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TVS Sport 110 | Pros, Cons & Mileage | Best Mileage Bike Under Budget?

Key Features & Highlights

The TVS Sport 110 is a commuter motorcycle built for daily utility: simple, reliable, fuel‑efficient and affordable.

It uses a BS6‑compliant, 109.7 cc single‑cylinder air‑cooled engine with fuel injection (ET‑Fi / EcoThrust Fuel Injection) to make it more efficient and cleaner.

Power & torque are modest but suited for city riding: approximately 8.2 PS (or ~8.18‑8.29 PS) at ~7,350 rpm and 8.7 Nm at ~4,500 rpm.

Dimensions & Build

Kerb weight is about 110‑112 kg, making it light and easy to handle, especially in traffic.

Ground clearance is ~175 mm, which helps with speed breakers and uneven roads.

Wheelbase ~1,236 mm; overall length, width, height ~1,950 mm × 705 mm × 1,080 mm.

Suspension, Brakes & Wheels

Front suspension: telescopic forks (oil damped).

Rear suspension: 5‑step adjustable hydraulic twin shocks, allowing rider to adjust preload somewhat depending on ride/usage.

Brakes: Drum brakes front (130 mm) and rear (110 mm). No disc brake. It does include a combined braking or synchronized braking / Combi brake system for safer stopping.

Wheels & tyres: 17‑inch wheels. Tubeless tyres are mentioned in some sources.

Fuel & Mileage

Fuel tank capacity is about 10 litres (plus reserve) in most models.

Mileage claimed is very high; real‑world usage tends to give ~70‑75 kmpl in city / mixed conditions. Under ideal conditions one can expect even more.

Styling, Comfort & Extras

Styling is modest and functional—no flashy fairings; simple graphics, a long single‑piece seat for rider + pillion.

The bike includes features focused on efficiency such as an “econometer” gauge/light that helps riders maintain optimal fuel economy.

Options like electric start (in higher / newer variants), self‑start, are available. Some variants may have side‑stand engine cut‑off etc.

Drawbacks / Things to Consider

Being a basic commuter, it doesn’t offer advanced features like a disc brake, or high speed stability for long highway rides. Top speed is around 90 km/h.

It may vibrate at higher rpms or under load — owners often note that above city speeds comfort drops.

No major electronic bits beyond essentials; if you want high tech (digital dash, ride modes, etc.) you’ll need to look at more premium bikes.

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