I want to buy a mileage bike as I do about 80 km up down in my Hornet should I go for HF Deluxe and Honda CD 110 for Dream and Hero HF Deluxe is 10 k cheaper than Honda. My criteria is just want a good mileage and a good tubeless tire option. Please help me because I am not sure HF Deluxe comes with tubeless option.

Q. I want to buy a mileage bike as I do about 80 km up down in my Hornet should I go for HF Deluxe and Honda CD 110 for Dream and Hero HF Deluxe is 10 k cheaper than Honda. My criteria is just want a good mileage and a good tubeless tire option. Please help me because I am not sure HF Deluxe comes with tubeless option.
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Shrikantha | 4 years ago

HF Delux gives you better mileage than cd 110 and it is a good bike but it comes with tube tyre , if mileage is important then HF Delux is good compared to CD 110 In smooth riding condition in 60 km speed I am getting 70 - 72 km mileage (air pressure 30 40) for bs 4 model odometer reading 53,500 km For BS6 you will get 3-4 km extra mileage

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Ravi | 4 years ago

Bilkul mat lena HF DELUXE BS 6Bina chok oil khatam hoga to start nhi hogi Tubless nhiMaintenance company se hogiKoi dikkat ho gyi raste me to company wale hi aa kar sahi karegeBohot khrab bike h khud dekh k sab chiz tabhi lena

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Satadal | 3 years ago

Hf deluxe bs6 main performance or vi accha ho gayi or mileage vi... Par tyre tubeless nahi hai... Agar kam dam por accha bike chahiye to hf deluxe best hoga...

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Abhishek | 4 years ago

Yes Hf deluxe does not comes with tubeless tyres I think you have to go on Honda cd 110 because it have very smooth pickup thanks

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Abdur | 2 years ago

Never go for Hero Splender plus. I bought one in December 2020. Its mileage is around 50/litr. Its battery has already gone down so I cannot use button to start.

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Vikash | 2 years ago

Delax best h tublesh bhi mil sakta h par tubles tayar se gadi jaam chalti h esase mileage par bhi asar parta h baad me tubles tayar me bhi tub dalna padega 1 saal baad

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Abhilesh | 4 years ago

Yes

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SURESH | 3 years ago

Hf

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Specifications of HF Deluxe

8.02 PS @ 8000 rpm
Max Power
9.6 Liters
Fuel Capacity
Tube
Tyre Type
112 Kg
Kerb Weight
8.05 Nm @ 6000 rpm
Max Torque

Hero HF Deluxe mileage

ARAI Claimed	70 kmpl
User Reported This is the mileage given by maximum number of HF Deluxe owners	65 kmpl

Hero HF Deluxe Mileage Details

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