The TVS Sport BS6 is available in two variants - Kick Start and Self Start. When launched in April this year, the Kick Start variant was priced at INR 51,750* whereas the Self Start variant retailed at INR 58,925*. TVS has increased the prices of both the variants by INR 750. The specifications and features of the commuter motorcycle remain the same as before.

TVS Sport BS6 Specs

One of the main highlights of the TVS Sport BS6 is the new engine. It is a 109.7 cc single-cylinder mill which comes equipped with the Hosur-based company’s ETFi (Eco Thrust Fuel injection) technology that ensures enhanced performance and fuel economy. The air-cooled powerplant churns out 6.1 kW or 8.29 PS of maximum power at 7,350 rpm and 8.7 Nm of peak torque at 4,500 rpm. It is linked to a 4-speed gearbox. TVS claims that the new Sport BS6 is 15% more fuel-efficient than the BS4 version.

TVS Sport BS6 Key Features

• Stylish daytime running lights (DRLs)
• Sporty headlamp
• Premium 3D logo on the fuel tank
• New and attractive graphics
• Extra-long seat for enhanced comfort
• Aluminium grab rail

TVS Sport BS6 Dimensions

TVS Sport BS6 Colours

The TVS Sport BS6 is available in 6 colour options - Black/Red, White/Purple, White/Red, Black/Blue, Volcano Red and Mercury Grey.

In related news, TVS has hiked the prices of its other popular commuter, the Radeon BS6, as well.

For more TVS news and other two-wheeler updates, stay tuned to IndianAutosBlog.com.

*Ex-showroom, Delhi

TVS Sport BS6 Specs

First of all, the TVS Sport BS6 model features a new 109.7 cc single-cylinder engine. This air-cooled mill comes with a fuel-injection system which TVS likes to call ETFi technology or Eco Thrust Fuel injection technology. This engine produces 8.29 PS of maximum power and 8.7 Nm of peak torque. In comparison, the TVS Sport BS4 used to have a 99.7 cc engine that produced 7.48 PS and 7.5 Nm of torque. Like the old bike, the new bike has a 4-speed transmission.

TVS Sport BS6 Features

Aesthetically, the TVS Sport BS6 is identical to its predecessor. It has a simple design with some attractive graphics. The riding position is upright and relaxed. The single-piece long seat provides a good amount of comfort. The blacked-out engine and alloy wheels add a bit of sportiness. Additionally, the Sport BS6 features LED DRLs for a premium look.

TVS Sport BS6 Price and Colours

The kick start variant of the Sport BS6 has been priced at INR 51,750* and the self-start variant costs INR 58,925*.

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The new Sport BS6 is available in 5 colour options out of which 3 are dual-tone - Black/Red, White/Purple and White/Red - and 2 are regular - Volcano Red and Mercury Grey. For more TVS news and other two-wheeler updates, stay tuned to IndianAutosBlog.com.

*Ex-showroom, Delhi

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The record was registered in India Book of Records and Asia Book of Records. Pavitra Patro achieved the feat by riding the TVS Sport on the Indian Golden Quadrilateral. Patro covered a total of 6,377 kilometres through tough terrains and the surge of monsoon and registered an on-road mileage of 76.4 km/l. The ‘Golden Quadrilateral’ connects India’s four major metros – Delhi (North), Kolkata (East), Mumbai (West) and Chennai (South). The ride, which commenced on 31 July, concluded 20 days later, on 19 August 2019.

The 99.7 cc air-cooled, 2-valve Duralife engine on the TVS Sport makes 7.5 PS of peak power at 7,500 rpm and is linked to a four-speed transmission. The claimed fuel economy, as per TVS Motor Company Limited internal test, stands at 95 km/l. The motorcycle comes with an Econometer feature. The budget-friendly hardware setup includes drum brakes on both wheels (130 cc front/110 mm rear, conventional telescopic forks at the front and five-step adjustable, twin-sided rear shock absorbers). The motorcycle comes with a 5-year warranty.

Speaking about the achievement, Aniruddha Haldar, Vice President (Marketing) Commuter Motorcycles, Scooters & Corporate Brand, TVS Motor Company, said:

TVS Sport entering the record books for the highest recorded on-road mileage, is an outstanding feat. The 25 lakh TVS Sport riders have, over the last ten years, stood by its mileage performance. This ability is now acknowledged by Asia Book of Records and India Books of records as well. We congratulate Pavitra Patro for weathering the 20 days, 6,377 kilometres ride of the Golden Quadrilateral to achieve the highest on-road mileage recorded by a motorcycle.

Prices for the TVS Sport start from INR 39,900* while the highest-spec version retails at INR 49,491*. Check out the complete price list below:

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The TVS Sport is available in eight colour options – Black Silver, Indigo Streak, Titanium Grey, Mercury Grey, Blaze Red, Volcano Red, White Red and Dazzling White.

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The TVS Sport will be sold via 400 touchpoints in the country, said SV Nana Rau, Director Operations, TVS Lanka. Speaking about the launch of the motorcycle, Rau added:

We are happy to add the 100cc economy motorcycle TVS Sport to the extensive TVS Lanka product portfolio in Sri Lanka. The motorcycle will be available in over 400 touchpoints across the country with state-of-the-art service and spare facilities. We are confident it will find favour with customers.

Despite competing in the commuter segment, the TVS Sport looks quite appealing with its graphics and styling. Visual features on the motorcycle include sporty graphics, 3D Chrome logo and a long seat. The single-piece pillion grab-rail adds a nice contrast to the package and makes the bike look attractive.

The 100 cc motorcycle comes equipped with Economy and Power indicators on the instrument console. The mode indicators display when the motor delivering maximum fuel economy. The instrumentation is full-analogue with the speedometer and odometer sitting on the left side, while the fuel gauge, power mode and telltale indicators occupying the space on the right.

The commuter motorcycle is claimed to deliver a fuel economy of 95 km/l (as per internal testing). With the 10-litre fuel tank, it should deliver a good range between fuel stops. The TVS Sport uses a 7.4 PS 99.7 cc air-cooled, 4-stroke, Duralife engine that comes linked to a 4-speed, constant mesh transmission. An electric starting system is standard.

Stopping power comes from 130 mm front and 110 mm rear drum brakes, while the safety net includes CBS tech, or as TVS calls it, Synchronized Braking Technology (SBT). The SBT activates the front and rear brakes simultaneously to offer optimum braking control and enhancing the safety. Shock absorption department is handled by telescopic forks at the front and five-step adjustable, twin-sided springs at the back.

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While the prices in Sri Lanka are not available, check out the ex-showroom Delhi prices below:

• Kick start spoke wheel: INR 39,900
• Kick start alloy wheel: INR 45,500
• Electric start alloy wheel: INR 48,291
• Kick start long seat: INR 46,700
• Electric start long seat: INR 49,491

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The new variant boasts a longer seat and a wider pillion handle to enhance the rider and passenger comfort. The motorcycle comes with new decals aimed to give it a sharper and bolder look. Other visual talking points include stylized side-view mirrors, a premium 3D logo, aluminium grab rail and chrome muffler guard. The alloy wheels are wrapped in 2 .75 X 17 section tyre at the front and 3 X 17 section unit at the rear.

Speaking about the Special Edition TVS Sport, Aniruddha Haldar, Vice-President (Marketing) Commuter Motorcycles, Scooters and Corporate Brand, TVS Motor Company said:

The Special Edition TVS Sport is a combination of style and comfort making it a complete package for value-seeking customers.

The Special Edition model continues to use the 99.7 cc, single-cylinder, four-stroke engine that is tuned to deliver 7.4 PS of power at 7,500 rpm and 7.5 Nm of peak torque at 5500 rpm. The engine is mated to a four-speed gearbox. It also gets 'all gear electric start'. The motorcycle is claimed to return a fuel economy of 95 km per litre.

The Special Edition continues to use a 130mm drum brake at the front and a 110 drum unit at the rear. The Special Edition TVS Sport comes with an optional Synchronized Braking Technology (SBT), making it the first 100cc motorcycle to offer the safety feature.

Conventional telescopic front forks and 5-step adjustable twin sided rear shock absorber perform the suspension duties. The fuel tank capacity stands at 10-litre (2-litre reserve). With a full tank of fuel, the TVS Sport tips the weighing scale at 108.5 kg.

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The Special Edition of the 100 cc motorcycle will be available in Electric Start and Kick Start Alloy Wheel variants. Buyers can select from two colour schemes – Black with Red-Silver Decals and Black with Blue-Silver Decals.

The Silver Alloy Edition will be available across two colour schemes, namely, Black Silver and Volcano Red. The Silver Alloy Edition costs INR 38,961 (Ex-showroom, Madhya Pradesh); and will be available across all dealerships in India. The colour scheme is similar to the regular variant, but as the name suggests, the alloy wheels have a silver finish. The regular variant is available in 8 colour options - Volcano Red; Black Silver; Indigo Streak; Team Blue; Mercury Grey; Blaze Red; Dazzling White and Electric Green.

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The TVS Sport Silver Alloy Edition continues to use the 100 cc Dura-Life engine. Mating with a 4-speed transmission, the powerplant is good for 7.4 PS of power and 7.5 Nm of torque. The motorcycle comes with TVS patented Econometer, with an Eco Mode and Power Mode. The claimed mileage stands at 95 km/l. The cycle parts are also the same as the regular variant. The motorcycle rides on a telescopic front fork, and twin 5-stage adjustable rear shock absorbers. The motorcycle rivals Bajaj CT100 and Hero HF Dawn in its segment.

The website reports that the upcoming motorcycle may feature the TVS Sport’s engine. In the Sport, the 99.7 cc mill makes 7.4 PS at 7,500 rpm. The engine pairs with a 4-speed gearbox. As per TVS’ internal testing, the bike’s efficiency stands at 95 km/l. Expect the commuter to have an upright riding position with a well-cushioned single piece seat. The upcoming motorcycle is speculated to use telescopic front fork and twin rear shock absorbers. Brakes could be drum units on both ends in order to keep the costs under control.

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The price of the TVS Sport starts from 38,513, ex-showroom, Delhi for the kick-start, spoke wheel version. The Prestige will reportedly cost around INR 45,000-50,000, ex-showroom. At that price range, it would rival Bajaj Platina, Hero HF Deluxe, Hero Splendor+, and Honda CD 110 Dream. Like the Sport, the Prestige is also likely to come with five-year warranty right out of the box. In a related development, the Hosur-based manufacturer is also working on two cruisers, based on the recently-unveiled Zeppelin Concept. The company will also be launching the Apache RTR 160 facelift soon.

[Source: Motoroids]

The 2017 TVS Sport BSIV has been launched in India. Apart from meeting the new emission norms, the bike also gains a 35 watt Auto Headlamp On feature.

Powering the 2017 TVS Sport is a 99.77 cc four-stroke Duralife mill coupled to a 4-speed constant mesh gearbox. The engine is capable of producing 7.8 PS of maximum power at 7,500 rpm and 7.8 Nm of peak torque at 5,500 rpm. Available in kick as well as self-start version, the bike tips the scales at 108.5 kg. The petrol tank can store 12-litre of fuel and the facility of econometer will help the rider extract a higher real world mileage.

The 2017 TVS Sport is suspended over standard telescopic forks up front and 5-step adjustable twin shocks in the rear. Brakes include a 130 mm drum in the front and a 110 mm unit in the rear. The bike measures 1,950 mm in length, 705 mm in width and has a height of 1,080 mm. The ground clearance of 170 mm will be a blessing in both rural and urban situations.

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Colour options for the 2017 TVS Sport include Black Silver, Indigo Streak, Mercury Grey, Blaze Red, Volcano Red, Dazzling White and Electric Green.

The 2017 TVS Sport BSIV has been priced at INR 37,580 for the kick start/spoke wheel trim, INR 43,236 for the kick start/alloy wheel version and INR 46,924 for the self start/alloy wheel trim (all prices ex-showroom, Delhi).

TVS Motor Company has launched an updated version of its commuter motorcycle, the TVS Sport. The model which earlier claimed a mileage of 87.7 km/l, now returns 95 km/l in the company's version of the standard drive cycle conditions.

The TVS Sport’s DuraLife Engine has been optimised for reduced friction and stress to achieve higher efficiency and lower fuel consumption. The motor features Chrome Plated Piston rings and Roller Cam follower for lesser operational friction. The ignition timing has been revised corresponding to the low overall dry mass, which also contributes to the improvement in mileage, says the company.

In addition, the entry-level motorcycle has been updated with new features and styling. It now has a sporty instrument cluster, all gear electric start, aluminum grab rail, and chrome muffler guard. The model is available in five colours, including red, blue, black, white and grey, all of which feature contrasting body graphics.

The TVS Sport is powered by a 99.7 cc single-cylinder air-cooled engine that produces 7.5 PS maximum power at 7,500 rpm and 7.5 Nm peak torque at 5,000 rpm, mated to a 4-speed constant mesh gearbox.

The base version of the bike is priced at INR 36,880 (ex-showroom, New Delhi).

2015 TVS Sport launched - Press Release

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