Expert Reviews on Hero Bikes

During our long stint with the Xtreme 160R, we will try to answer all the questions a prospective buyer of the bike would want to know. Read full review

In the previous report, we introduced you to the extremely well thought-out rally kit from Hero for the Xpulse 200. Now, we have installed the first few bits of that kit to our Xpulse 200.Read full review

It’s been a thousand kilometres since we started running the Hero Xpulse 200 with the Gulf Oil Powertrac 4T Synthetic engine oil. And the differences compared to the stock oil are clear as day. Read full review

We have both the Xpulse and the rally kit in long term test and over the next few months, we will tell you what difference the kit makes to the riding experience of the Xpulse.Read full review

We have completed 1000km on our brand new long term Hero Xpulse 200 BS6. In this time, we have switched to fully synthetic engine oil; have removed a few bits and bobs; and have only managed to spend time commuting on the Xpulse. Read full review

Hero MotoCorp has updated the Glamour to comply with the newest emission norms. We tested the Glamour BS6 for a first ride review.Read full review

Hero Motocorp has kicked things up a notch with the 2020 Hero Passion Pro. So what’s new? And how much of a difference have the changes made? To find out, we spent a couple of days with the motorcycle in city traffic and on the highway. Yes, we even rode it over broken roads and loaded it with a hefty duffle bag, because after all, it will be used as a rugged commuter isn’t it?Read full review

We really like the Hero Xpulse 200 here at BikeWale. It’s a light, affordable, and easy to ride motorcycle. And, it’s a great tool for the daily commute, and to indulge in one’s adventurous streak. So, when Hero Motocorp said that they had improved the Xpulse in its BS6 avatar, we just had to have it. Not just for a road test, mind, but for the longer haul.Read full review

The XPulse 200 is possibly the most talked about product in the Hero MotoCorp line-up right now. And this is only possible due to its aspirational styling, good price point and feature list. Plus, it is targeted at a set of buyers who have always liked the idea of exploring the country on two-wheels with a shoe-string budget.Read full review

The Hero Xtreme 160R is foraying into a segment that’s already overflowing with competition. You have the super successful Yamaha FZ; the sought- after TVS Apache RTR 160V, the well- known Bajaj Pulsar NS160, the popular Honda X-Blade and the Suzuki Gixxer, which is an enthusiast favourite.Read full review