Such bikes, which are affordable in terms of price and also provide outstanding mileage, are still popular in the Indian market. This is the driving force behind the ferocious demand for Hero’s HF Deluxe and Bajaj’s City 100. To compete with these two bikes, TVS has a bike on the market, which is accurate in terms of cost and mileage. This motorcycle’s brand is TVS Sports. The kick-start form of this vehicle has a price of 64000 in Delhi, whereas the self-start version has a price of 70000 ex-showroom. However, if we are talking about Rajasthan, you can purchase it there for as little as Rs 54,000.
Here is the layout of the bike
Similar to other commuter bikes, the TVS Sports has a straightforward design. Automatic headlights, athletic headlamps, a luxury 3D logo, and LED DRL are added to the TVS Sport.
However, it is missing the front disc, digital console, and LED headlamp. A fuel gauge is added to the analog speedometer, odometer, and other warning lights in the instrument cluster.
TVS Sport Engine
A 109.7cc single-cylinder engine with Eco-thrust fuel-injection technology, paired with a four-speed gearbox, powers the TVS Sport. It produces 8.29PS at 7350rpm and 8.7Nm at 4500rpm. The motorcycle’s top speed, according to the manufacturer, is 90 kmph. In the TVS Sport, telescoping forks and twin shock absorbers are standard. There are 130 mm front and 110 mm rear drum brakes for braking, both of which support CBS.
Hero HF 100, Hero HF Deluxe, Honda CD 110 Dream, and Bajaj CT 110X are competitors of the TVS Sport. When it comes to mileage, it can easily deliver up to 70kmpl.
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