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After completing 1 year and riding about 12,000 km with my Hero Xtreme 125R, here is my honest review The biggest drawback for me has been the mileage. I get around 45–50 km/l, which is lower than what Hero claims and not very impressive for a 125cc commuter. One of the positives is the seat comfort. The cushioning is good, and both rider and pillion feel comfortable during daily rides. For city use, the sitting posture is relaxed and not tiring. The engine feels smooth in the beginning, but after crossing 10,000 km, I started noticing some issues. The most concerning one is engine oil leakage, which I didn’t expect from a new bike within the first year. Pickup is okay for city use, but not very strong on highways. No doubt, the design and styling are attractive. The LED headlamp, digital console, and sporty body give it a premium feel. Many people still mistake it for a higher-cc bike. Servicing costs are moderate, but because of the oil leakage issue, I had to visit the service centre more often. This has affected my confidence in the bike’s long-term reliability. The Hero Xtreme 125R is a stylish commuter with a comfortable seat and modern features, but mileage is below expectations and the oil leakage issue has been disappointing. ⭐ Rating: 3.5/5 I would recommend it if you mainly want looks and comfort, but if mileage and long-term engine reliability are your priority, you might want to think twice.

The Royal Enfield Hunter 350 is an excellent choice if you are a new rider, primarily use your bike for city commuting and short weekend trips, and are looking for a Royal Enfield with easier handling and a modern twist on the classic design. The Royal Enfield Hunter 350 has been a successful model for the brand.

Excellent sound with power at this range. The Harley Davidson bike in this range is good, but it needs some improvement, such as the availability of servicing centres in all districts, etc. The bike design is also very good. I have completed 1000 KM with no issues so far. Love X440S black.

No, trust me, it's not at all worth the price of 2 lakhs. I took a 4 km ride from my office friend who bought this bike. I gave him a fake smile, but it's a straight no for me. People should seriously prefer Apache 200, Pulsar 200 NS or Hunter; all their options are way better. Much better sitting position, better breaking, better power. I own an Apache RTR 2004v 2016 model and a Ninja 300, and my RTR is still a charm; all my friends don't believe me that it's an almost 10-year-old bike done 40k kms. It would have been better if XSR was priced at 1.35- 1.6 lakhs, but 2 lakhs, no way, guys, please test ride the bikes I suggested and then take the decision.