KEY HIGHLIGHTS
- The new TVS Sport remains familiar, but gets minor visual tweaks.
- The visual tweaks include refreshed decals and updated paint schemes.
- Everything else remains identical on the new TVS Sport.
The TVS Sport has been given yet another lease of life in its current avatar, with the bikemaker choosing not to change the formula too much, but instead refreshing it just enough to keep it relevant. It now comes with subtle, minor design enhancements, and the price has also been rejigged to a small extent.
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The new TVS Sport retains the familiar design that we have grown far too used to seeing, but it works for the bikemaker. The simplistic, commuter design remains, along with the bikini-fairing headlight and the skinny tyres. However, the decals have been reworked very subtly, and there are a total of six paint schemes. The base self start variant comes with four mono-tone paint options; All Red, All Black, All Grey, and Starlight Blue. The new ES+ variant comes with two dual-tone paint schemes; Black Neon, and Grey Red.
Underneath the familiar commuter design, the 110cc, single-cylinder powertrain carries on, producing 8.08bhp and 8.7Nm of torque, paired to a 4-speed gearbox. There are no hardware changes either; it carries on with the typical telescopic forks and 5-step adjustable shock absorbers. The Sport is also rather basic in terms of features, offering only a USB port, a fully analogue instrument cluster.
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Verdict
The TVS Sport happens to be integral for the bikemaker, given that it is on the more economy side of things in the 125cc segment, while the Raider takes care of those with enthusiastic and sportier intentions.
