The newest model in the commuter market, the Honda Shine 100 Deluxe, is positioned to be a serious rival to the Hero Splendour. Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India has added a fresh new option to its entry-level motorcycle range in India with the debut of the Shine 100 DX.
This new bike is intended to compete in the extremely competitive daily commuter market, and its costs are anticipated to be revealed around August 1st. In the brand’s lineup, it comes after the Honda Livo and will compete with well-known models like the Hero Splendour and Bajaj Platina 100.
Create
The Shine 100 DX has a recognisable appearance that is complemented by new design components. It has a plastic shell and a large headlamp encircled by chrome highlights, just like the majority of commuter bikes. There are four fashionable paint jobs available for the bike:
Metallic Pearl, Igneous Black, Imperial Red
Sporty Blue Metallic
Metallic Geny Grey
Comfort & Features
The bike also has a fully digital LCD instrument cluster to go with its new look. This shows all of the important ride data, including distance to empty and current mileage.
The bike has a turning radius of about 1.9 meters, making it incredibly manoeuvrable and ideal for city traffic. Telescopic forks up front and dual shock absorbers down back handle suspension chores, guaranteeing a comfortable ride. The Honda Shine 100 DX comes equipped with drum brakes at both the front and rear, along with tubeless tires for added safety and convenience.
Performance & Engine
The Honda Shine 100 DX is driven by a 98.98 cc single-cylinder engine that produces 7.04 HP at 7,500 RPM and 8.04 Nm of peak torque at 5,000 RPM. It is constructed on a diamond-type frame. The bike offers the ease of both self-start and kick-start options, making it more convenient for everyday use. Honda Shine