Honda Shine Reviews

The Shine is dependable for daily commutes and occasional longer rides. Mileage is around 50 km/l, and the 10.5-litre tank lasts a few days. Telescopic front suspension and spring-loaded hydraulic rear shock make the ride forgiving. Disc brakes front and drum at the rear work well in traffic. Tyres are 80/100 front and 90/90 rear, providing enough traction. I reached a top speed of about 102 km/h comfortably.

I bought the Honda Shine for office commutes, and it’s been super comfortable. The front disc brake with CBS support provides safe braking. It runs on tubeless tyres, giving better grip on uneven roads. The suspension setup feels soft, which helps during long rides. For someone wanting practicality with smooth performance, this bike fits well.

My Honda Shine has been the most hassle-free bike I’ve owned. The engine is very smooth, and it feels refined even at higher speeds. Mileage stays above 50 kmpl for me, and the build quality is top-notch. It’s a perfect family bike that’s easy to maintain. Also, the bike features a tubeless tyre and the top speed at which the bike runs is around 102 km/h.

5 years ago, I got this bike in my marriage. This bike is very reliable and fuel-efficient. Even after so much usage, it gives me around 45 kmpl in city commutes. The design is also very familiar and practical, which makes it very easy and comfortable to ride. Best for people who want to learn to ride a bike.

I've been riding the Honda Shine for the past five months, and it's been an excellent experience to ride in city. The bike offers smooth performance and decent pickup for everyday use. It’s fuel-efficient and very easy to handle in city traffic.Moreover, this two-wheeller offers a power of 10.59 bhp and 11 Nm of torque. Overall, it’s a great option for anyone looking for a reliable commuter.

This is the 1st bike of my life. Its mileage is very good and it it not expensive. If anyone is looking a bike with good mileage and affordable, this is the one.