What is the mileage of Honda XBlade?

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You can expect its mileage around 50-55 kmpl which might vary due to the factors like riding style and road conditions.Also Read - Honda X-Blade: Road Test Review https://www.zigwheels.com/reviews-advice/reviews/honda-xblade-road-test-review/30180/ The maintenance cost may differ from one authorized service centre to another. Due to the factors like labour charges and parts being serviced. To get the details regarding the authorized service centre from the respective city may check the following link. https://www.zigwheels.com/bikes/dealers/Honda/Delhi
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The Hornet offers 43 in city and 52 on the highway in the real world, as per our tests. But if efficiency is your priority then check out the RTR 160 4V and the Suzuki Gixxer. We haven't tested the XBlade but expect it to be a bit more fuel efficient. but then again, efficiency del=pends on your riding style and scenario as well
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Yes xblade is superb
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It's easy to manoeuvre the bike in between traffic, and taking u-turns is also quite simple. But this lightness becomes a bit of an issue on winding roads. The bike is a bit too eager to tip into corners and doesn't provide confidence when leaned over. It won't be a problem at normal speeds, but don't expect it to feel as planted as the Hornet or the other performance 160s. The front suspension is beautifully tuned to take on bumps. It glides over bad roads, soaking all the undulations with utmost ease. In contrast, the rear feels a little stiffer in its stock setting. It ends up feeling a bit harsh on sharp bumps, and transferring those shocks to the rider. But all things considered, it offers a pleasant ride quality, which settles quickly after bumps, and for the most part remains comfortable. It deliver a mileage arounf 55 kmpl and Being a honda product it is easy top maintain. In order to get exact detail about service cost, we would suggest you to contact authorised dealership as they will be the better persons to assist you in this concern. Click on the given link to get your nearest dealership details: https://bit.ly/2jv2aXQ
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The brand hasn't disclosed its mileage but you can expect its mileage around 50 to 55kmpl. Although, actual mileage can be different according to the riding style and road conditions.
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Pulsar 150 Twin Disk Brake ABS is the best and maximum sold bike in its segment. I have been using Pulsar 150 since January 2011. Recently again I have purchased new Pulsar ABS after test ride of many bikes (from 150cc to 250cc) from Hero, Honda, Suzuki, Yamaha, TVS and Bajaj. Actually I wanted to change my brand of bike. But I realized the new Bajaj Pulsar 150 ABS was the best. All other commuter bikes have one or other drawbacks. If you want the "BEST VALUE FOR MONEY BIKE" blended with style, power, mileage, comfort, very low maintenance cost and very good resale value then must go for it. (I have got Rs. 35,000/- resale value for my 9 years' old Pulsar, which ran more than 50,000 km).
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The Honda X-Blade has been glorified with a great seating position with the ergonomics of a proper commuter, the seat is wide, with the cushioning on the softer side, and handlebars are also well set for reach. Moreover, we would suggest you take a test ride of the bike so that you may evaluate the bike on the basis of your outlook toward the ride quality, features and comfort of the bike.Read more:Honda X-Blade: Road Test Review: https://www.zigwheels.com/reviews-advice/reviews/honda-xblade-road-test-review/30180/
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Every bikes have some pros and cons. Milliage is depends on ridding style because it's vary riders to riders some of getting 40 and some 45 and so on. So its avarage milleage is arround 40 to 50 approximately. Before buying any bikes take a test rides, this will much help you to choose which is good for you. All the best 👍
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