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Rs. 57,298
Discontinued Model since 21 Apr 2020

About Honda Livo

Honda has replaced the CB Twister with its new model, the Livo. It has a more mature design and the HET engine ensures an excellent mileage of 74 kmpl. In terms of performance, the Livo delivers 8.2 bhp of power and 8.6 Nm of torque. The bike is priced competitively at Rs. 52,989 for the base drum version. The bike features alloy wheels as standard and disc brakes as an optional extra. The bike is available in four colours

Honda Livo Overview

Honda has passed on the GST benefits to its customers and prices for its two-wheelers have dropped between Rs 300 and Rs 700 depending on the state of purchase. The Honda Livo is the Japanese bikemaker's attempt to add some jazz in the rather dull commuter segment. The Honda Livo has been positioned as a premium commuter while the Honda Dream series are marketed as affordable commuter motorcycles. Honda is known for its conservative styling but that isn’t the case with the Livo as it gets sharp lines to make it stand apart. The chiselled tank with extensions and the trapezoidal headlamp give the Livo a modern look. So impressed were Honda with the design of the Livo that they didn’t even add any graphics to the 110cc motorcycle. But the simple looking clocks feel out of space on an otherwise well executed motorcycle. The Honda Livo is offered in two variants with the base priced at Rs 53,743 and the disc brake variant at Rs 56,246 (both prices are ex-showroom, Delhi).

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Must Read Questions & Answers Before Buying Livo

Q. What a build quality, handling, pick up - Livo?
  • In 110cc , honda livo is much better then any other bike in market , good build quality , nice handling and great pickup , probably the best bike for daily usage .
  • Honda Livo is powered by 109.19cc Air cooled, 4 stroke, SI engine which produces maximum power of 6.10 kw (8.2bhp)@7500 rpm and maximum torque of 8.63Nm @5500 rpm, top speed is 86 kmph. Which is good for a vehicle of this capacity.
  • Kerb weight is less compared to other bikes in the segment. So there's a hefty chance of the bike skidding if rear brake is applied too hard. Otherwise the pickup is excellent and build quality is quite good as well
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Q. Livo or X-blade?According to price and performance?
  • If you are looking for a performance bike not bothering about mileage , then go for X-blade , and if want budget bike with best in class mileage and pickup then go for livo
  • Price depends on your city. I think you got best performance on Honda livo.
  • Livo Vs. X Blade..... The comparison seems like Compounder vs Doctor
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Q. Which time is for the 1st service of my Livo?
  • 800km
  • I purchased yesterday livo, I thing first service time is after 30 day or 700km
  • Follow user manual. I think it should be 500-750 km
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Q. Which bike u prefer CB SHINE or Honda LIVO?
  • Yes, it's an amazing vehicle to drive and you will enjoy every moment of it.It's pretty strong and powerful and it also absorbs bumps very well. But remember to laminate your new shine because if not done so, it's original shining will fade away.......It's also very smooth to drive and ITS GOOD FOR DAILY USE....
  • Livo released in 2015. Still it's lagging in sales. Low pick up, it will not deliver promised mileage. Inherit engine problem. It vibrates after 50km. Pathetic resale value. Read online reviews of verified users. Contact nearby bike evaluators and ask them resale value of Livo. Then take decision. All the best.
  • Honda shine is all time good bike. Honda livo segment is different. both bike is good take a test ride of both bike and select the one which one better for you. Price of both bikes almost same. There is not much difference in power output. Honda shine is better.
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Q. Whats your experience sir?which is better livo or shine?
  • I had also purchased livo disk variant last month ,and it gives 50kmpl at the first day and now after a month it's around 70-75kmpl and it's really so amazing to ride in a crowded road and leave the rush behind, awsome pickup and dashing look.I know it have some gear issues, it make a little sound while changing gears but you can overcome with this problem by pressing the clutch lever properly and change the gears only by using front end of gear pedal just like sports bikes having single side gear pedal ,i don't know how but it works and it also makes you feel like a rider😁
  • Don't go for Livo. I'm one of the owner of Livo bike. It's very problematic bike. No pick up, worst resale value, inherent gear box problem. Contact nearby bike evaluators, and mechanics and have their real time opinion.Don't depend on showroom sales person words nor online reviews.I tried to sell my Livo bike within a month after purchase but I received quotes less than Rs.45000 including official Honda pre owned showroom(Honda official best deal showroom offered just RS. 40000). I spent 73,000 on this bike. You can imagine now.All the best
  • Livo is 110cc and shine is 125cc , if you are looking for bike with best in class mileage , and light weight , then definately go for a livo , and if you want little bit more power then go for shine if it fits in your budget .
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Q. Which is the best one between Honda Livo and Passion XPro?
  • The Honda Livo is a good entry-level option for youngsters with its sporty looks, good mileage and decent pricing. It can also do well in towns that require long distance travelling from place to place. Hero's highly successful Passion range gets a new, powerful 110cc engine in the XPro. The bike comes loaded with features which are rare in this segment like the maintenance-free battery, tubeless tyres, digital instrumentation, etc. With the XPro, Hero has brought style and more features to the commuter segment. Hero MotoCorp's latest 110cc bike is a great combination of features and performance. Hero Passion XPro would be a better pick as it has better power figures as well as it comes with i3s technology which helps to save fuel and as a result, it is better fuel efficiency. We would suggest you to take a test ride in order to clear your all doubts.
  • Both bikes are almost the same. Test ride both of them. See which one do you like. Also consider the service station near your place. I believe somehow Hero offers better service than Honda. Honda is very money minded now. Kindly check with your friends if they own a Hero bike and how is there bike serviced at the service stations and then decide
  • LIVO has inherent gear box problem. It's not stable. It's my personal experience. Livo has lowest resale value in the market. Check with bike evaluators and know the resale value of Livo, than take decision. All the best.
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Honda Livo User Reviews

4.1 /5
537 reviews & ratings
  • Mileage
    4.2/5
  • Performance
    4.1/5
  • Maintenance Cost
    4.1/5
  • + 2 more
  • Comfort
    4.0/5
  • Features & Styling
    4.1/5

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46% of users have given a rating of 4.5 and above

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  • 3.8

    मेरे पास डेढ़ साल पुरानी होंडा लिवो बाइक है मैंने करीब डेढ़ साल में 8550 किलोमीटर चलाया है एवरेज ठीक-ठाक है थर्ड गियर में बहुत अच्छीपिक अप नहीं लेती है लास्ट गियर चेंज करने पर कभी-कभी गियर फंसता है और बहुत तेज से आवाज होता है जिससे कभी-कभी डिस्टरबेंस फील होता है और इक्नॉमी में मीटर क्रॉस करने के बाद गाड़ी बहुत वाइब्रेट करती है सब मिला जुला कर अभी हौंडा लियो को इंजन में बहुत सुधार करने की जरूरत है और गियर में भी थोड़ा वर्क करने की जरूरत है

  • 4.7

    To all friends who are short listing Livo as their first bike, or the next to the previous one or to transport fully loaded….or for the bumpy no-road areas….Just say yes! Go for it!I had a very tight budget and was looking for the perfect bike which could give me all…in a way…a perfect bike. Finally I arrived to the Honda…as I read the comments and it was already my first choice. NOT TO MENTION THE BLUE COLOR…WHICH I ACTUALLY WANTED AND EVENTUALLY GOT. I was given a test drive and I was left with no doubts that this is what I wanted.Now, I have been driving it for 2 months now…no complaints yet. It is an all-rounder bike. My pros and Cons are below…Pros…Fuel efficiency and mileage ,Great Looks and design,Good ground clearance,Good fuel tank capacity,for long drives,Very comfortable seats (front as well as back) Cons:Not suitable for drag racing ,No LED DRLs

  • 3.8

    I have been riding livo for 1 year and it's been great. Comfort wise it's not the best bike because of its stiff suspension and somewhat hard seat, other than that styling and look is best in its segment. I haven"t try to check the mileage but I think it gives me around just over 55 kmpl and anyday below 60. I have Bajaj discover 100, I guess it"s 8 years old, but still gives output of 65- 70 kmpl, therefore if ur a mileage oriented person. You can opt for Bajaj and tvs bikes as they are good at it. If ur a tall person 6.1ft like me u can consider it a viable option.

  • 2.6

    Be wise...Pros: Sporty lookCons: 1) Unbalanced body structure 2) Faulty gear box 3) Low pick up 4) Worst resale valueBefore buying this bike. Get the real-time opinion of users. Ask your neighbouring evaluator about the resale value of Livo. Don"t rely on online positive reviews. Be practical. Coz I own this bike

  • 3.0

    When I bought this bike from that very first day the petrol leaking problem was there when I park it and also the back light is keep turning on without putting the break.. rubbish experience because of this two reason rest bike is awesome just love it..m hope you will solve the problem

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