125cc bike: If you are looking to purchase a fuel-saving and fashionable two-wheeler without breaking the bank, it’s a good time now. Top brands such as Honda, Hero, TVS, and Bajaj have upgraded their best-selling 125cc motorcycles to meet the updated norms. Here is what you can purchase for less than ₹90,000 now.

Honda SP 125

Honda has revamped the SP 125 to align with the new OBD2B emission norms. It still impresses with robust performance and looks. The bike now costs ₹89,468 for the drum model and ₹93,668 for the disc model. These are Honda’s official prices as listed on BikeDekho.

TVS Raider 125

TVS Raider 125 is still a hit with young riders, with its aggressive design and feature-loaded package. It is available in three variants: drum at ₹87,010, disc at ₹95,010, and the top-of-the-line SX variant that costs ₹1,02,000. The SX variant also features SmartXonnect technology, giving a digital twist to the riding experience.

Hero Splendor Plus Xtec

Hero’s Splendor Plus Xtec, the brand’s bestseller for years, is now equipped with new-age tech. It has a digital instrument cluster and Bluetooth connectivity. The new OBD2B-compliant models vary from ₹82,807 to ₹86,107, with brake type and variant. Its Xtec 2.0 version is notable for delivering maximum value at competitive prices for featuring new-age features. 

Bajaj Pulsar 125 Neon

Popular for its muscle-inspired look and lively engine, Bajaj Pulsar 125 Neon is aimed at performance enthusiasts. The Neon single-seat variant retails for ₹85,549, while the Carbon Fiber Split Seat iteration costs ₹93,613. Bajaj continues to combine style with substance in its Pulsar offerings, making it desirable in the 125cc category.

Hero HF Deluxe

Although slightly under the 125cc segment, Hero HF Deluxe cannot be ignored because of its popularity and price point. From ₹59,998 to ₹69,518, it is a big favorite in the affordable segment. It is made for semi-urban and rural markets with reliability and affordability being high-value propositions. 

OBD2B Norms Update and What It Means

All the mentioned bikes now come upgraded to the current OBD2B (On-Board Diagnostics) emission standards. This provides lower emissions, improved environmental compliance, and in many cases, smoother engine tuning for a more refined engine. All this makes bikes future-proof without compromising their affordability.