List of Hero Bikes

Hero Bikes are manufactured by the India-based company Hero MotoCorp, which is leading in manufacturing bikes. Hero MotoCorp is known for the manufacturing of advanced technology bikes and scooters. Headquartered in New Delhi, this bike producing company is the largest two-wheeler manufacturing company in India. It has six manufacturing facilities across the country that promote green and sustainable manufacturing. Hero bikes are popularly seen on Indian roads. In many Indian households, there is at least one Hero bike which has been a significant part of the life of the people. Here is the list of popular Hero bikes in the market.

List of Hero Bikes with Specifications

1. Hero Splendor Plus

There are five variants of the Hero Splendor Plus, which have a price ranging from ₹64,850 to ₹70,710.

Key Features:

• Instant Pick up is due to the throttle position sensor that monitors the twist of the throttle.
• Saves fuel; it is 9% more fuel-efficient as programmed Fuel injection is used.
• Oxygen sensor along with the crank position sensor help in the precise fuel consumption. Saves fuel through the proprietary I3s technology.
• 6% more acceleration.
• Longer life and greater reliability.
• Changing load is monitored by the Manifold Absolute pressure sensor, which makes the uphill climb comfortable and easier.
• Comfortable and safer ride.

Pros:

• Fuel efficiency is good.
• Build quality is sturdy.
• The powertrain is bulletproof.

Cons:

• BS6 form of Splendor Plus is expensive.
• Lacks performance.

2. Hero HF Delux

There are five variants of the Hero HF Delux, which have a price ranging from ₹52,700 to ₹63,400.

Key Features:

• Precise Fuel consumption is possible because of the oxygen and crank position sensor.
• Instant Pick up is due to the throttle position sensor that monitors the twist of the throttle.
• Engine oil temperature sensor facilitates high-temperature control.
• Greater pulling power in changing load conditions.
• Intake air temperature sensor ensures easy start in any weather condition.

Pros:

• Various color options and contemporary styling.
• Fuel efficient.
• Engine performance and mileage are good.
• Value for money.

Cons:

• Not suitable for highways.
• Noisy engine with increased vibration.
• Lack disc-brake.
• No tubeless tyres.

3. Hero Passion Pro

There are four variants of the Hero Passion Pro, which have a price ranging from ₹70375 to ₹75,100.

Key Features:

• Longer engine life due to the engine oil temperature sensor that keeps the temperature in check.
• Changing load is monitored by the Manifold Absolute pressure sensor, which makes the uphill climb comfortable and easier.
• The intake temperature sensor keeps in check the air density that facilitates high-altitude riding.
• Intake air temperature sensor ensures easy start in any weather condition.
• Greater pulling power in changing load conditions.
• Oxygen sensor along with the crank position sensor help in the precise fuel consumption. Saves fuel through the proprietary I3s technology.

Pros:

• Affordable as compared to the other similar models.
• Auto sail gives added advantage in heavy traffic.
• The overall look is great.

Cons:

• Heavy Weight.
• Performance could be improved.

4. Hero Super Splendor

There are two variants of the Hero Super Splendor, which have a price ranging from ₹73,900 to ₹77,600.

Key Features:

• The bank angle sensor checks the engine cut-off at fall.
• Instant Pick up is due to the throttle position sensor that monitors the twist of the throttle.
• Engine oil temperature sensor facilitates high-temperature control.
• The intake temperature sensor keeps in check the air density that facilitates high-altitude riding.
• Greater pulling power in changing load conditions.

Pros:

• The sales and service network is vast.
• The motor is fuel-efficient.
• The Stop-start system is I3S.

Cons:

• The look is plain-jane.
• Fewer features.

5. Hero Glamour

There are eight variants of the Hero Glamour, which have a price ranging from ₹75,900 to ₹85,100.

Key Features:

• 5-speed gearbox.
• LED Headlamp.
• Longer front suspension travel.
• Muscular tank.
• Side stand engine cut-off.
• 100/80 wide rear tyre.
• The powerful engine of 125cc.

Pros:

• Peppy engine for city uses.
• Light in weight.
• Auto Sail and i3S are the prominent features that are best for daily commutes.

Cons:

• Coarse engine.
• Finish level and fit are not satisfactory.
• Low braking performance.

6. Hero XPulse 200

There are two variants of the Hero XPluse 200, which have a price ranging from ₹1,23,150 to ₹1,28,150.

Key Features:

• Ready for the on/off-road travel. XPluse 200 can be used in city and rough trails.
• Dual-purpose tyres.
• Large wheels.
• High ground clearance.
• Easy seat access.
• It can be used for adventure rides as it is all-terrain-ready.
• Longer travel front suspension.
• 10-step adjustable mono-shock.

Pros:

• Manageable off-road due to lightweight.
• Ground clearance and suspension levels are adequate.
• Many different features are included.

Cons:

• Stressed at the highway speeds.
• The built quality is not satisfactory.

7. Hero Xtreme 160R

There are four variants of the Hero Xtreme 160R, which have a price ranging from ₹1,11,610 to ₹1,16,660.

Key Features:

• Muscular stance
• Droid Headlamp
• LED Winkers
• Compact Exhaust
• Integrated Pillion grab
• 160cc robust engine
• Light package

Pros:

• Better suspension system, well suited for the bad roads.
• Performance is punchy for regular use.
• Handling is light and fun and hence can be used in different circumstances.
• Premium touch is given by the LED lights.

Cons:

• Highway overtaking is difficult due to the lack of top-end performance.
• Gear position and the range indicator features are not included.
• Longer drives are uncomfortable due to the soft seats.

8. Hero Pleasure Plus

There are five variants of the Hero Pleasure Plus, which have a price ranging from ₹61,900 to ₹71,100.

Key Features:

• Bluetooth connectivity
• Enhanced Durability
• Fuel-saving technology that gives 10% more mileage.
• Added Safety

Pros:

• Light in weight
• Easier to operate
• Great styling and good overall look
• Gives an effortless ride

Cons:

• Brakes are hard to squeeze and stop quickly.
• Lacks digital readout.
• High-speed performance is not satisfactory.

9. Hero Maestro Edge 125

There are six variants of the Hero Maestro Edge 125, which have a price ranging from ₹73,200 to ₹81,900.

Key Features:

• Masked winkers
• The sporty dual-tone pattern is observed.
• Sharp front design
• Side stand engine cut off

Pros:

• Great for shorter rides.
• Fuel Efficient.
• Engine performance and mileage are good.
• Comfortable ride and value for money.

Cons:

• Bouncy rear end.
• Noisy engine with increased vibration on 50 Kmph.
• Design is similar to the Maestro Edge 110

10. Hero Splendor iSmart

There are four variants of the Hero Splendor iSmart, which have a price ranging from ₹69650 to ₹72350.

Key Features:

• New styling with a better look.
• India's first BS6 bike.
• Greater ride comfort.
• Glide over tough roads.

Pros:

• Useful start-stop feature.
• Uses a Disc brake.
• The motor is fuel-efficient and refined.

Cons:

• Looks are not satisfactory.
• Not so cost-effective.

11. Hero Xtreme 200 S

The Hero Xtreme 200S is priced at ₹1,20,214 and has the most useful features.

Key Features:

• Stylish
• Imposing
• Connected

Pros:

• Value for money.
• The service network of Hero is good.
• Bluetooth connectivity feature.

Cons:

• The plastic used in the body can be improved.
• It is underpowered for a 200cc motor.

12. New Hero Maestro Edge 110

There are two variants of the Hero New Maestro, which have a price ranging from ₹66,400 to ₹71,200.

Key Features:

• Telescopic Front Suspension.
• Integrated braking system.
• Digital analogue combo meter.

Pros:

• Suitable for city travel.
• Great after-sales service.
• Value for money.

Cons:

• Poor NVH levels.
• Finish and build are not up to the mark.
• Engine reliability is poor.

13. Hero Destini 125

There are four variants of the Hero Destini 125, which have a price ranging from ₹70400 to ₹75,900.

Key Features:

• Telescopic Front Suspension.
• The headlamp is always on.
• Integrated braking.

Pros:

• One of the most affordable 125 scooters.
• Great braking system.
• Zippy is in traffic due to a short wheelbase.
• Fantastic look with an advantage of colour shades.
• Robust engine.

Cons:

• Rough-sounding engine.
• No disc brakes.
• Small tyre size and lacks a 12-inch front tyre.

14. Hero XPulse 200 T

The Hero XPulse 200 T is priced at ₹1,15,800 and has the most useful features.

Key Features:

• Ready for the all-terrain road.
• HiTech touring.
• Modern Retro.

Pros:

• Comfortable riding and operation.
• Bluetooth Console is equipped with navigation which is helpful while riding.
• Convenient touring because of tubeless tyres.

Cons:

• The engine gets strained at highways.
• Lack of refinement in the structure.
• The look of the overall design is odd.

15. Hero HF 100

There is only one variant of the Hero HF 100, which is priced at ₹50,900.

Key Features:

• Instant Pick up is due to the throttle position sensor that monitors the twist of the throttle.
• Saves fuel; it is more fuel-efficient as programmed Fuel injection is used.
• Greater pulling power in changing load conditions.
• Intake air temperature sensor ensures easy start in any weather condition.

Pros:

• Integrated braking system.
• Fuel efficient.
• Engine performance and mileage are good.
• Value for money.

Cons:

• Noisy engine with increased vibration.
• Lack disc-brake.
• No Tubeless Tyres.

16. New Hero Maestro Edge 125

There are six variants of the Hero Maestro Edge 125, which have a price ranging from ₹73,200 to ₹81,900.

Key Features:

• Masked winkers.
• Sporty dual-tone pattern.
• Sharp front design.
• Side stand engine cut off.

Pros:

• Various colour options and contemporary styling.
• Fuel efficient.
• Engine performance and mileage are good.
• Value for money.

Cons:

• Noisy engine with increased vibration.
• Lack disc-brake.
• No Tubeless Tyres.