Hero Bikes

The Hero Dash scooter has been launched in two different versions in India. The electric version of the Hero Dash was launched in August 2019, priced at Rs 62,000, featuring a 48V 28Ah Li-ion battery with a range of 60 km per charge and fast-charging capability in four hours. On the other hand, the petrol-powered Hero Dash, which was initially planned for launch in October 2015, was never officially released in the market despite commencing production. It was powered by a 111cc single-cylinder engine and had several premium features, but its launch was delayed and eventually not realized[5>.

The Hero HX250R was initially planned to be launched in India by the second half of 2015, but it has not yet been launched in the market. Despite being showcased at the 2014 Auto Expo and generating significant interest, the bike remains unavailable for purchase in India, including in Rajasthan.

The specific wheel number or part number for the Hero Honda CD100 is not explicitly mentioned in the available sources. However, the wheel rim for the Hero Honda CD100 is typically described in terms of its size and material. For instance, the wheel rim size for the Hero Honda CD100 is usually 1.6x18 or compatible with tyre sizes such as 2.50 R 18 and 2.75 R 18. If you need a precise part number, it is advisable to consult the vehicle's manual or contact a authorized dealership or spare parts supplier for accurate information[4).

The Hero HX250R is not yet available in India, including Hyderabad, as it was only showcased as a concept model at the 2014 Auto Expo and has not been launched in the market.

The choice between the TVS Apache 160, TVS Apache 180 ABS, and the Hero Xtreme Sports depends on several factors such as performance, safety features, and personal preferences. The TVS Apache 160 and Apache 180 ABS are known for their robust performance, with the Apache 180 ABS offering slightly more power compared to the Apache 160 and the Hero Xtreme Sports . In terms of safety, the TVS Apache 180 ABS stands out with its Anti-lock Braking System , which is not available on the Hero Xtreme Sports. The Apache 160 also offers ABS in some variants, making it a safer option compared to the Xtreme Sports which lacks ABS. For mileage, the Hero Xtreme Sports offers around 48-50 kmpl, which is comparable to the TVS Apache models, though specific mileage can vary based on riding conditions. Comfort and ergonomics are also important; the Hero Xtreme Sports is praised for its ergonomically designed seating and superior suspension system, but the TVS Apache models are also known for their comfortable ride and sporty handling. Given these considerations, if safety and slightly higher performance are priorities, the TVS Apache 180 ABS would be the better choice. However, if you are looking for a more fuel-efficient and comfortable ride with a sporty design, the Hero Xtreme Sports could still be a viable option despite its lack of ABS.