EXCLUSIVE: Here’s How Much The BS6 TVS Radeon Will Cost You!

The TVS Radeon BS6 will come with fuel injection. As with most BS6 iterations of existing BS4 models, expect a slight drop in the power and torque figures. For reference, the 109.7cc single-cylinder carburetted BS4-compliant motor makes 8.4PS at 7000rpm and 8.7Nm at 5000rpm.

Apart from a fuel-injected motor, expect the brand to offer new colour schemes in the TVS Radeon BS6. Considering the recently launched TVS Star City Plus features an all-LED headlamp, expect the Hosur-based brand to replicate the same in the Radeon as well. This coupled with the refreshed graphics and/or colour schemes should compensate for the premium to a certain extent.

The TVS Radeon BS6 will retain the same telescopic front fork/ twin rear shock absorber setup. The 130mm front drum and 110mm rear drum with CBS as standard will be unchanged as well. With the added emission-controlling equipment, a marginal weight increase is inevitable. The BS4 Radeon tips the scales at 112kg, kerb.

The special edition version, called ‘Commuter Bike Of The Year,’ comes with a more premium seat, an optional front petal disc, metallic levers, chromed out circular rearview mirrors, more premium-looking graphics with tank pad and premium seat cover.

The TVS Radeon BS6 goes head to head with the 110cc Hero Splendor iSmart BS6, the first BS6-compliant motorcycle to be launched in its segment.

BS4-compliant model shown for representation.