TVS Radeon Real-World Mileage Test: How This Commuter Bike Balances Efficiency and Comfort

We recently tested the real-world mileage of the TVS Radeon on a mixed riding route. To begin, we filled the 10 litres fuel tank completely and noted the trip meter reading carefully. This step helped ensure an accurate result later.

The total test distance covered 140 km, including city roads, open highways, and a short rural stretch. This mix perhaps reflects how most riders actually use the bike daily. We maintained a steady speed between 60 and 70 kmph on highways. In addition, the speed is 30-45 kmph on city roads. We kept gear shifts smooth and avoided sudden acceleration.

Traffic remained moderate throughout the ride. However, a few slow-moving vehicles appeared in city sections. Despite that, we managed a fairly consistent riding pattern without major interruptions.

Riding Feel and Engine Behaviour

The Radeon felt comfortable and easy to handle during the entire test. Its engine delivered smooth power, which made daily riding quite relaxed. In addition, the seating posture supported long rides without causing fatigue.

At cruising speeds, the bike stayed stable and predictable. Perhaps this makes it a good option for both city and occasional highway use. The engine did not feel stressed even after continuous riding.

However, we noticed slight vibrations at higher speeds, though they were not bothersome. The overall ride quality remained pleasant and controlled.

Fuel Consumption and Final Result

At the end of the ride, we refilled the tank to measure fuel usage. The bike consumed 2.38 litres of fuel for the 140 km journey. In which 87 km was on highway, where I got around 62.3 kmpl. Besides, 54.33 kmpl mileage is received in city riding of 53 km.

This result feels quite practical for daily commuting needs. In addition, the bike performs well without demanding aggressive riding habits. It balances efficiency and comfort in a simple manner. However, actual mileage may vary based on riding style and traffic conditions.

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