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The Hero Glamour is a classic commuter bike that offers timeless styling with a fuel-efficient and reliable engine. The motorcycle is easy to live with and light on the pocket. It delivers excellent mileage, a comfortable ride, and sufficiently modern looks. However, it doesn’t offer a sporty performance or a long list of features. All in all, it is Ideal for daily riding and city commutes, although it may feel a bit underwhelming on open highways.
Available in multiple variants, the Hero Glamour is on sale in a price range of roughly ₹86,698 - ₹90,698 (ex-showroom, Delhi). The variants on offer include - Drum, Drum - OBD 2B, Disc, and Disc - OBD 2B. The on-road prices vary between locations. In Delhi, the Glamour is available in an on-road price range of ₹99,696 - ₹1,06,969. In Mumbai, the motorcycle costs ₹105,748 - ₹110,500. On the other hand, the same motorcycle costs ₹108,106-₹112,951 in Bengaluru. These prices are inclusive of registration, insurance, and other applicable charges.
The Hero Glamour has a tested fuel efficiency of around 65 kmpl. However, in the real world scenario, it typically offers 55-60 kmpl. In most cases, one can expect the city mileage to range from 55-57 kmpl, depending on the usage conditions and riding style. On the highway, it can return up to 60 kmpl with a constant throttle at a cruising speed of roughly 80 kmph. Combined with a fuel tank capacity of 10-litre, the motorcycle has a high range of around 550-600 kms.
Built around a conventional diamond frame, the Hero Glamour is powered by a 124.7 cc air-cooled, fuel-injected single-cylinder engine. The motor delivers smooth low-end torque that is ideal for city rides. Suspension comprises telescopic front forks and a 5-step adjustable rear hydraulic shock absorber. Braking is handled via a 240 mm front disc (drum in base model) and 130 mm rear drum. The system is further assisted by Hero’s Integrated Braking System (IBS). The instrument cluster is semi-digital, featuring analogue speedometer and a digital odometer, fuel gauge, and USB charging port. Lighting includes an automatic headlamp-on halogen unit and LED tail light
| Specification | Value |
| Engine | 124.7 cc, air-cooled, 4‑stroke, FI |
| Max Power | ~10.5 PS @ 7,500 rpm |
| Max Torque | ~10.4 Nm @ 6,000 rpm |
| Transmission | 5‑speed manual, wet multi‑plate |
| Top Speed | ~95–97 kmph |
| Fuel Tank Capacity | 10 litres |
| Kerb Weight | 121–125 kg depending on variant |
| Seat Height | ~793 mm |
| Ground Clearance | ~170 mm |
| Brakes | 240 mm front disc (optional), 130 mm rear drum, IBS |
| Pros | Cons |
| Conventional design that has a wide appeal | Modest engine performance |
| High fuel efficiency (up to 65 kmpl) | Lacks modern tech like fully digital dash, Bluetooth |
| Comfortable ride with user-adjustable rear suspension | No ABS |
| Reliable, low-maintenance air-cooled FI engine | Slightly heavier for a commuter bike |
| Includes useful features like USB charging, AHO, LED tail lamp | Top speed limited to 95–97 kmph |
The bike offers impressive mileage, making it ideal for both daily commutes and long rides. Its efficient engine ensures optimal fuel consumption, providing a balance between performance and economy. Exact mileage may vary based on riding conditions, maintenance, and usage habits, ensuring every rider gets the best experience.
This bike prioritizes safety with features like advanced braking systems (e.g., ABS), durable tires for better grip, and efficient suspension for stable rides. Additionally, the powerful LED headlights enhance visibility in low-light conditions, ensuring a safe and secure journey on various terrains and in diverse weather conditions.
Yes, the bike is designed for comfort and performance, making it suitable for long-distance travel. Its ergonomic seating, powerful engine, and efficient suspension reduce fatigue during extended rides, while the large fuel tank ensures fewer stops. Riders can enjoy a smooth and enjoyable journey over varied terrains.
