TVS Radeon can prove to be a great option for you if you are looking for a bike that is budget, mileage and reliable for everyday needs. This bike is not only known for its great look and color options, but the performance and features it gets make it special in its segment. So let’s know about this bike well.
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Price and variants
Talking about price and variants, TVS Radeon is available in four variants in India All Black Edition, Drum, Digital Drum and Digital Disc. Their prices are ₹69,734, ₹72,649, ₹76,669 and ₹80,384 (ex-showroom) respectively. The company has offered it in a total of eight attractive color options, allowing users to choose the color they like.
Engine and performance
Now let’s talk about the engine and performance, this bike has a 109.7cc BS6 engine which generates power of 8.08 bhp and torque of 8.7 Nm. It features TVS’s Synchronized Braking Technology (SBT), which provides better control during riding. The Radeon weighs 113 kg and has a 10-liter fuel tank, which facilitates short fuel stops in long journeys.
Color Options and Design Updates
The company recently introduced two new dual-tone color options from Radeon Red and Black and Blue and Black. These color schemes feature dual-tone fuel tanks and black body panels. The bike gets a stylish look from the red or blue sheds on the side panels. These new variants are priced slightly higher than the old models. Drum variants cost ₹68,982, while disc variants cost ₹71,982. The company says that these new color variants have been launched to celebrate the achievement of Radeon’s 4 million customers.
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Features and Technology
In terms of features and technology, the TVS Radeon is not far behind its competitors in its segment. It comes with features like LED DRLs, a USB charging port, and a side stand indicator with a beeper. Additionally, this bike features rubber tank grips, which are usually found on premium bikes like the Royal Enfield Classic. The company has included electric start and alloy wheels as standard. The front disc brake option is available on the Special Edition and dual-tone variants.
