TVS Radeon: Features Explained

The TVS Radeon is a 110cc commuter bike from the Chennai-based manufacturer. The bike features a straightforward commuter design, similar to the Hero Splendor Plus. As of now, TVS offers the Radeon in two variants: base and Digi Cluster. Both variants feature the same 109.7cc single-cylinder engine and underpinnings but differ in terms of features.

At Rs 62,405, the Base edition is the more affordable one and comes with an analogue instrument cluster. It features a speedometer, odometer, eco/power indicator, fuel gauge, a side stand alert and other basic tell-tale lights. It comes fitted with a 130mm drum brake at the front and a 110mm drum brake at the rear.

The Digi Cluster variant has a price tag of Rs 76,744 for the drum and Rs Rs 80,744 for the disc (both prices ex-showroom). It features a fully digital multi-colour negative LED display. It includes a speedometer, odometer, tachometer, tripmeter, real-time mileage, average speed, fuel gauge, service reminders, low battery alerts, side-stand alert and a digital clock.

The Digi cluster variant also gets a helmet reminder, which is a cool touch and an approach to rider safety. The Digi Cluster variant features a 240mm disc or a 130mm drum at the front, and a 110mm drum brake at the rear. All in all, the console does look quite premium and nice for what is a 110cc bike. So if you are someone who likes their bikes feature-loaded, the Digi Cluster variant is the one you should go for. 

As for the other features, both variants are equipped with halogen headlights with LED DRLs (daytime running lights) and are equipped with a USB charging port which is located on the right side of the console. While the bike gets a self-start system, it also has a kick-start feature. So as far as 110cc bikes go, the Radeon is reasonably feature-loaded.