TVS Sport KMPL User Reviews

Currently i am owing a bike tvs sport kls bs6 110.My driving experience with this bike is very good.This bike is very easy to handle in city and for taking sharp turns.The mileage of this bike is also very good, This bike gives a mileage of 60 kmpl in city and 70-75 kmpl on highway.I am fully satisfied with the mileage of this bike.The normal servicing cost of this bike is around ₹600-₹800 for normal service.The service depart of tvs was very good in my city.I am driving the tvs sport for 3 yrs.And still i am not facing any major problem in this bike related to anything.Once i feel a vibration in top of the instrument cluster and then i goes to service centre and they fixed this problem free of cost.But the kick of this bike is hard as compared to other bikes.Sometimes it irritates me a lot.Brakes, Lights and seats etc.All are good in this bike.Best value for money bike for me.The looks of this bike was also very nice.The engine is very refined and it provides a good amount of power for drive in city and highway.The exhaust sound is very soothing.

After clocking over 5000 km on my TVS Sport had my fair share of ups and downs. On one hand the motorcycle shines with its stellar fuel efficiency of around 95 kmpl and a reliable 99.7cc engine that chugs along without fuss. Its lightweight frame makes it easy to travel through traffic. On the downside the TVS Sport suspension is not the most forgiving on uneven roads leading to a less than comfortable ride on longer journeys. Additionally while the build quality is decent it does not feel as premium as some of its competitors.

The TVS Sport is a discontinued 100cc motorcycle offering a balance of affordability, fuel efficiency, and performance. While it's no longer in production by TVS. I owned it from 2018 it comes with a BS6 compliant 109.7cc, single-cylinder, air-cooled engine. This offers sufficient power for navigating city traffic and occasional highway runs. The TVS claimed a mileage of around 65 kmpl. The Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS) is not available on the TVS Sport. Overall it is my companion from long time so i loved it .

Six months ago, I decided to purchase the TVS Sport, I was impressed by its appealing promise of fuel efficiency and affordability. The bike boasts a 99 cc engine that delivers a neat 7 bhp power with an impressive mileage of around 95 kmpl, according to the company specs.Riding through the busy streets of my city, the lightweight frame and smooth handling of the Sport made commuting pretty effortless. A particular highlight for me has been the electric start, a small luxury on busy mornings.

It is of very bad quality all parts are damaging one by one in last 4-5 years i replaced all most all parts, And mileage is only 30-35 kmpl even nuts are getting rusted and very bad experience to own this vehicle loss of money/

Currently i am owing a bike tvs sport kls bs6 110.My driving experience with this bike is very good.This bike is very easy to handle in city and for taking sharp turns.The mileage of this bike is also very good, This bike gives a mileage of 60 kmpl in city and 70-75 kmpl on highway.I am fully satisfied with the mileage of this bike.The normal servicing cost of this bike is around ₹600-₹800 for normal service.The service depart of tvs was very good in my city.I am driving the tvs sport for 3 yrs.And still i am not facing any major problem in this bike related to anything.Once i feel a vibration in top of the instrument cluster and then i goes to service centre and they fixed this problem free of cost.But the kick of this bike is hard as compared to other bikes.Sometimes it irritates me a lot.Brakes, Lights and seats etc.All are good in this bike.Best value for money bike for me.The looks of this bike was also very nice.The engine is very refined and it provides a good amount of power for drive in city and highway.The exhaust sound is very soothing.

After clocking over 5000 km on my TVS Sport had my fair share of ups and downs. On one hand the motorcycle shines with its stellar fuel efficiency of around 95 kmpl and a reliable 99.7cc engine that chugs along without fuss. Its lightweight frame makes it easy to travel through traffic. On the downside the TVS Sport suspension is not the most forgiving on uneven roads leading to a less than comfortable ride on longer journeys. Additionally while the build quality is decent it does not feel as premium as some of its competitors.

The TVS Sport is a discontinued 100cc motorcycle offering a balance of affordability, fuel efficiency, and performance. While it's no longer in production by TVS. I owned it from 2018 it comes with a BS6 compliant 109.7cc, single-cylinder, air-cooled engine. This offers sufficient power for navigating city traffic and occasional highway runs. The TVS claimed a mileage of around 65 kmpl. The Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS) is not available on the TVS Sport. Overall it is my companion from long time so i loved it .

Six months ago, I decided to purchase the TVS Sport, I was impressed by its appealing promise of fuel efficiency and affordability. The bike boasts a 99 cc engine that delivers a neat 7 bhp power with an impressive mileage of around 95 kmpl, according to the company specs.Riding through the busy streets of my city, the lightweight frame and smooth handling of the Sport made commuting pretty effortless. A particular highlight for me has been the electric start, a small luxury on busy mornings.