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TVS Radeon: Colours Explained in Detail

Available in two variants and eight colour options!

TVS recently updated the base Radeon with an all-new Black colour scheme. The TVS Radeon is powered by a 110cc single cylinder air-cooled engine that makes 8PS at 7350rpm and 8.7Nm at 4,500rpm paired with a 4-speed gearbox. It gets a telescopic fork and preload adjustable twin shock absorbers. Brakes include a 240mm disc at the front for the disc variant or a 130mm drum for the drum variant. Both variants get a 110mm drum at the rear. The Radeon is available in two variants and eight colour options which we will talk about:

  • All Black (available only on Base Edition)

  • The base all black version gets a matte black colour all around. The whole motorcycle is blacked out which gives it a very stealthy vibe. It gets a black handlebar, black mirrors, black seat and even black rear grab rails. The engine gets a bronze cover which contrasts with the all-black styling. TVS badging is present on the tank and the side panel. 


  • Starlight Blue (available only on Base Edition)

  • The base starlight blue gets a nice cyan colour bodywork. It gets a brown seat, chrome handle bar, chrome leg guard and a chrome exhaust which give the bike a premium look. It also gets a bronze coloured engine cover andTVS badging on the tank and the side panel.


  • Metal Black (available only on Base Edition)

  • The base Metal Black gets a shiny black colour, brown seat and a bronze engine cover. The chrome parts include the handle bar, leg guard, rear grab rail and the exhaust. This colour also gets a brown seat and TVS badging on the tank and side panel. 


  • Royal Purple (available only on Base Edition)

  • The base Royal Purple gets a metallic purple finish along with a brown seat. It gets chrome parts which include, chrome headlight surround, leg guard, handlebar, the exhaust and the rear grab rail giving the bike a royal touch. The bronze engine colour stands out. 


  • Titanium Grey (available only on Base Edition)

  • The base Titanium Grey gets a colour which resembles a brush- aluminium finish and looks quite handsome. It too gets chrome parts such as the headlight surround, the leg guard, rear grab rail and exhaust. The seat colour is also brown, giving the bike a premium appeal to it. 


  • DT Blue Black (available only on Digi Cluster Edition)

  • The DT Blue Black gets a dual-tone paint finish. The upper half of the tank is blue and the lower half is black. The dual-tone theme continues at the side panel as well, and the Radeon badging is surrounded by Blue which is further surrounded by black. The chrome parts include, the headlight surround, handle bar, the exhaust and the rear grab rail. The seat colour is finished in black to continue the Blue-Black theme. 


  • DT Red Black (available only on Digi Cluster Edition)

  • The DT Red Black variant boasts a striking dual-tone colour scheme. The fuel tank features a red upper section along with a black lower section. This two-tone design extends to the side panels, where the Radeon badge is surrounded by red which sits within a black outline. Chrome highlights such as the headlight surround, handle bar, exhaust and the rear grab rail along with a black seat complete the two-tone look. 


  • Black (available only on Digi Cluster Edition)

  • The Black colour scheme is similar to the metallic black found on the base variant. It gets the same shiny black colour, and a bronze engine cover. The chrome parts include the handle bar, leg guard, rear grab rail and the exhaust. This colour gets a black seat to set it apart from the base variant.

    We personally like the TVS Radeon in  the base All Black colour scheme which makes the bike look very stealthy thanks to its matte black finish and no chrome parts. Which colour would you prefer? Let us know in the comments below.

    TVS Radeon User Reviews

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    denzil on Jul 09, 2026
    4.7
    Most durable in 110cc class.

    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

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    ssarbadhikari on Feb 15, 2026
    4.5
    RADEON BIKE IS A GOOD CONDITION BIKE

    SEAT HAS A WIDE, WELL CUSHIONED MOST COMFORTABLE FOR DAILY RIDING. THE UPRIGHT POSTURE WITH ERGONOMICALLY PLACED HANDLEBARS AND NEUTRAL FOOT-PEG POSITION HELPS REDUCE FATIGUE ESPECIALLY IN CITY TRAFFIC. SUSPENSION CONSIST OF TELESCOPIC FORKS UP FRONT AND 5 STEP ADJUSTABLE REAR SHOCK. IT HANDLES TYPICAL INDIAN ROAD BUMPS WALL WITHOUT FEELINGS TOO SOFT.Read More

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    harsh on Oct 30, 2025
    4.7
    Good Power and Smooth Acceleration

    "I selected a TVS Radeon that was not just functional but also cool. The retro modern styling of the TVS Radeon caught my eye immediately. It felt like it matched my personality simple but unique. The price was reasonable. Choosing this was an easy decision. " My experience riding the TVS Radeon has been good. The bike is smooth and comfortable with nice handling in both city and highway conditions. I enjoy the responsive clutch and low vibration levels. This is a bike I feel safe and I have been able to take it on some long trips comfortably. No regrets so far. I definitely advise others to TVS Radeon. It is a great all-rounder-incompetent, stylish and reliable. I think it is perfect for anyone who loves a bike with personality, but not very attractive. It is also easy to handle, making it good for early or experienced riders. Overall, a smart purchase for price and performance.Read More

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    pranav on Oct 30, 2025
    4.8
    Perfect Choice for Budget Riders

    I want the TVS Radeon because I selected a bike that blends style with everyday usability. Its unique retro modern design stood out from typical bikes and the comfortable riding posture promised less fatigue on long rides. The price was reasonable and I liked the tech features like the digital console and LED lights. Overall it just felt like a perfect fit for me. TVS Radeon ride has so far been very comfortable and smooth. I mix the city's commuting and weekend rides. It handles traffic well and feels stable at high speed. The seat is helpful, and I do not get tired after a long ride. It is also less on maintenance, which I appreciate. Every time I ride it, the bike feels reliable and fun. Yes, I would completely recommend TVS Radeon. It is stylish bike that is equally suitable for new and experienced riders. Its unique design always praises, and comfortable ergonomics make the daily ride pleasant. It is also reliable and inexpensive, so that it is something new but practical to anyone.Read More

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    ishaan on Oct 30, 2025
    4.8
    Durable Bike with Low Maintenance

    I chose TVS Radeon because I was tired of the usual options. It looked fresh and had a retro vibe without feeling dated. The bike promised comfort and good power which was important for my daily riding. Also the brand trust and after sales service gave me the confidence to go for it. Riding TVS Radeon has been a pleasant experience. The bike easily handles the city's traffic and remains stable on the highways. I took it on a long ride and comfort surprised me. The engine is responsible for being aggressive and brakes inspire confidence. Maintenance has been minimal so far, it is a hassle -free daily partner. Yes I would suggest TVS Radeon. This bike is a practical, stylish and reliable. I got great feedback from people who saw it and recommended it to them. This is a bike that meets many different riding needs.Read More

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