TVS Radeon Suspension User Reviews

The TVS Radeon is the ultimate stopper owing to its rugged look and outstanding reliability in the daily journeys. It is one of the most desired commuter bikes. Customers appreciate smooth running of its efficient engine and having ride quality, which is “just perfect” for driving around the bustling city of ours. These attributes score the car good points for quality build, comfortable roomy seats, and utility for fuel savings. On the other hand, some riders appreciate the lack of motor in the bike and point out that this helps in getting better suspension for uneven roads. They even talk about how to increase the safety by providing better braking system.

My journey with the TVS Radeon commenced two years back aiming for a reliable daily commuter. True enough, its economical aspect boasting of a fuel efficiency that comes around the 69.3 kmpl mark this gets me quite impressed. Its 109.7cc engine generating 8.19 bhp might not sound exhilarating but for city commutes, it is more than adequate. The Radeon's traditional design appealed to me blending in yet standing out with its chrome accents and sturdy build quality that promised endurance.The Radeon's suspension struggles with load and with a pillion the ride is not as smooth as I would like something that can be a deal breaker for Indian families.

I have always been more inclined towards motorcycles, so when I got the TVS Radeon its retro styling with modern touches instantly appealed to me. The Radeon is a sturdy performer on urban roads. The mileage is impressive too coming around 69.3 kmpl, which is great for my daily commutes.Yet, the Radeon is not without its flaws. While it offers great utility, the bike's seat could have been more comfortable specially on longer rides. Additionally, I have found the front suspension a bit stiff which can make for a bumpy ride when navigating through typical Indian road irregularities.

The TVS Radeon is powered by a 109.7cc, air-cooled, single-cylinder engine. It has classic, retro styling look with a modern touch. It has a maximum power of around 8.2 bhp at 7,000 rpm and a peak torque of 8.7 Nm at 5,000 rpm. The bike boasts a good mileage of around 60 kmpl, making it fuel-efficient for daily rides. It's Top speed is around 85 kmph. It's suspension handles bumps on road. Only a few color options available. The TVS Radeon is a solid choice for a reliable, fuel-efficient commuter bike at an affordable price

The TVS Radeon is the ultimate stopper owing to its rugged look and outstanding reliability in the daily journeys. It is one of the most desired commuter bikes. Customers appreciate smooth running of its efficient engine and having ride quality, which is “just perfect” for driving around the bustling city of ours. These attributes score the car good points for quality build, comfortable roomy seats, and utility for fuel savings. On the other hand, some riders appreciate the lack of motor in the bike and point out that this helps in getting better suspension for uneven roads. They even talk about how to increase the safety by providing better braking system.

My journey with the TVS Radeon commenced two years back aiming for a reliable daily commuter. True enough, its economical aspect boasting of a fuel efficiency that comes around the 69.3 kmpl mark this gets me quite impressed. Its 109.7cc engine generating 8.19 bhp might not sound exhilarating but for city commutes, it is more than adequate. The Radeon's traditional design appealed to me blending in yet standing out with its chrome accents and sturdy build quality that promised endurance.The Radeon's suspension struggles with load and with a pillion the ride is not as smooth as I would like something that can be a deal breaker for Indian families.

I have always been more inclined towards motorcycles, so when I got the TVS Radeon its retro styling with modern touches instantly appealed to me. The Radeon is a sturdy performer on urban roads. The mileage is impressive too coming around 69.3 kmpl, which is great for my daily commutes.Yet, the Radeon is not without its flaws. While it offers great utility, the bike's seat could have been more comfortable specially on longer rides. Additionally, I have found the front suspension a bit stiff which can make for a bumpy ride when navigating through typical Indian road irregularities.

The TVS Radeon is powered by a 109.7cc, air-cooled, single-cylinder engine. It has classic, retro styling look with a modern touch. It has a maximum power of around 8.2 bhp at 7,000 rpm and a peak torque of 8.7 Nm at 5,000 rpm. The bike boasts a good mileage of around 60 kmpl, making it fuel-efficient for daily rides. It's Top speed is around 85 kmph. It's suspension handles bumps on road. Only a few color options available. The TVS Radeon is a solid choice for a reliable, fuel-efficient commuter bike at an affordable price