Honda Shine 100

Average. I'm not satisfied .and bike back wheel too small. and looking very Bad. Bike self starting is so kind of problem .very deeply nonzero and long drive back pain no.

I replaced my Bajaj Chetak with Honda CB Shine last year and I am a happy rider of this bike. I like its decent looks and noise-free ride. I have covered around 20,000 km yet and I never spent a single penny on it except servicing. It is suitable for heavy traffic and city roads as well as highways. It gives good seating posture which make it comfortable for highways but the pillion rider has to sit closer to rider for the pain free ride. Yeah the braking system is also good with front disc brakes so you don't have to worry while riding on high speeds. It returns me mileage of 57-60 kmpl which is more than enough for me. On the negative sides, i feel vibrations after crossing speed of 70 kmph and in cold weather starting trouble exists. But inspite of these issues, I don't regret having owned Shine. I am much Satisfied with my bike.

Last year I purchased this bike from Chandigarh. The looks are not that good, however I chose this bike because of my daily commute to shop with relaxed ride with comfort. The fuel gauge and speedometer are normal. The thing which I think should be fixed is trip meter which is useful to check mileage and distance traveled to a specific place. It has an amazing fuel economy and good handling and controlling capabilities. It gives me a mileage of around 55 kmpl in cities and around 60-65 in highways. The seating and handle bar position is excellent and does not create any fatigue for long ride. The seat design is comfortable for both rider and pillion and design of petrol tank perfectly fits the knee. The quality of paint finish is also good. After cleaning and water service, it looks like a new bike. Another good aspect is front and rear suspension. It causes no back pain, even after continuous riding. After 40 km speed, the pick up is not commendable.