Hero Xtreme Sports (Rear Disc)

About
The Hero Xtreme Sports (Rear Disc) is a sporty iteration of the Xtreme series, designed to appeal to riders looking for a stylish and powerful commuter bike. It features a 149.2cc, 4-stroke, single-cylinder air-cooled engine that produces 15.6 bhp of power at 8500 rpm and 13.5 Nm of torque at 7000 rpm, paired with a five-speed gearbox. The bike boasts several cosmetic enhancements, including a new headlamp with LED position lights, updated body graphics, a sporty dual-colored rear view mirror, and an LED tail light. It also comes with 18-inch cast wheels, tubeless tires, and a comfortable split seat. The suspension system includes telescopic hydraulic forks at the front and a five-step adjustable gas reservoir swing arm at the rear. With its good ground clearance of 163mm and a kerb weight of 149 kg, this bike is well-suited for both city rides and occasional highway trips. The instrument cluster is comprehensive, featuring a digital fuel gauge, analogue tachometer, and several indicators, although some users have noted minor issues with the switchgear quality. Overall, its a solid choice for those seeking a reliable, stylish, and performance-oriented bike in the 150cc segment.
Hero Xtreme Sports (Rear Disc)

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Ex-Showroom Price

₹ 81,200
* Delhi. May vary.
Discontinued

USER OPINION

Our take on this /// Verdict
The Hero Xtreme Sports (Rear Disc) is a compelling option in the 150cc segment, especially for those seeking a blend of style, performance, and comfort. While it may not boast the latest hardware compared to its Japanese rivals, it still manages to deliver a satisfying ride experience. The bikes ergonomics, with its upright seating position, high-raised clip-on handlebars, and properly placed footpegs, make it ideal for city commutes. The engine, tweaked to produce 15.6 bhp and 13.5 Nm of torque, offers smooth power delivery and decent acceleration, although its weight slightly dampens the overall performance. The braking system, featuring a 240mm front disc and a 220mm rear disc, is effective but lacks a combined braking system. Overall, its a great choice for those in smaller cities where service and spare parts for Hero bikes are readily available, but it may not be the top pick for those in metro cities with access to a wider range of modern motorcycles.
Price
The price of the Hero Xtreme Sports (Rear Disc) in India can vary depending on the state and local taxes. As of recent data, the ex-showroom price typically ranges between 1.20 lakh to 1.30 lakh. However, the on-road price, which includes registration, insurance, and other costs, can go up to 1.50 lakh to 1.60 lakh. Its important to check with local dealers for the most accurate pricing, as it can fluctuate. From my perspective, the pricing is competitive within its segment, offering a good balance of features and performance for the money.
Latest Updates
Thursday, 30 April 2020 05:58 PM The Hero Xtreme Sports, a 150cc commuter bike, was discontinued in April 2020, marking the end of its production run in India. This bike was known for its sporty design, including a stylish new headlamp with LED position lights, new body graphics, and a new LED tail light. I believe this discontinuation was likely due to the increasing competition in the 150cc segment and the need for Hero MotoCorp to focus on newer models.
Saturday, 01 February 2014 06:07 AM The Hero Xtreme Sports featured a 149.2cc single-cylinder air-cooled OHC engine, producing 15.8 PS at 8500 rpm and 13.5 Nm at 7000 rpm. It was paired with a 5-speed transmission and could reach a claimed top speed of 107 kmph. I think the engine performance was one of the strong points of this bike, making it a reliable choice for daily commuting.
Sunday, 02 February 2014 12:41 AM The bike was equipped with advanced features for its time, including a digital speedometer, analogue tachometer, and digital trip meters. It also had a side stand indicator, which prevented the bike from starting if the side stand was not pulled up. I believe these features added to the bikes convenience and safety.
Sunday, 02 February 2014 12:00 AM In terms of safety, the Hero Xtreme Sports came with disc brakes on both ends, although it lacked ABS, which was a notable omission given the safety standards of the time. I think the absence of ABS was a significant drawback, especially considering the safety norms that were about to be implemented.
Saturday, 01 February 2014 08:45 PM The Hero Xtreme Sports was priced competitively, with the front disc variant costing Rs 80,100 and the front and rear disc version costing Rs 82,100 (ex-showroom Delhi). I believe the pricing was reasonable given the features and performance it offered.
Mileage
Tuesday, 19 November 2024 03:20 PM The mileage of the Hero Xtreme Sports (Rear Disc) is a crucial factor for many buyers. Based on user reviews and test rides, this bike generally offers a mileage of around 45-55 kmpl in mixed city and highway conditions. This is respectable for a 150cc bike with its performance credentials. However, actual mileage can vary depending on riding conditions, maintenance, and driving style. For those concerned about running costs, this bike strikes a good balance between performance and fuel efficiency.
Colour Options and Price in India
Bike Variant 2014 Hero Xtreme Sports (Rear Disc)
Availability Status in India Discontinued
2-Wheeler Type Sports Commuter
Latest Price in India 2014 Hero Xtreme Sports (Rear Disc) price was Rs 81,200 before being discontinued.
Fuel Type Petrol
Colour Options Black/Red, Fiery Red, Mercuric Silver, Panther Black and Pyro Orange
Official Tagline Live off the Edge
MAXABOUT RATING AND OVERVIEW
Vehicle Overview Hero Xtreme Sports is a 150cc sport bike from the Indian manufacturer that claims one of the lowest sales number among all its rivals. The 149.2cc, air cooled engine on the motorcycle is good for 15.6 BHP and 13.5 Nm of torque. It comes mated to a 5-speed gearbox and claims a top speed of 115 kmph. The bike weighs extensively high at 147 kg while its 12.10 liter fuel tank feels small for a bike of its class. It rivals Yamaha FZS, Suzuki Gixxer and Honda CB Hornet in its segment. The double disc variant is priced at INR 76,430.
ENGINE AND GEARBOX
Engine Details 149.2cc, Air-Cooled, 4-Stroke, Single Cylinder, OHC
Cooling Air Cooling
Engine cc (Displacement) 149.2 cc
Maximum Power 15.6 BHP @ 8500 rpm
Maximum Torque 13.50 NM @ 7000 rpm
Number of Cylinders 1
Compression Ratio 10 : 1
Bore 57.3 mm
Stroke 57.8 mm
Cylinder Layout One Cylinder, Vertical Engine
Carburettor CV Type with Carburetor Controlled Variable Ignition
Number of Gears 5
Clutch Multiplate wet
MILEAGE AND TOP SPEED
Mileage 50-60 kmpl (approx.)
BRAKES AND TYRES
Front Brake 240mm Disc
Rear Brake 220mm Disc
Front Tyre 80 / 100 x 18 - 47 P Tubeless
Rear Tyre 110 / 90 x 18 - 61 P Tubeless
Front Wheel 18 x 1.85, Alloy wheels
Rear Wheel 18 x 2.15, Alloy wheels
Wheel Type Alloys
Tubeless Tyres
Alloy Wheels
PERFORMANCE FIGURES
0-60 kmph 4.7 secs
SUSPENSION AND CHASSIS
Front Suspension Telescopic Hydraulic Type
Rear Suspension Rectangular Swing Arm with 5 step Adjustable Gas Reservoir Suspension
Frame (Chassis) Tubular, Diamond Type
DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHT
Overall Length 2100 mm
Overall Width 780 mm
Overall Height 1080 mm
Ground Clearance 163 mm
Seat Height 800 mm
Wheelbase 1325 mm
Kerb Weight 147 kg
Fuel Tank Capacity 12.10 litres
Maximum Payload 130 kg
INSTRUMENT CONSOLE FEATURES
Speedometer Digital
Tachometer Analogue
Trip Meter Digital-2
Fuel Gauge Digital
BATTERY AND LIGHTING
Pass Light
Battery Type Maintenance Free
Capacity 4Ah
Voltage 12V
Head Light 12 V - 35W / 35W - Halogen bulb, Trapezoidal MFR
Tail Light 12 V - 0.5 W / 4.1 W (LED Lamps)
Turn Signal Light (Front) 12 V - 10 W (Amber Bulb, MFR Clear Lens)
Turn Signal Light (Rear) 12 V - 10 W (Amber Bulb, MFR Clear Lens)
LED Lamps 12 V - Twin Lamp - LED
COMFORT FEATURES
Electric Start
Pillion Footrest
Step-up Seat/Split Seat

Hero Xtreme Sports (Rear Disc) Review

22 Apr, 2016 09:03 AM

Quick Review by Maxabout Team

Hero MotoCorp Limited is a world renowned Indian motorcycle and scooter manufacturing company with its headquarters in New Delhi, India. It was started as Hero Honda Motors Limited in 1984 as a joint venture between Indian company Hero Cycles and Japanese company Honda. Together, they have manufactured a lot of successful and praiseworthy bikes until December 2010, when they both decided to went on in separate ways.

Hero MotoCorp Limited was the new name decided by the company on July 29, 2011 along with the development of a new brand identity and logo. Later on, the company acquired 49.2% of shares in a sports motorcycle company, Erik Buell Racing based in East Troy, Wisconsin, USA in July 2013 to enhance their development in the field of motorcycle technology which was certainly faded out a lot after Honda left. It has a total of three manufacturing facilities in India based at Gurgaon and Dharuhera in Haryana and at Haridwar in Uttarakhand. It also has an extensive sales and service network with over 3,000 dealerships and service points all over India.

Recently, Hero MotoCorp Limited has unveiled a new variant to already available Hero Xtreme with the name of 'Xtreme Sports' with some cosmetic and technical changes in New Delhi on January 29, 2014 along with four other products. As the name suggests, Hero Xtreme Sports is a refreshed variant of regular Xtreme to compete with other brands in the already thriving 150cc segment. All these five products were showcased and completely unveiled at 2014 Delhi Auto Expo in February and Xtreme Sports is now available in the showrooms with a price tag of INR 72,625. Let's see what is new for us in this commuter.

Design and Style

Hero Xtreme Sports has got a few cosmetic changes to give it a sporty look and we have to say that they have been quite successful in that. It has got a stylish new headlamp with LED position lights, new body graphics, updated visor and mudguard, new LED tail light, an updated and well sculpted fuel tank with Xtreme Sports logo, step-up seat, a nicely positioned handlebar and footrests, self as well as kick start, a new maintenance free battery, sporty dual colored rear view mirrors, 18-inch cast wheels with 80/100 front and 110/90 rear tubeless tires, stylish silencer and front and rear bullet side indicators.

Instrument Console

Also, a side stand indicator is added to its instrument panel which already includes a digital fuel gauge and speedometer, an analogue tachometer, two digital trip meters, a pass light and a low fuel and battery indicator. 

Dimensions and Weight

It has a length of 2100mm, a width of 780mm and a height of 1080mm as its new dimensions and has a good ground clearance of 163mm for a bump-free ride. It has a kerb weight of 148 kgs (in case of rear drum brakes) and 149kgs (in case of rear disk brakes).

Engine and Gearbox

Hero Xtreme Sports has got the same but a little tweaked 149.2cc, 4-stroke, single cylinder, OHC based air-cooled engine with an increased maximum power of 15.62 bhp at 8500 rpm and maximum torque of 13.5 Nm at 7000 rpm and is mated with a five speed gearbox. Hero Xtreme Sports has got the same braking system which includes a 240mm diameter single disk brake at front and 220mm rear disc brake or a 130mm diameter internal expanding shoe type drum brake at rear.

Suspension

The suspension system consists of telescopic hydraulic at front and an adjustable gas reservoir swing arm at rear.

Variants and Shades

Hero Xtreme Sports is available in 2 variant - Single Disc and Double Disc. It is available in five beautiful shades which includes Black/Red, Pyro Orange, Mercuric Silver, Panther Black and Fiery Red at an ex-showroom, Delhi price of INR 72,625 for single disc model and INR 75,725 for double disc model, which may vary.

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User Reviews for Hero Xtreme (Old)

Reviews Submitted by Maxabout Community

Complaint regarding mileage,performance,service and spare parts of D bike

Nitesh dalvi | 7 years ago
helpful 1

Service Centres does not do the proper work no changing of gear oil etc.mahim service Centre was my experience where I gave my bike for servicing. Buying this bike is a waste n very bad investment. While buying this bike we thought as it is an Indian company it will be good but this was not the case n u fooled us plzz don't do this.

Best Features: No best features as such coz spare parts starts to rust faster coz of low quality metal. As this an Indian company we purchased this bike now it's looking as a waste so buyers plzz don't buy this bike

Pros: Only the look

Cons: The mileage is not up to the mark it only gives 35-40 kmpl. As the speed crosses 50kmphr engine starts vibrating and it is too noisy. The chain loosens after every 15 days. Front disc brake is too noi

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I have very bad experience that bike is not at all running in rainy season.

prashant - | 2 years ago
helpful 4

Due to more sensors in bike it is not running in rainy seasons. it should work in all seasons. I am very fed up in rainy season bike is not working even you start by kick. request user to your experience.

Best Features: Rest all things are ok.

Pros: Looks good, comfort good quality features good

Cons: Not working in rainy seasons

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Love You Xtreme Sports

sandesh - | 8 years ago
helpful 3

Hello everyone. ..posting this review after 100km...this is the best 150cc bike I ever ridethe look is jst awesome..handling, performance, suspension is great....the great bike in 82,000...better than fz-s, p150 and S Gixxer...just love it

Best Features: Best in 150 cc..smooth engine...

Pros: Look, performance, pickup is awsm, smooth ride

Cons: Engine kill switch

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HERO XTREME

RAVIKUMAR - | 8 years ago
helpful 1

The Xtreme bike is comfortable to use the bike, smooth engine, good mileage, the seat is also comfortable to sit.....the bike look and shape is nice....

Best Features: Best mileage, good to ride, total its very good bike.

Pros: Hero Xtreme is very super bike for India, smooth engine, good mileage

Cons: Nil-----------

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I Love my Xtreme

Rohit yadav | 8 years ago
helpful 2

Hi..I am posting this review after completing 3000 km on my Xtreme..I just love my bike..it's very smooth and every time I ride it, I love the performance of my bike. You will not get this type of complete bike in the 1500 segment and om this price...pickup is good,mileage is ok, looks are awesome..go for it..live of the edge..

Best Features: Smooth engine and good build quality

Pros: Looks, mileage in its 150 class, features, performance

Cons: Key ignition, handling

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Hero Xtreme Sports (Rear Disc) Discussion

User Comments
Mr. lol
8 years ago

Can anyone suggest me ...this bike is good or not...tommorrow m going to buy this bike

Gaurav Dhingra
9 years ago

Today, I am writing this this review after completion of 2000 KM of my bike. This bike is good enough in all the terms. Control is Excellent, again Mileage is 57 KM in Mix Highway & Local environment, Pickup is good, Service required after 3000KM which is major relief . What more you expect from 150cc bike.

Devashish Jain
9 years ago

Since I procured my brand new bike from CBZ Xtreme Sport from the dealer Aditya Motors, Nagpur it has been a nightmarish experience for
me. Despite all the claims before I got the bike, I have been facing loads of issues the very First and Second week of my procurement. I saw a couple
scratches over my bike apart from facing the oil issues, which made me change the same. However, the problem of oil prolonged, which again compelled me to go for another oil change. Even before I could take a sigh of relief, I was seen with another issue in the gearbox. While riding the bike, the gear automatically changes giving a sudden jerk. Despite fixing the problem a couple of times, the problem still remained annoying me a lot along with bringing in other issues like the Tipped voice, Horn Switch Issue(Some Time Horn is not working), Engine Over heating etc.

The fact is in the past three months of my use of this bike, I have been pissed off owing to the number of problems I have faced from this
so called brand new bike. I even requested my dealer to relace it, however, he denied saying that there is no such policy from the company. Moreover, I have even posted an online compliant to the concerned department, but yet to get any response on the same. In other words, I am deeply dismayed, disturbed and frustrated to see so many problems erupting in a brand new bike just procured barely three months before. I am simply being taken for a ride for no fault of mine.

Common Issues:
1) Gear Box/Clutch Plate Issue
2) Horn Switch Issue
3) Tipper Issue (On speed of 55-60KMPH engine voice is like
100CC Scooty)

Apart from above Issue following are few more.

1) Built Quality is very poor ( Fiber Parts)
2) Suppression is very poor
3) Engine Stop key is missing
4) Trip meter feature is also missing
5) Most important, If you want to stop the engine on Signal
your hand should be longer than Law (Kanoon se bhi Lambe)

@Hero: I want my money back or give me a replacement, I
don’t have enough time to go every time
at Hero service centre

Contact Number:

7387233123

[email protected]

Akshay Jadhav
9 years ago

I bought it today....they will deliver it on next thursday...

rana
9 years ago

Plzz rply gys... bcz I wnt to buy a bke..

rana
9 years ago

Is it has any weaks???

Kent Ro
9 years ago

Any one have bought this bike.. Plzzz give it experience about it...

Coz it is looking good for me and I may buy this bike...

Plzzz response.....

Dipanajan Dhara
9 years ago

mara ko mil gaya xtreme sports..or app ko ? intajar mat karo...

sonu
9 years ago

Xtreem sports is awesome hero nothing show about ABS but xtreem sports have ABS system. It's a smart bike

sanjoseph
10 years ago

Headlight is not attractive .If it alters the old model cbz (2000) definitely it will be success for hero.

pritam
10 years ago

GO FOR APACHE RTR 160.xtreme sports bakwas

Cibi nandan Kannan
10 years ago

ugly head light and tail light

raka badmash
10 years ago

samne se dikhne me maja nahi hai

BAPI SINGHA
10 years ago

plz plz GIVE ME SUGGETION PLZ PLZ PLZ

BAPI SINGHA
10 years ago

KOLKATA ME KAAB MILENGEY HERO EXTREME SPORTS

JP
10 years ago

only front look is not good as old xtreme 2012 model, otherwise its an aw-some bike...

jeff deka
10 years ago

Go Hero..... xtrm


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