TVS Radeon better than the Hero Splendor Plus or Bajaj Platina 110?

  In terms of engine and tank capacity, the TVS Radeon has surpassed the likes of Hero Splendor Plus but trails behind the Bajaj Platina 110. The 110cc commuter bike boasts a fuel tank capacity of 10 L, along with its 69.3 kmpl mileage, makes it an exemplary companion for long drives.

  
  

  Furthermore, it's a fun bike to ride in the range of 30 to 60 kmph, where you will feel how effortlessly the engine delivers power and torque. The low range of acceleration is enough to pass through the traffic.

  
  

  With its extended mileage, one can easily travel up to 650 kilometres with the TVS Radeon BS6 in one go.

• TVS Radeon Vs Competition

  TVS Radeon Vs Hero Splendor Plus Vs Bajaj Platina 110

  
  

  TVS Radeon competes in the commuter bike market with the Hero Splendor Plus or Bajaj Platina 110. Let's go through an in-depth analysis to understand this competition better:

  
  

  • Talking about engine displacement, the Bajaj Platina exceeds the Splendor Plus and TVS Radeon by a fathomable margin. Compared to its 115.45cc 4 Stroke, Single-Cylinder engine, the Hero Splendor Plus’ offers just 97.2cc Air-cooled, 4-Stroke Single Cylinder OHC cc whereas the TVS Radeon gives 109.7cc with 4 Stroke Duralife Engine.
  • TVS Radeon is not as robust as the Bajaj Platina 110 but has better specifications than Hero Splendor Plus. The Chennai-based auto company’s Radeon generates a maximum power of 8.19 bhp at 7350 rpm and 8.7 Nm of torque at 4500 rpm.
  • The Bajaj Platina 110 offers a power of 8.4 bhp at 7000 rpm along with a maximum torque of 9.8 Nm at 5000 rpm, which gives an outstanding performance in the initial and mid-range pickup.
  • When you compare both of these bikes’ power and torque to that of Hero Splendor Plus, which generates a maximum power of 8 bhp and peak torque of 8.05 Nm at 6,000 rpm, the difference between the performance also becomes pretty clear.
  • Mileage-wise, the TVS Radeon is miles behind the Bajaj Platina 110 ABS which offers 84 kmpl. In comparison, the Chennai-based TVS Radeon offers slightly less mileage and offers 69.3 kmpl of mileage.
  • Similarly, in terms of the fuel tank, the Bajaj Platina 110 offers slightly more space as it has a 10.5-litre fuel capacity compared to Radians' fuel tank capacity of 10 litres.
  • TVS Radeon users have testified that yes, the TVS commuter bike does offer at least 80 kmpl. The fuel tank capacity of Radeon Is also slightly more than the other two, as it has 10.5 litres of capacity.
  • The Delhi-based Auto company Hero, which is also the world’s largest two-wheeler manufacturing brand, offers a mileage of 70 kmpl and sports a fuel tank capacity of 9.8 litres through its Hero Splendor Plus.
  • TVS Radeon is the clear winner in terms of style, credits to its simple, communicative and premium design. It has the best fit and finish among the three and also offers high versatility with ten colours, whereas the Bajaj Platina comes in three shades, and Hero Splendor Plus offers five shades.
  • Coming to one of the most fundamental requirements, safety, the braking system of TVS Radeon could have been enhanced. It lags behind the Bajaj Platina 110, which offers ABS.
  • The top variant of TVS Radeon features a front disk brake along with the TVS Synchronized Braking Technology, but this essential feature is missing in the other two variants, which have been equipped with drum brakes.
  • Speaking about the on-road prices in Delhi, the Hero Splendor Plus is the most expensive on the list. Although the difference is minor, Splendor Plus’ on-road price is
    Rs. 73,305. Its ex-showroom price is Rs. 62,535.
  • The Bajaj Platina 110 stands with the most expensive ex-showroom price tag of Rs. 65,926 but is slightly affordable in terms of on-road price, as compared to the Hero Splendor Plus, it comes down to Rs. 73,078.
  • Finally, the most affordable one on the list is the TVS Radeon, which an ex-showroom price of Rs. 61,242 and goes up to Rs.68,931 whereas, the on-road price of the commuter bike starts with Rs. 71,882 and can go to as high as Rs. 79,949.