2023 Hero HF Deluxe launched at Rs 60,760

    The 2023 Hero HF Deluxe now comes with tubeless tyres as standard on the self-start and i3s variants.

    Published On Jun 05, 2023 01:16:00 PM

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    Hero HF Deluxe price, mileage, features.
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    Hero has updated its entry-level 100cc commuter, the HF Deluxe, and the bike now costs between Rs 60,760-67,208.

    2023 Hero HF Deluxe engine, features, cycle parts

    For starters, the 2023 HF Deluxe now comes with tubeless tyres as standard on the self start and i3s (start/stop technology) equipped variants of the bike. A USB charger is also offered as an optional extra and the bike comes with a five year warranty and five free services as standard.

    Powering the Hero HF Deluxe is the air-cooled, 97cc, single-cylinder ‘Sloper’ mill that’s rated for 8hp and 8.05Nm of torque. This long-serving engine is now OBD-2 compliant plus E20 ready and is mated to a 4-speed gearbox. The engine is nestled inside a basic double cradle frame, suspended by a simple telescopic fork and 2-step adjustable twin shock absorber setup. With its 9.6-litre tank fully brimmed, the HF Deluxe weighs 112kg.

    2023 Hero HF Deluxe price, variants, rivals

    The Hero HF Deluxe is available in three variants – drum kick cast, drum self cast and i3s drum self cast. Prices start at Rs 60,760 and go up to Rs 67,208 (ex-showroom, Delhi). The Hero HF Deluxe will soon face off against the Honda Shine 100 (Rs 64,900, introductory, ex-showroom, Mumbai) and the Bajaj Platina 100 (Rs 67,475).

    All prices, unless otherwise stated, are ex-showroom, Delhi.

    Also See:

    Honda Shine 100 vs rivals: price, specifications compared

    Honda Shine 100 review: Big ambitions

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