Honda Shine 100: All Shades For 2026

The Honda Shine 100 is Honda's entry point into the Indian market, a straightforward 100cc commuter priced at Rs 65,393 (ex-showroom, Delhi). It is built to take on the best-selling bike in India, the Hero Splendor. Honda still gives buyers five colour options to pick from, each one keeping the same black base and simply changing up the graphics and panel accents. Here's the breakdown:

Orange With Black

This is the boldest option in the lineup, an orange scheme layered over the Shine's black base that gives the commuter a sense of energy. It suits riders who want their bike to stand out a little in a segment that usually plays it safe. 

Red With Black

Red with black is a familiar, tried-and-tested combination in the commuter segment, and it works well here too. It's got just enough contrast to look sharp without feeling flashy, a safe pick for riders who want their bike to look put together without drawing too much attention. 

Gray With Black

The most understated option in the range, this one leans almost entirely into the black base. The grey is used sparingly enough that the bike keeps a low-key, formal look. It's the sort of colour that works for riders who just want a no-fuss commuter and don't care much for looking flashy. 

Blue With Black

Blue with black brings a cooler tone to the lineup without pushing into loud territory. It's a fairly balanced choice, distinctive enough to notice but not so bright that it feels out of place on a budget commuter. 

Green With Black

Green with black rounds off the range, adding a splash of character to what is otherwise a fairly sober-looking motorcycle. It won't turn heads on its own, but it's a nice middle ground for riders who want a hint of individuality. Green shades are not very common on budget commuters, so this is our personal favorite as it makes the bike look a bit unique.

Whichever shade you go with costs the same, so the choice comes down entirely to which combination of black and accent colour appeals to you.