Hero HF Deluxe Flex Fuel Same Price Other Options: 5 Other Two-wheelers For You To Choose From

Hero recently launched the Hero HF Deluxe flex fuel in India and at an ex-showroom price of Rs 72,792, it’s not exactly cheap for what is a simple 100cc commuter. And if the price sounds a bit too steep for you, here are five other two-wheelers that you can buy instead of the Hero bike:

Please note that all the prices mentioned here are ex-showroom prices

Bajaj Platina 110 - Rs 72,428 

If you want to keep things simple by getting another 100cc commuter but saving a bit of money with it, the Bajaj Platina 110 has always been a good option. The bike is affordable, comes with Bajaj’s affordable upkeep charges and is known to be quite a reliable bike. So if you want to save more than Rs 4,000 and still get a bike that is pretty much on par with the HF Deluxe flex fuel, the Platina 110 is a great choice. 

TVS Jupiter 110 - Rs 73,550 onwards 

As reviewers we refrain from using the word ‘perfect’ for the vehicles we test, because no bike is perfect and that’s too good a word. But the TVS Jupiter 110 comes as close to perfection as it gets. The TVS scooter looks  premium, is comfortable, has tons of bootspace and has a lovely engine, one that’s fun yet fuel efficient. And with its prices starting from a little above Rs 73,500, the scooter’s good value for your money as well. So if you are in the market looking for a 110cc scooter for everyone in your family, the Jupiter 100 makes for a fantastic pick. 

Honda Activa 6G - Rs 75,583 onwards 

You can call the Honda Activa 6G dated and it’s fair too. The scooter truly hasn’t received the big overhaul it should have a while ago, and it does feel dated especially when you compare it to a TVS Jupiter 110. But it’s still India’s highest selling scooter and that’s for a reason: it’s a no-nonsense, bulletproof 110cc scooter, and that has some value in our market. So if you’re looking for a no-frills scooter that keeps it honest and simple, the 6G can make for a good choice. 

Yamaha Fascino - Rs 77,200 onwards 

The Yamaha Fascino is the quirky scooter with a design that polarizes people. But if you can look past the way the scooter looks, it's a well-finished and affordable scooter that’s quite fuel efficient as well. And with a kerb weight of 98kg, the scooter’s incredibly light, making it that much easier for everyone in the family to ride it. So if you want a slightly quirky-looking scooter which is practical and also gives you a bit of the exclusivity factor out on the road without breaking the bank, the Fascino is a lovely choice. 

TVS Radeon Digi Variants - Rs 77,500 onwards 

The most expensive bike on this list obviously also has to be a bit more fancy to justify the price. And that’s why we’ve included the digi variants of the TVS Radeon. The Radeon in itself is efficient, spacious and has a smooth engine, ticking all the important boxes for a bike in this segment. The digi variants take things up a notch by offering a digital instrument console which does take the feeling of premiumness up a notch. So if you want even your 100cc bike to feel contemporary and reasonably modern, the Radeon digi variants are a good choice.