TVS Radeon

The new TVS Radeon is an elegant motorcycle with a good road presence. The Radeon's design continues to be straightforward and functional. At the front, the bike gets an angular headlamp with chrome surrounds all around. A beautifully fitted LED DRL and rectangular-shaped halogen turn indicators are also included on the motorcycle. The new TVS Radeon comes in a variety of trim levels, and while the cheaper trims have rearview mirrors that are black, the top-spec levels have circular rearview mirrors that are chrome-embellished and give the car a retro look. The new TVS Radeon has an even better side profile.

The new TVS Radeon gets a muscular fuel tank and it even gets rubber pads on the fuel tank for the ergonomic riding position and additional grip. The motorcycle gets a long flat single-piece seat which is finished in the tan shade and feels very premium. It also gets a metallic carrier at the side with chrome accents and even the exhaust of the motorcycle is completely finished in chrome. The engine of the TVS Radeon is finished in the golden shade with red TVS badging. The motorcycle is currently available in ten different colour shades. They are - Chrome Purple, Regal Blue, Metal Black, Royal Purple, Golden Beige, Pearl White, Titanium Grey, Volcano Red, Chrome Black, Chrome Brown.

The new TVS Radeon has the following dimensions: 2025 mm in length, 705 mm in width, and 1080 mm in height. The motorcycle is easily accessible for even short riders thanks to its 1265 mm wheelbase and 780 mm seat height. With its impressive 180 mm ground clearance, the new TVS Radeon can easily navigate speed bumps. It has a sizable gasoline tank with a 13 litre overall capacity. When equipped with drum brakes, the new TVS Radeon 110 BS6 weighs 116 kilogrammes, while the motorcycle's disc brake version weighs 118 kilogrammes.

A 109.7cc single-cylinder air-cooled fuel-injected motor that complies with BS6 and produces 8.07 bhp of power and 8.7Nm powers the TVS Radeon. While there is a 0.21PS reduction in power compared to the BS4 model, the peak torque remains unchanged and now occurs 500 rpm earlier. The engine is coupled with a 4-speed transmission. The motorcycle's engine is coupled to a 4-speed manual gearbox and includes TVS' Ecothrust Fuel Injection (ET-Fi) Technology, which improves the motorcycle's fuel efficiency. With the BS6 upgrade, the TVS Radeon 110, which has always been a fantastic motorcycle to ride, has improved even more. Compared to before, the motorcycle feels considerably more refined.

The new TVS Radeon BS6 offers very good low-end and mid-range performance and the motorcycle has a decent top-end too. While most entry-level commuters max out at 80-85 kmph, the TVS Radeon can go up to 85 kmph easily. However, the sweet spot of the bike ranges between 40-60 kmph. It feels the most engaging to ride at these speeds and at this pace, it offers good fuel economy too. The new TVS Radeon 110 BS6 delivers around 60-70 kmpl of mileage in real-world riding conditions, which is actually great for a bike of this class.

The new TVS Radeon is built on a tubular frame with a single cradle. The motorcycle has telescopic forks at the front that handle suspension responsibilities, and a 5-step hydraulic shock absorber at the back. The TVS Radeon provides a very supple and smooth ride. The motorbike has considerable suspension travel, and because of its smooth ride and durable construction, it is also well-liked in rural areas. On this commuter motorcycle, the rear 110 mm drum brake handles the braking responsibilities. The Radeon's braking mechanisms may use some serious upgrading.

A 240 mm disc brake or a 130 mm drum unit are available up front. Synchronized Braking Technology, another safety element, is also added to it. The motorcycle has five-spoke alloy wheels and 18-inch tubeless tyres. When it comes to features, the new TVS Radeon includes a USB charging port and attractive rectangle-shaped analogue dials for the instrument clusters. These instrument clusters display all the essential trip-related data, including the speedometer, odometer, fuel gauge, and warning lights.