To fill this void, the new Hero Splendor 135 has become the new, trendier, commuter style statement of sorts. The Splendor range of bikes is iconic in nature, thanks to its legendary fuel efficiency and reliability. The Splendor 135 reborn There’s a new punch to the daily commuter segment, with the new 135cc engine, refreshed styling and added features, that the Hero Splendor 135 comes packing with.
Premium Yet Practical Design
The Splendor 135 retains the original Splendor DNA but comes with a sportier and brawnier design. Featuring tank shrouds, an LED DRL that makes the bike look more muscular, a chiselled tail light and an overall racy bodywork that gives it a better poise, the bike is targeted at a newer breed of urban commuters and city riders. The blacked-out rim wheels at both ends of the bike and body-colored mirrors also add to the overall modern appearance, while continuing the bike’s all-road everyday usability.
For the Engine Enthusiast
Powering the Hero Splendor 135 is a 134.5cc, single-cylinder, air-cooled motor, which develops a maximum power output of close to 11-12 PS, and a peak torque output of around 11-12 Nm. The engine is married to a slick 5-speed gear box for smoother higher speed cruising and a stress-free ride in the city.
It’s got a zingy low- and mid-range response, making it ideal for darty city riding with the occasional highway thrust. It comes with Hero’s i3S (Idle Start-Stop System) which contributes in saving on fuel and makes it one of the most fuel efficient bike in India in the 135cc segment.
Claimed efficiency is nearly 65-75 kmpl depending on riding behaviour and conditions, which makes the Dream Yuga a pocket-friendly commuter.
Rider Comfort and Handling
The Hero Splendor 135 provides a calm and relaxed riding stance along with a cushioned and wide seat for a pleasant commute or a short weekend ride. It employs telescopic front forks and 5 step adjustable rear shock absorber for smooth rides in rough potholed streets of the city.
With tyre tube is 18 inch and tyres are also tubeless, lightweight body for easy handling, smooth cornering, traffic through. It’s a nice balanced bike to ride, with or without a passenger.
Tech and Safety Features
Hero has also added a few modern touches to the Splendor 135 in an effort to stay relevant among today’s tech savvy riders. It features:
- LED – Auto Headlamp On (AHO) type headlamp
- The top-end variant comes with All-Digital instrument cluster with Bluetooth functionality
- USB charging port
- Side-stand engine cut-off
- Optional front disc brake
- Advanced Braking (IBS/CBS)
- Hero Connect with live tracking and alerts (top variant)
These features make the Splendor 135 more than a mere commuter – it’s a smart ride for the smart generation.
Ownership and Maintenance
Splendor 135 has a massive upper hand over rivals with Hero MotoCorp’s extensive service reach and low-cost maintenance. Spare parts are widely available, and the cost is perhaps the lowest on this list. Meaning its buyers can keep it for long-term and not worry and for the price it sells, it’s a wise investment.
Price and Rivals
The Hero Splendor 135 will be priced in the range of ₹80,000 to ₹85,000 (ex-showroom), making it quite competitive in the 125–135cc segment. It competes against motorcycles such as the Honda Shine 125, TVS Raider 125, and Bajaj Pulsar 125. But it distinguishes itself with proven durability, good fuel economy, and now a more capable engine.
Final Verdict
The Hero Splendor 135 isn’t just an upgradation, it’s a makeover. Specifically, performance, miles per gallon, and durability benefit from the latest in design and modern-day features. Whether you’re a student, a daily office rider, or just want to take a leisurely ride to pick up your fresh fruits and veggies, your needs will get covered with confidence and comfort.
If you have been looking for a bike that brings technology and tradition, power and practicality together then your wait should end with Splendor 135 that you can count-on on Indian roads.
