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6 things to know before buying the Honda Shine 100 DX

The Shine 100 DX has seen its price slashed by over Rs 5,000 with the implementation of GST 2.0
1 min read•3 Oct '25
Ved JanveVed Janve
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The Honda Shine 100 DX is identical to the standard Shine 100 in its fundamentals, but it appeals to buyers who want a bit more flair and a few added features over the basic commuter. Here are a few things to know before buying the Honda Shine 100 DX.

6. Does the Honda Shine 100 DX get tubeless tyres?

6 things to know before buying the Honda Shine 100 DX

Yes, the Honda Shine 100 DX comes equipped with tubeless tyres, a key difference from the standard Shine 100. 

5. Does the Honda Shine 100 DX get an LCD dash?

6 things to know before buying the Honda Shine 100 DX

Yes, another notable upgrade over the standard model is the presence of an LCD dash that seems to be borrowed from the Honda Shine 125. 

4. Does the Honda Shine 100 DX feature side-stand engine cut-off function?

Yes, another safety feature over the standard Shine 100 is the side-stand engine cut-off, which automatically kills the engine as soon as the side-stand is put down.

3. What is the fuel-carrying capacity of the Honda Shine 100 DX?

6 things to know before buying the Honda Shine 100 DX

The Honda Shine 100 DX has 10-liters of fuel-carrying capacity– a liter more than the standard Shine 100. 

2. What are the colours available with the Honda Shine 100 DX?

6 things to know before buying the Honda Shine 100 DX

The DX model is available in four colours – black, red, blue and grey. It also gets refreshed graphics that further differentiate it from the standard Shine 100

1. What is the price of the Honda Shine 100 DX?

6 things to know before buying the Honda Shine 100 DX

The Honda Shine 100 DX was launched at Rs 74,959, but after the recent price cut and the implementation of GST 2.0 rates, its price has dropped to Rs 69,694.

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