Hero’s cool motorcycle, which will spoil the TVS Raider game and can be seen during the test, will receive a very stylish design

New Delhi. There is a great enthusiasm for commuter bikes in India. 125cc motorcycles are the best-selling in this segment. A 125cc motorcycle has more power than a 100cc motorcycle without sacrificing mileage. Apart from that, the 125 bike also comes in a slightly fancier design. The commuter bike buyer gets mileage, good performance and style all rolled into one.

Currently, the TVS Raider 125 is selling well in the 125 commuter segment alongside the Honda SP125 and Hero Glamor. Raider is the bike with the most features and premium design in its segment. This bike incorporates many of the same features found on the bikes in the segment above. With this in mind, Hero MotoCorp is now preparing to launch a new motorcycle designed to compete with TVS Raider.

Bicycle discovered during the test
Hero MotoCorp tests his new motorcycle intensively. Recently some of his pictures went viral on the internet. According to the news, this company’s bike will be put in direct competition with the TVS Raider 125. Keeping the TVS design in mind, Hero has also given their new bike a very sporty and stylish look. It was designed to look more powerful than the 125.

According to the information, this bike is equipped with a monoshock suspension at the rear, just like the Raider. In addition, the bike was given a wide tire at the rear. The slim headlights at the front make it look very sporty. The bike has LED turn signals and LED taillights. In addition, the bike has a rear wheel cover, an aluminum footrest and a very sharp rear end. It has a sharp fuel tank like sport bikes. The company may offer it with dual disc brakes.

According to the specs, Hero may launch this bike next year. At the same time, in order to give the Raider some fierce competition, the company can launch it at a lower price than the Raider at the same time. The price of the TVS Raider 125 starts at 87,000 rupees (ex showroom).

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