Gallery: 2026 TVS Raider 125 In 10 Detailed Real-life Images

The tvs raider is a sporty commuter motorcycle aimed at young riders who want style, along with everyday usability. The Raider 125 is priced from Rs 82,000 to Rs 97,050 (ex-showroom, Delhi), depending on the variant. If you are planning to buy the Raider, check out our EMI buying guide. Here’s a closer look at the bike in real-life detail.

Looks – Sporty And Youthful

The TVS Raider 125 has a sharp and modern design that clearly sets it apart from the regular 125cc commuter bikes. It gets an aggressive looking LED headlamp, with neatly integrated DRLs, a muscular fuel tank with bold extensions, and a split-style seat that adds to the sporty appeal. The short tail section and chunky grab rail complete the look. You can also opt for the official accessories available for the TVS Raider 125, if you want your bike to look a bit more striking.

Colours – Bright And Eye-Catching

The Raider 125 is offered in multiple vibrant colour schemes that suit its youthful character. In fact, it's one of the very few bikes with a really long list of attractive, cool colours, some even made in collaboration with Marvel!

Engine – Peppy And Refined

The TVS Raider 125 is powered by a 124.8cc, air and oil-cooled, single-cylinder engine. It produces 11.4PS at 7,500rpm and 11.2Nm at 6,000rpm (11.75Nm with iGo assist), paired with a 5-speed gearbox. The engine feels smooth, responsive, especially in city riding. It is also one of the quickest 125cc bikes with a 0 to 60kmph time of 5.8 seconds (claimed).

Features – Segment First Touches

Apart from the top-spec TFT DD, all other variants of the TVS Raider 125 get an LCD console that shows speedometer, odometer, time, gear position, mileage, range, trip meters, and other essential readouts. The top-spec TFT DD variant comes equipped with a 5-inch TFT display that supports Bluetooth connectivity, along with turn-by-turn navigation, call/SMS alerts, ride stats, and voice assist.

To know more about all the bells and whistles, here is a complete feature explainer to help you.

Other features include rider aids like the iGo electric boost (available in the iGo variant and above), two riding modes (Eco and Power), an idle start/stop system, which switches off the engine when stationary and restarts it when you pull the clutch in, thereby increasing mileage. It also offers riding modes (Eco and Power), which is rare in this segment. Along with these features, TVS has also given the Raider 125 a single channel ABS, available in the top, TFT DD and SXC DD variants. Here's how a features comparison looks like between the TVS Raider 125, Bajaj Pulsar NS125, and the Hero Xtreme 125R.

Underpinnings And Other Specifications

The Raider 125 gets a conventional telescopic fork and a monoshock at the rear. Braking is handled by a 240mm front disc/130mm front drum, and either a 130mm rear drum or a 200mm rear disc depending on the variant. It has a seat height of 780mm, making it accessible for most riders. With a kerb weight of around 123kg to 125kg depending on the variant, it feels light and easy to handle. 

The 10-litre fuel tank and claimed mileage of 56kmpl make it practical for daily commutes. The bike runs on 17-inch alloy wheels with an 80-section front, and a 100-section rear tyre, while the top spec TFT DD and SXC DD get wider tyres, a 90-section front and a 110-section rear.

If you’re looking for a stylish, feature-packed 125cc bike that feels modern and fun to ride, the TVS Raider 125 is a strong option. However, if you are still not sure about which 125cc bike you should consider, then check out our detailed comparison between the TVS Raider 125 and the Hero Xtreme 125R, and an image comparison between the Raider 125 and the Honda SP 125. 

For all other information, you can also check out our ULTIMATE BUYING guide of the TVS Raider 125.