Honda Activa 6G vs TVS Jupiter Comparison

The Japanese auto giant claims the new fuel-injected BS6-compliant engine offers 10 percent more mileage than the Honda Activa 5G. We got an impressive 58.1kmpl in the city and an equally commendable 55kmpl on the highway in our real-world test of the Activa 5G. Even if we take a realistic estimate of half of Honda’s claimed efficiency improvement, you’ll still be able to (theoretically) get 61kmpl in the city and a reassuring 57.75kmpl on the highway on the new Activa! rest will depend on road/traffic conditions and riding style. Read More

In tubeless tyres, there is no inner tube in the tyre. They are expensive as compared to tube tyres but they are highly durable and they are light in weight which results in better mileage. Also, you may ride the bike with low air pressure and can be ridden to the nearest repair shop, with puncher tyre. Also, they provide a better grip and there is no chance of uneven pressure. Read More

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Both have tried and tested engine and capable enough tostand longer. It will totally depend on how it will be maintained. Pleasure look better and its ride quality is effortless as well. It retains its easy-riding ability, which is further enhanced by the new engine. But, these updates feel like they are a few years late, giving you the impression that they have only managed to bring the Pleasure on par with its rivals. We would have loved to see more features and better ride quality, which could have given it a serious edge over its rivals. But as things stand, the new Pleasure’s edge remains its pricing. On the other hand, the new list of updates on India’s most popular scooter have made the Activa 6G a more exciting proposition than before. However, the Activa 6G still misses out on some basic features which should have been standard by now. You may compare both the scooters accordingly. Do take a test ride in order to get better clarity. Check out authorised dealership details. Read More

Both the bikes are comfortable enough irrespective of rider's gender. If we talk about Hero Destini 125, being a 125 cc scooter is has better power performance. The potent engine is met with a similarly taut ride setup. The underbone might not be something new but the suspension tuning is on the firmer side. Hero’s primary aim with the Destini was to make it a great people carrier, facilitating two-up riding. Hence, with a pillion (i.e. with the suspension loaded), the scooter takes in small bumps nicely. If you are riding solo and are on the lighter side, the same bumps can feel uncomfortable though. On the another hand, Honda has finally equipped the twenty-one-year-old scooter with a telescopic fork! But not entirely though. While the ride quality is leaps and bounds better than the woefully obsolete, rudimentary trailing link suspension of the 5G, it is still a little on the harsh side. One workaround is that you can tweak the 3-stage preload-adjustable single shock absorber to the softer side, which should help the ride quality become a little more supple, at least at the rear. You may compare the specifications and features of both the scooters accordingly. Do take a test ride in order to get better clarity. Check out authorised dealership details. Read More