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There are days when I'm on the road from morning until evening, and that's where the Honda Shine really helps. The USB charging port has saved me countless times when my phone battery was running low during the day. Another feature I have come to appreciate is the idle stop-start system. In heavy traffic, the bike automatically switches off at signals and helps save fuel without me even thinking about it. It's one of those bikes that quietly make everyday commuting easier.

The Raider 125 is a bike, perfect for short rides and highway bursts. Mileage is around 52-53 km/l, and the 10-litre tank is enough for daily trips. The front telescopic forks and rear mono-shock absorb potholes nicely. It comes with a front and rear drum brake setup. The tyres are 80/100-17 front and 100/90-17 rear, giving a stable ride. I could comfortably reach 99 km/h without feeling unstable.

This bike has been my daily companion for college and coaching classes, and it gives me the classic Pulsar feel without heavy fuel bills. The 11.64 bhp power is great for city riding. It has a nice, punchy pickup that makes it easy to zoom ahead of slow traffic, and it never feels weak when carrying a friend in the back seat. I am also getting a solid 50 kmpl mileage in heavy traffic.

I’ll admit it- I’ve tried to move off with the side stand down more than once. That’s why I really appreciate the side-stand engine cut-off sensor on the Honda Livo. The bike simply won’t let me make that mistake. It’s a small feature, but one that can save you from an embarrassing or risky situation. As for performance, the 85 Km/h top speed feels just right for my daily rides, whether I’m heading to work or riding across town.