Hero HF Deluxe Flex Fuel Same Price Other Options: 5 Other Two-wheelers For You To Choose From
Fun scooters and simple commuters, this list has a lot of really tempting options
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.
User Reviews
Budget friendly, smooth comfort, mileage, maintenance, style, good suspension, goodfor small family and less service maintenance and more efficient, more service centres, good mileage and good to use for regular office work and home needs. Good and smooth riding for family as a comfort wise, smooth engine and good mileage for drives and more stylish fuel efficient about service and repairs easy to get repaired service also good experience having this bike. I will recommend this bike for all employees, family, women's cause everyone can afford this bike comfort for small family, good mileage, style, services, More specifications so I recommend this bike for everyone.Read More
i like yamaha fascino cause it has a awesome styling scooty and comfortable, it has good fuel efficiency more than that because of stock availablity in nearby showroom reliability for long term use purpose. So far the ride is good negative spaint quality of the scooty is bad as it has rust on fastener of cooling within 2 week may be because of i live on a high humidity area it has engine vibration on footrest on 70 speed not much noticable, bit it has foot board not satisfying good bootspace lacks a glove box positives fuel efficiency is top class, good performance lightweight scooty, helps in traffic has good riding feel if you dont go above 70 enough seat space, good headlight, good design. Recommendable scooty for those who are looking for a good fuel efficient and comfort scooty, comfortable but i wish it has more foot space not recommended for those who only expect powerfull performance not recommended for tall riders and who expect a best of value scooty. Read More
Most durable and well built. But the Radeon has an advantage over it's rivals and that's the exhaust note with quite nice engine performance for a 110cc and looks are balance between style and practicality. Very economical over long term usage. Excellent for small business and load carrying capacity because of it's robust built quality. Cons: Breaking could be better. Seat foam hardens over time making it uncomfortable.Read More