There has always been a craze for commuter motorcycles in India. From small towns to big cities, bikes in the 100cc segment are the first choice of people. They are economical, fuel efficient and pocket friendly.
Now imagine how it would feel if an already affordable bike got an even bigger price cut? This is what has happened with the Honda Shine 100 and Shine 100 DX. After the implementation of GST 2.0, their prices have come down so much that it is bound to bring a smile on the faces of budget buyers.
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Price
Honda has reduce the prices of its entry level models due to GST 2.0. Now the Shine 100 has become nearly ₹5,672 affordable and the price of the Shine 100 DX has decreased by about ₹6,256. This means that the ex-showroom price of the Shine 100 is now around ₹63,191, while the Shine 100 DX costs around ₹69,694.
That is, now both these models have become even more accessible to the buyer who wants to take stylish and reliable commuter bike in a low budget.
Design and Specifications
The Honda Shine 100 has always been known for its simplicity and practicality. It gets an air-cooled, single-cylinder, four-stroke engine of 98.98cc, which performs 7.28 hp power and 8.05Nm torque generate. This is accompanied by a four-speed gearbox, which is exactly perfect for city ridges.
The Shine 100 DX also comes with the same mechanical setup, but makes it different with its cosmetic upgrades. It contains stylish body graphics and premium finish, which differentiate it visually from Shine 100. In both bikes you find safety features such as CBS (Combi-Brake System), alloy wheels, and tubeless tyres, which take safety and comfort to a new level.
GST 2.0
The price factor is the largest deciding point for commuter bike buyers if seen. Many times the difference of just a few thousand rupees also pulls the buyer towards another company. This large cut, which took place after GST 2.0, has made the Honda Shine 100 and Shine 100 DX even strong against rivals such as Hero HF Deluxe and Bajaj Platina.
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Yes, the thing to note is that these prices are ex-showroom. Final on-road price will be change according to RTO charges and insurance of different states. But still, these are a big relief for cuts buyers, especially in the festive season, when people are excited to buy a new car.
Budget-oriented
If you are a rider who wants affordable, fuel efficient and reliable bike for daily commute, then Honda Shine 100 and Shine 100 DX perfect choices. Shine 100 is ideal for budget-oriented buyers, while Shine 100 DX is for those who prefer slightly premium looks and stylish design.