Well kept and smooth ride

Hero Super Splendor

4.3

Engine & Performance

Comfort

Safety

Features

Design

Value for Money

I really liked the bike. It gives good mileage and the ride is very smooth. When I take it on the road, I don’t even feel the speed—it runs that well. I had taken a test drive, and the experience was perfect. The look is also stylish; people actually turn to look. I also got the service done, and the bike is still in good condition. Overall, it’s a total value-for-money bike.

By: Prakash Kumar Jha (1 Jul 2025)

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Hero Super Splendor User Reviews & Ratings

3.8

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Chrome on Mirrors Pits Easily

The chrome plating on the back of the rear-view mirrors started pitting and showing black spots within a year. It's a low-quality chrome job that doesn't stand up to the weather conditions in Delhi. Looks bad.

By: Saif Ali Khan Rizvi (Oct 14, 2025)

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The King of Tier-2 Cities

I'm from a smaller town outside Delhi, and there, the Splendor is not just a bike, it's the king. The roads are bad, the service centers are few, but this bike handles everything. It's built for the real India, not just the big metros.

By: Ranveer Singh (Oct 14, 2025)

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The 'Chalta Hai' Attitude Bike

This bike embodies the 'chalta hai' (it's okay/it works) attitude. The design is okay, the performance is okay, the features are okay. Nothing is great, but everything works. It's the ultimate compromise on two wheels.

By: Salman Khan (Oct 14, 2025)

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Just gets the job done

No thrills, no excitement. But every morning it starts and gets me to work on time and cheaply. It does its job. Can't ask for more, can't expect less. A perfectly average and reliable commuter.

By: Shahid Kapoor (Oct 14, 2025)

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Light Weight is its Superpower

The ultra-light weight of this bike is its superpower in the city. It's so easy to flick around in traffic, to park in tight spots, and to pick up if it falls. This makes it very accessible for riders of all ages and strengths.

By: Hrithik Roshan (Oct 14, 2025)

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The Sound of Reliability

The gentle, familiar hum of the Splendor's engine is the sound of reliability for me. It's not loud or aggressive. It's a calm and reassuring sound that tells you everything is okay and you will reach your destination.

By: Akshay Kumar Verma (Oct 14, 2025)

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Feels Stressed with a Pillion

With a pillion rider on board, the engine feels noticeably strained. Acceleration becomes very slow, and you need to plan overtakes carefully. It manages the load, but it's not a happy performer with two people.

By: Ranbir Kapoor Mehra (Oct 14, 2025)

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Helps Me Beat the Office Rush

I travel from Ghaziabad to Delhi for work every day. This bike is my weapon against the morning traffic. Its slim profile lets me filter through jams, saving me at least 45 minutes every day compared to a car.

By: Ankit Tanwar (Oct 14, 2025)

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A Practical, No-Nonsense Ride

This bike has no drama. It starts, it runs, it gives mileage. That's the end of the story. It's a purely practical purchase. If you're looking for an emotional connection with your motorcycle, look elsewhere. This is a tool.

By: Joginder Punia (Oct 14, 2025)

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Front Brake Lacks Bite

The front drum brake is very weak. It lacks the initial 'bite' you need for confident braking. Most of the stopping power comes from the rear brake. Hero must provide a disc brake option for the Splendor, it's a matter of safety.

By: Arjun Rampal (Oct 14, 2025)

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