The TVS Radeon is not only one of the brand’s most popular offerings in the entry-level 110cc segment, but also among the most likeable motorcycles in its class overall. We’ve spent considerable time with the bike over the years, and TVS has continued to introduce subtle yet meaningful updates to keep it relevant in an increasingly competitive market. If you’re looking for a no-nonsense commuter that still manages to feel engaging to ride, the TVS Radeon is a solid pick. Here are answers to some of the questions you might have about it.
What is the price of the TVS Radeon?
The TVS Radeon is priced between Rs 56,850 and Rs 78,200, depending on the variant. The range now starts with the all-black Base Edition at Rs 56,850, while the other colour options in the same variant are priced at Rs 63,350. Above that in the lineup is the Digi Cluster Edition, which, as the name suggests, gets a digital instrument console and is priced at Rs 75,950 with a drum brake, and Rs 78,200 with a front disc brake.
What engine does the TVS Radeon use?
The TVS Radeon is powered by a 109.7cc, air-cooled, single-cylinder engine that produces 8hp at 7,350rpm and 8.7Nm of torque at 4,500rpm, paired with a 4-speed gearbox. While the numbers on paper may not seem particularly exciting, the engine feels peppy, enjoys being revved, and is complemented by a pleasantly raspy exhaust note.
What is the weight of the TVS Radeon?
The TVS Radeon weighs 113kg in its drum brake form and 115kg in the disc brake variant (kerb), which, combined with its approachable performance, makes it an accessible motorcycle even for new riders. Other notable dimensions include an impressive 180mm of ground clearance.
What are the available colours for the TVS Radeon?
The TVS Radeon Base Edition is offered in five colour options – All Black, Starlight Blue, Metal Black, Royal Purple, and Titanium Grey. Meanwhile, the Digi Cluster Edition is available in three finishes: dual-tone Blue and Black, dual-tone Red and Black, and an all-black colourway.
Does the TVS Radeon have drum or disc brakes?
The TVS Radeon is offered with both drum and disc brake setups, depending on the variant. The drum versions use a 130mm front drum, while the higher variants get a 240mm front disc. All versions come equipped with a 110mm rear drum brake.
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